Sports

It’s down to crunch time for high school wrestlers with visions of postseason success, taking the mat this week in the North Bay League Championships.

The Lady Lions and Tigers will begin a new season this week when they take the court in their respective North Bay League basketball playoff tournaments.

The varsity Eagles remain in hot pursuit of a coveted league basketball title this week, thanks in large part to three more wins on the NCL1 circuit.

We’re running out of superlatives to describe the dominance of the Lady Eagles during the 2019-20 basketball campaign, but their recent stretch of league outings pretty much tells the story.

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.

Boys basketball

The Windsor High School boys soccer team is making a final push to extend their season, eyeing a coveted return to the North Coast Section playoffs.

The Lady Jaguars will close out a challenging North Bay League basketball campaign this week, hoping to end the season on a winning note.

This week’s Our Lady of Guadalupe Church’s Catholic Youth Organization game of the week was a thrilling double overtime 4th grade boys game. Coach Sean Anderson’s team came up on the short end of the 30-24 game with St. Vincent of Petaluma. The locals saw their record drop to 5-3 in league play.

Local high school basketball teams are in the final throes of the North Bay League schedule this week, as Analy and El Molino boys squads look to close it out on a winning note.