Sports

The Lady Jaguars are coming off a humbling stretch on the North Bay League softball campaign, dropping all four games played in a busy week of action.

Weather permitting, Windsor High School sports teams will resume the second half of their respective schedules this week with a full slate of games, matches and meets following a week off for spring break.

The varsity baseball Jaguars made the most of a hiatus in the league schedule during spring break, logging three games in the annual A.L. Rabinovitz Memorial Tournament hosted by Montgomery High School on April 3-4.

The clouds parted and it was a perfect day for baseball on Sunday, April 8, as the Cloverdale Little League celebrated with Opening Day ceremonies at Daly Field.

Spring break and torrential rains did nothing to slow the progress of Analy and El Molino baseball teams, as both rolled to victories in recent abbreviated action.

Local high school softball teams managed to get in a couple of games in limited spring break action, as Analy slipped by non-league opponents Pinole Valley (3-0) and Tamalpais (6-1), while El Molino came up just short in a 17-12, 8-inning slugfest against Fort Bragg.

Veteran El Mo squad battling for upper echelon

Throughout the school year, the Windsor Times will name a male and female athlete of the week.

Cloverdale High School baseball and softball teams continued their hot start in the opening stretch of the NCL 1 campaign, with both varsity squads scoring convincing wins.

The varsity baseball Jaguars emerged from a two week layoff with a flurry of games this week, opening the North Bay League schedule with one win in three outings.