Sports

The Lady Greyhounds made short work of three overmatched opponents in recent North Bay League varsity basketball action, posting routs over Santa Rosa, Elsie Allen and St. Vincent.

Throughout the school year, the Windsor Times will name a male and female athlete of the week. Recipients will receive a free small soda, a small bag of chips and a sandwich from Pohley’s Market.

Windsor declared the champions of the Redwood Division

High School girls basketball

High school girls soccer

Teams on the rise in realigned North Bay League

The varsity baseball Eagles had just one game on the docket last week, a March 15 visit to Healdsburg. Cloverdale had claimed a 3-1 home win over the Greyhounds just 11 days earlier, but this time was victimized by a great pitching effort. Hounds’ hurler Blake Monahan was nearly unhittable, firing a complete-game, one-hit, five-strikeout gem in cruising to a 3-0 victory. Cloverdale pitcher Nick Menzell (6 IP, 5 hits, 1 ER, 7 Ks) deserved better in taking the loss, while Jake Sielliunn (1 for 2) collected the lone hit for the Eagles. Cloverdale (1-2) will take a break this week before resuming play at St. Vincent in Petaluma on Wednesday, March 29 (4 p.m.). The Eagles will open the league season at home against Middletown on Friday, March 31 (4 p.m.).

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 Healdsburg Prune Packers, one of the oldest and most venerated community baseball teams in the state, got its season underway with a ceremonial first pitch by Mayor Ariel Kelley at 6pm on Tuesday, June 6. Clarence Ruonavaara Grandstands at Art McCaffrey Field began filling...