Sports

Like many boys of his generation, Santa Rosa resident Jack Luceti was introduced to the game of golf by working as a caddie. Jack grew up in San Francisco and started caddying at Harding Park and Lake Merced Golf Course when he was 11 years old. Jack received a couple of cut down clubs from the pro and taught himself the basics. It was an instant love affair between Jack and the game of golf.

Team takes second in Division 5; advances to Nor Cal tourney

Tigers and Lions wrap up inaugural SCL winter season 

The Lady Tiger swim team capped a great spring season at the

Advertorial sponsored post: Graduating from high school is a deep rooted cultural rite of passage in our society.  We know that many students will move forward from high school and begin the next phase of their lives.  For many, this will be by enrolling in a junior college, college, university, or technical program.  For others it may mean enlisting in the military.  Others may find themselves entering the workforce.  While others may find themselves taking a gap year to explore the various opportunities available to them.  Whichever is chosen, it will most likely only serve as the next step in the lives of our graduates.  

The Lady Eagles finished up a championship fall soccer campaign last week, falling to Middletown, 3-1 in the semifinals of North Coast Section Division-3 playoffs.

Forget about silver linings and all of that stuff. The Cloverdale Eagles, the top seed in the North Coast Section Division V boys basketball playoffs, are done for the season after falling 53-44 to No. 8 seed Redwood Christian of San Lorenzo on Saturday in the quarterfinal round at Cloverdale High School.

Girls qualify for Nor Cals; host Upper Lake on Feb. 26