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July 17, 2026

Lady Tigers bounced by Bishop O’Dowd in NCS semis

Analy was victimized by an overpowering pitching effort by Alexis Scalzo of Bishop O’Dowd and the Lady Tigers fell 4-0 in the division III semifinal game played in Castro Valley late Wednesday afternoon.

El Mo’s Ricioli captures national wrestling title

El Molino junior wrestler Hannah Ricioli made her mark on the big stage this week, capturing the women’s 16-under Cadet freestyle championship against the country’s best at the USMC National Championship meet in Fargo, North Dakota. 

Athletes of the Week

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

Basketball sign-ups on tap for St. Sebastian

Registration for the St. Sebastian’s CYO basketball program is

Greyhounds hold off Fort Bragg, 20-14 in exciting grid opener

The “Bear” Gray football era got off to electrifying start on Friday, as the first-year Healdsburg head coach led the Greyhounds to 20-14, come-from-behind victory in the high school season opener at Fort Bragg.   

Running Jags shine at track meets

The Windsor High School track team continued to impress at a pair of recent meets, beginning with a dual track meet at Maria Carrillo on April 17 and finishing up on Saturday at the annual Viking Classic meet at Montgomery.

El Molino athletes making marks in track, soccer

El Molino graduate Adolfo Membrila and incoming senior Kassidy Sani are breathing rarified air this summer, each making their mark on the national stage in their chosen sport.

Little League all-stars capture District-35 tournaments

Local Little League baseball teams enjoyed their share of

Volleyballers shock Carrillo, Ukiah to start NBL season

The Windsor High School volleyball team is off to its best North Bay League start in school history this week after posting huge wins over Maria Carrillo and Ukiah.

Running Jags ready to hit cross country trails

Two-time NBL champs move up to Oak Division
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