Sports

The new stadiums at El Molino and Analy high schools were filled with fans, families and football last  Friday, August 26 for the school’s first home games on their new fields.  El Mo won 34-0 to Willits and Analy 41-14 against Maria Carrillo. With El Molino’s grassy bleachers and first win of the season, the school’s spirit was high. Analy’s strong win was a battle for the team and set the tone for what they hope to be a formidable year.

Cloverdale Native Nick Pavelka (at right in photo) who is a professional photographer in the extreme sports world is off on a six-plus week Alaska adventure.

Cloverdale visits Berean Christian Saturday in season opener

Team set to battle in rough and tumble NBL

Windsor will host Petaluma at Cardinal Newman field Friday at 7:30 p.m.

by Greg Clementi

Lady Lions and Tigers ready to roll on high school soccer pitch

Cloverdale Chargers football players, cheerleaders and coaches held a fundraiser car wash recently at Cloverdale High School. Cloverdale residents and even Cloverdale Police brought their vehicles to be washed and to support the cause. Proceeds will be used for uniforms and gear. Chargers football season will begin on Sunday, Sept. 11 with a game against the Hopland Bears at Cloverdale High School. The junior varsity will play at noon and varsity at 2 p.m.

Cloverdale High Eagles Cheer program was able to participate in a United Spirit Association camp this summer thanks to the Eagle Pride Boosters. According to cheer coach Crystal Stone, “The girls were able to gain valuable stunting experience and find ways to increase their gameday presence for the upcoming season.” 

Wednesday, Aug. 17 was the first day of school for the sixth, seventh and eighth graders at Willowside Middle School.