Analy lady Tigers softballers favored for sought-after SCL crown
The 2016 spring softball season could be the most exciting and competitive in years for local high school teams, as both Analy and El Molino take aim at what is hoped will be a memorable campaign. Â
The El Mo Lions and Analy Tigers shine at NCS Wrestling Championships
West County high school wrestlers took the mat on Feb. 26-27 at the North Coast Section Championships held at James Logan High School in Union City, as El Molino and Analy combined to send 15 competing athletes. Â
Flying Tigers bounced by Moreau Catholic in playoffs
The Analy Flying Tigers wrapped up a great basketball season last week in the quarterfinals of the North Coast Section Division-3 playoffs, falling to number one seeded Moreau Catholic, 83-40.
Picking a leader
There are times when life transcends sports and the obstacles young athletes face are far more important than the outcome of a basketball game.
Eagles win league tournaments; eye playoff run
Varsity boys and girls land high seeds in NCS tournament
Flying Tigers take second in SCL playoffs, Analy lands eightÂh seed
The defending Sonoma County League champion Flying Tigers came agonizingly close to putting another notch on their belt for the winter campaign, winning one of two games in the league tournament to settle for second place.
Analy girls land 12th seed in playoffs, Tigers fall to Dragons in title game
The Analy Lady Tigers wrapped up a successful Sonoma County League campaign in the SCL tournament title game on Saturday, falling to regular season co-champion Sonoma Valley, 37-31 in a playoff double-header played at Santa Rosa Junior College.
Local wrestlers shine at SCL Championships, Analy, El Mo combine to qualify
PETALUMA - It was an exciting day of action at the annual Sonoma County League Wrestling Championships hosted by Petaluma High School on Saturday, with nearly eight hours of competition deciding the team title and individual champions in 14 weight classes.
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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. Sponsored by the City of Healdsburg’s Community Services and the local nonprofit Corazón Healdsburg, Dia de Muertos was first recognized locally to mark Corazón’s inaugural community event, where it introduced the newly established organization to Healdsburg.
