Sports

One of the amazing parts of living in a small town like Cloverdale is that often, if you build it, they will come. That’s exactly what Tani Hatcher, mother to four active children, did when she created the Cloverdale Kids Tennis Club this summer.

Cloverdale among an elite group of gifted athletes

The winds of change will almost certainly blow this month in the form of high school athletic realignment, as officials from the North Coast Section will ultimately decide the fate of its member leagues.

The Windsor Wicked 12 and under girls fast-pitch softball team is in the midst of an outstanding summer on the Northern California tournament circuit, most recently capturing first place in the Bill Bowen Invitational Tournament held in Sonoma on July 21-23. Windsor won all five of their games over the three-day weekend event.

Event raises nearly $30,000 for cancer support groups

Teams advance to regional title games

In an exciting year of sports at Cloverdale High School, the Eagles finished off a successful spring in great fashion with impressive individual and team efforts. The tennis team brought home an elusive championship, softball continued to have a dominant program and the track and field teams produced nine All-Leaguers en route to an impressive showing at the NCS Class A Championships.

The varsity basketball Jaguars played host to 11 other participating teams on July 15-16 at the annual Summer Shootout Tournament at Windsor High School, a two-day event that featured some 140 high school athletes looking to hone their skills.

11 and 12-year-old teams moving on to regional tourneys

Windsor High School’s girls varsity lacrosse coaches are determined to introduce local high school and middle school girls to the sport of lacrosse.