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September 5, 2026

Windsor wrestlers shine at Green & Gold tourney

The Jaguars continued to hone their skills at the 50th annual San Marin Green & Gold Wrestling Tournament in Novato on Dec. 8, with six of seven participating athletes coming home with top-five medals.

WHS cagers finish up winning basketball season

The varsity basketball Jaguars said goodbye to the 2021 campaign last week, finishing the season with convincing victories over St. Vincent and El Molino.

Windsor Wicked U-12 softballers capture first in tourney

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.

Lady Eagles capture third straight league crown

The Lady Eagle’s varsity basketball team was crowned champion of the NCL1 for the third straight season, closing out the league schedule with one win in two outings. The team finished the league campaign with a 13-1 record, two full games ahead of second place Middletown. 

OLG CYO basketball game of the week

Coach Steve Kramer’s 3rd grade boys team finished their season with a 23-19 win over St. John’s Parish in Catholic Youth Organization play. The Our Lady of Guadalupe team used some outstanding shooting to go up 21-9 after three quarters but had to hold off St. John’s fourth quarter rally for the victory.

High school sports briefs

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Windsor’s Branden Walton continues Paralympics bid

Former Jags running star has eyes on prize

Lady Eagles stay perfect in NCL 1 basketball

Ladies finish first half of league at 7-0 

Analy, El Mo volleyballers in North Coast Section playoffs

SCL champs Tigers land #2 seed in Div. 3; Lions seeded 13th in Div. 4 

Our Lady of Guadalupe teams capture North Bay Catholic Youth Organization basketball titles

The season ended on the championship podium for three Our Lady of Guadalupe Church teams. Six teams had advanced to the title game in North Bay Catholic Youth Organization play.
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