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September 9, 2026

Analy exodus: senior footballers quit before final game

For an aging generation of athletes, quitting has never been an option. The thought of bailing out in the face of adversity before the end of a season would have meant letting yourself and, more importantly, your teammates down.

Running Jags shine at weekend meets

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.

Flying Tigers bounced by Campolindo, 68-53 in NCS playoffs

Analy continues season in Nor Cal State Tournament next week

World Cup fever hits Cloverdale

Having worked at a bar in Hawaii, Maurice Bigden is very aware that time zones don’t always mesh with sports events elsewhere, and the month-long soccer World Cup is no exception.

Lions footballers maul Greyhounds, 47-20 in “Battle for the Paddle”

The varsity football Lions notched their most impressive win of the 2016 campaign on Friday at Recreation Park in Healdsburg, using a big-play offense to spoil the Greyhound’s Homecoming party in a 47-20 victory.

Hounds Prepare for Football Season Under New Coach

The Healdsburg High School varsity football team is ready to turn the page. The team, which hasn’t won a league game since 2017, is preparing for the 2023 season with dogged determination under new head coach Randy Parmeter. Long associated with the program at El...

HLL all stars gearing up for District 35 tournaments

The exciting final phase of the 2021 baseball season is set to begin for some two dozen players in the Healdsburg Little League (HLL), as they prepare for their respective District 35 all star tournaments.

Windsor High School volleyballers turn back Maria Carrillo in season opener

High school volleyball season is officially underway for the Windsor Jaguars, kicking off their first-ever spring campaign on April 12 with an electrifying five-set win over visiting North Bay League power Maria Carrillo; 25-18, 22-25, 26-24, 23-25, 15-13.  

Eagles fall to Kelseyville, 22-15 in battle for league supremacy

Cloverdale drops into second place; visits Clear Lake on Friday

Windsor hosts Goddess of the Vine wrestling tournament

The fastest growing high school sport in the nation was on full display on Saturday, Feb. 1, when Windsor played host to 50 teams and an estimated 300 female athletes at the second annual Goddess of the Vine wrestling tournament.
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