Sports

In a town full of basketball tradition, it's not always a junior varsity team that people are talking about. The JV programs usually consist of players who are preparing for their opportunity to play on the varsity team. In small towns it's common to see athletes pulled up to the varsity as early as their freshman year, again building the brand of varsity sports teams and sometimes overlooking junior varsity programs. In Cloverdale this was not the case. A senior-driven varsity team with limited space that included seven players that will walk across the stage in June, the JV Eagles benefited by putting a quality group of athletes together to win the 2018 NCL-1 JV league pennant.

Cloverdale Charger football signups will be on April 11 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Cloverdale High School. Cost is $80 per child or $120 for two children in the same family. The program is open to children nine to 14 years old; no eight-year-olds are accepted this year.

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

Track & field meet at Montgomery showcases local talent

Windsor off to strong 3-1 start with pair of victories

Windsor falls to MCAL powers Redwood and San Marin

It was a clean sweep as Our Lady of Guadalupe Church went 3-0 in North Bay Catholic Youth Organization championship games on March 3.

Boys tennis

Throughout the school year the Tribune will name a male and female athlete of the week. Recipients will receive a sausage with two toppings, a choice of a side order and a non alcoholic beverage from The Wurst restaurant in Healdsburg.

The rain may be falling but softball season is in full swing for west county high school teams, as Analy and El Molino navigate respective pre-league schedules.