2018, a year to remember in local sports (part 2)
As we near the end of another year it’s only fitting that we look back and pay tribute to some of the best moments in local sports. Although there were too many stories to list, we’ve tried to capture some of the highlights from the second half of 2018 in words and photographs.
Lions and Tigers victorious in first home games on new fields
The new stadiums at El Molino and Analy high schools were filled with fans, families and football last Friday, August 26 for the school’s first home games on their new fields. El Mo won 34-0 to Willits and Analy 41-14 against Maria Carrillo. With El Molino’s grassy bleachers and first win of the season, the school’s spirit was high. Analy’s strong win was a battle for the team and set the tone for what they hope to be a formidable year.
Tigers stay unbeaten in league soccer
The Lions and Tigers each played a pair of games last week, as
Eagles notch volleyball wins over St. Helena, Middletown
Cloverdale on bubble for possible North Coast Section playoff berth
Lady Jags cagers wrap up busy summer hoops campaign
Behind every successful high school basketball program lies a
Lady Tigers finish strong hoops campaign
The Analy Lady Tigers closed out a solid spring basketball campaign in a busy final stretch of North Bay League action, notching close wins over Maria Carrillo and Ukiah for a final league mark of 3-3 and 7-4 on the season.
WHS baseballers gain split to end league campaign
Windsor wraps up season with 11-13 record
















