Lady Hounds take second in 72nd REIBT
The Lady Greyhounds held a hoops party with everyone invited last weekend at the 72nd annual Redwood Empire Invitational Basketball Tournament, claiming two wins in three outings to earn a second place trophy.
Greyhounds fall to Montgomery, 48-3 to end resurgent grid campaign
The Greyhounds logged a bittersweet ending to a resurgent high school football campaign on Friday at Montgomery, falling to a powerful Vikings’ squad, 48-3.
Barb¹s Race another success in fight against cancer
The sixth annual Barb¹s Race, a grueling half Ironman triathlon
Windsor’s Allie Davis headed to Olympic Swim Trials
WHS alum wraps up star-studded collegiate career at Purdue
Athletes of the Week
Throughout the school year, the Windsor Times will name a male and female athlete of the week.
Healdsburg harriers finish up strong cross country campaign
The Greyhounds may have saved their best effort for the final cross country meet of the fall season on Nov. 20 at the North Coast Section Championships held at Hayward High School, logging a solid collective performance.
Softballers open North Bay League campaign
Jags drop league games to Rancho, Ukiah; beat Terra Linda
Sponsored post — Class of 2020 – Laguna High School
Sponsored advertorial: The Staff at Laguna High School would like to congratulate the graduating class of 2020. We have watched our seniors work so hard to make it to this day. Though many obstacles have been thrown in their paths, our seniors have continued to push forward. In some ways, this year has felt like a genuine obstacle course—from natural disasters, to the individual challenges our students have faced. Yet, despite these challenges, our seniors have kept their focus and commitment to getting their high school diplomas. We don't know what the future holds, but what we do know is that the Laguna High School seniors have demonstrated they have the tenacity and strength they will need in order to succeed as they move forward with their lives. Laguna High School graduations are emotional, and powerful celebrations of our seniors and their accomplishments. To not be able to celebrate as we normally would, is difficult for us all. The Staff at Laguna is feeling this loss, and we know that our graduates and their families are as well. The graduating class of 2020 means so much to us. They are part of the Laguna family and we wanted nothing more than to see them walk up to the podium in front of their proud family members, to receive their hard-earned diplomas. However, at this time, we must respect the need to keep everyone safe, and that means accepting how things are, not how we wish they could be. Our graduating class understands this. In fact, if there is one thing Laguna High School graduates are used to, it's dealing with adversity, and overcoming it. Each and every one of our graduates has proven time and time again that they have what it takes to fight for their future. This diploma symbolizes great success. They have worked hard, they have beaten the odds, and they can now move forward in their lives knowing that they are capable, committed, and ready for anything.
