Sports

Eagles hanging tough; push record to 4-2 in league and 6-5 overall

When it came down to the North Coast Division 4 playoff tournament, Healdsburg found itself ranked 9 out of 12 teams. So going the distance to the finals—scheduled to take place this coming weekend—was always a long shot...

The Cloverdale Lady Eagles are making the most of a rebuilding basketball campaign as they near the halfway point in the season, battling both adversity and opponents in a 4-8 start.

Throughout the school year, the Windsor Times will name a male and female athlete of the week. Recipients will receive a free small soda, small bag of chips and sandwich from Pohley’s Market.

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.

Cloverdale opens season with win over Rincon Valley Christian

Local challenge — Windsor residents Tiffany Bronzan and her friend Lisa Langdale, are avid distance runners, and this summer they set out on what they dubbed "The Windsor Challenge":  to run the length of every public road in the town of Windsor. While the actual "road mileage" was something like 78 miles, according to Broznan’s husband Brandon, with all the routes and back tracking the challenge took around 250 miles to complete it. 

The Pacific Empire League just concluded its inaugural season, and to no one’s surprise the Healdsburg Prune Packers walked away from the field in the final standings. But while their 22-5 league record was dominant, and they secured the first-place finish and playoff home field advantage, it wasn’t always easy...

The Brook Haven Middle School cross country team gathered for a

WHS softball