Sports

Windsor High School varsity athletes were well represented on spring All North Bay League teams as voted on by coaches, with a total of two dozen players honored in their respective sports.

The Cloverdale Lady Eagles are breathing rarified air this week as they continue an historic basketball season that has landed the team in the CIF Nor Cal State Championship Tournament for the first time since 2002.

The Greyhounds played host to Rancho Cotate in a North Bay League cross country meet on Oct. 13, easily outrunning the visiting Cougars to record a clean sweep in all races.

27th Ironman Vineman triathlon oldest in continental United States

Jags feature 12 seniors; look to battle in tough NBL

The Sebastopol Little League Junior Division All Stars are alive and well in District 35 tournament action at Laguna Park, capturing two wins in their first three games to advance to the quarterfinals.

New Analy head paid his dues coaching at all levels

The Lady Jags varsity softball team wrapped up a rebuilding

“I believe we were able to bring life back to the program and to the community,” first-year football coach Criss Rosales said. “Regardless of what the record says on paper, we were a very good football team this year and other coaches agree. We are a hungry team with a lot to prove.”

“Leading the stats are junior forward Jairo Mendoza with 7 goals and 3 assists. Senior goalkeeper Roy Paz has recorded 3 shutouts,” reported coach Herbert Lemus. “Most of our forwards are in the score sheet with different players providing the assists which is good for our team.”