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WHS sports briefs: April 25

Swimming

WHS grad CantoAdams rides into Collegiate Cycling National Championships

Remy CantoAdams, a 2012 Windsor High School graduate, will compete in the Collegiate Cycling National Championship 

Lions, Tigers pound Lobos, horsehide in SCL romps

Local teams piling up wins heading into second half of season

WHS horsehiders blanked by NBL powers

Jags looking to rebound after shutout losses to Casa, Rancho

Windsor taps Kevin Ballatore to head Jaguars football program

Former quarterback to be on-campus teacher and coach

Lions going low on Sonoma County League golf links

El Mo eyes NCS tourney bid in strong spring campaign

Lady Jags in midst of watershed lacrosse season

The 2017 lacrosse season has been nothing short of miraculous for the Windsor High School girls program in its third year of existence, as the Jaguars continue on a remarkable track that has the team scrambling to reset its once-modest goals.

Running Jags host Vikings, Pumas on NBL track

The Windsor High School track team opened the North Bay League campaign with a tri meet against visiting Maria Carrillo and Montgomery on April 12, a great litmus test against a couple of the league’s best teams.

WHS sports briefs

Boys tennis

Jags baseballers keep pace on baseball circuit

The varsity baseball Jaguars stayed in contact with the .500 mark in a pair of recent North Bay League road outings, combining a 15-3 romp over Cardinal Newman with a 6-1 loss at Montgomery.
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Arts & Entertainment

Plaza reclaims its place as Healdsburg’s hub

Returning for its 10th year is Dia de Muertos, the Mexican folk holiday that has found a new home north of the border since 2016. Dia de Muertos was first recognized locally to mark Corazón’s inaugural community event, where it introduced the newly established organization to Healdsburg.

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