Sports

The varsity baseball Eagles have hit a rough patch on the preseason circuit this month, running into some outstanding pitching in a recent four-game losing skid.

Football wins come in all shapes and sizes, with some a thing of beauty while others fall into a different category. One thing is certain — at the end of the year they all count.

The growing strength and depth of the Windsor Youth Softball

The Lady Tigers fell from the ranks of the Sonoma County League unbeaten on April 26, falling to arch-rival Petaluma in a rematch, 2-0.

District 35 all star play is underway for west county Little League teams, most notably the defending champion Sebastopol Junior squad.

A pair of local youth basketball teams completed Catholic Youth Organization championships seasons this month, as the St. Peter’s fifth grade Division 3 girls and the St. Peter’s sixth grade Division 3 boys each brought home a coveted first place trophy.

Windsor High School track and field athletes continued to prep for the upcoming North Bay League season last weekend, splitting the squad in a pair of area meets.

Local high school soccer teams will begin a final push for a spot in the postseason this week, as they play out the final matches of the North Bay League schedule.

The graduating class of female student athletes of 2019 from Cloverdale High School will be remembered for their many accomplishments, both on the field and in the classroom.

Visiting St. Helena spoiled the Eagle’s Homecoming celebration on Friday at John Allen Memorial Stadium, easily dispatching the Eagles in a 49-6 varsity football rout.