Sports

The Windsor High School girls basketball team has not been deterred by a four-month delay to the season, racing to its best start in years.

Tigers claim first of two season meetings between rivals  

Week by week, the Healdsburg Greyhounds show improvement under new head coach Randy Parmeter. In their first game on Sept. 1, they gave up a touchdown every time St. Helena had the ball, losing 62-27. A week later in Sonoma Valley they got some...

West County high school volleyball teams made a quick exit in their respective North Coast Section playoff tournaments, with both El Molino and Analy falling to first round opponents.

Lady Jags fall short of postseason; finish at 9-12

To no one’s surprise, the Healdsburg Prune Packers begin the last full week of PEL (Pacific Empire League) play on Wednesday with an unassailable 5.5 game lead over two second-place teams, their 20 wins against only three losses demonstrating their dominance. With only three or four games left for each team, a different pennant winner is impossible.

The varsity football Eagles haven’t skipped a beat following a successful 7-5 playoff campaign a year ago, making the most of a busy off-season program that should have the team well prepared when official practices start later this month.

Healdsburg High School’s spring sports programs are almost complete, with a few exceptions. Two track runners are looking forward to racing in the regional Meet of Champions this weekend, and the baseball Hounds hope they can pull off an upset in the NCS tournament.  Several...

The high school sports world is on hold for at least three weeks due to the threat of coronavirus, as all Sonoma County schools try to minimize the spread of the disease.

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