Sports

It was a mixed bag on the local high school diamonds last week, as the Cloverdale varsity baseball squad stayed in the NCL-1 title hunt while the defending league champion Lady Eagles saw their hopes diminish for a softball repeat.

The teams may occupy different basketball divisions in the newly aligned North Bay League, but the rivalry lives on in the hearts of Lions and Tigers.

The 2024-25 school year began earlier this month, but the high school’s football players were already practicing—learning blocking, routes and plays—for the third coach in three years...

Six former Tigers to be honored at Hall of Fame banquet on Oct. 20

There were few highlights in the final week of the high school football campaign for both Analy and El Molino, but there was a silver lining for at least one local team.

The NBL Redwood championship tourney delivered picture-perfect fall conditions—mid-70s temperatures, bluebird skies, dry fairways and firm greens. The setting helped the Healdsburg girls golf team finish the regular season with a flawless 10–0 record in league play.

The high school wrestling season may be over, but that hasn’t slowed a handful of local athletes as they continue to hone their skills in spring tournaments for the El Molino Wildcats youth team.

Cloverdale improves to 4-1; visits Kelseyville on Friday

Throughout the school year, the Windsor Times will name a male and female athlete of the week.

The Analy High School volleyball program has been among the elite in the Redwood Empire for much of the past 20 years, a run that has produced multiple league championships, one North Coast title and yearly trips to the postseason.