Analy hosts El Mo, Piner in three-team track meet
The Running Tigers and Lions track teams met in a three-way non-league meet hosted by Analy on March 11 under sunny but breezy conditions, in what proved to be the final competition for the teams for the foreseeable future.
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Tiger baseballers turn back El Mo in “Apple” game, 5-1
Local high school baseball teams played what could be the last game in at least a month on March 10, as Analy turned back visiting El Molino, 5-1 in the much anticipated Apple game.
Softball teams hope to stay sharp during break
Aside from the fear of a growing pandemic, the disappointment following the suspension of all spring sporting events has hit home for players and coaches, left with the prospect of no games or practices for at least a month.
Spring sports on hold due to school closures
The high school sports world is on hold for at least three weeks due to the threat of coronavirus, as all Sonoma County schools try to minimize the spread of the disease.
Eagles end historic hoops campaign in Nor Cal playoffs
The Lady Eagles completed one of the best basketball seasons in school history on March 5, falling at No. 2 seeded Argonaut, 60-49 in the CIF Nor Cal State playoffs.
Running Jags shine at Big Cat Invitational track meet
Windsor High School athletes were out of the blocks quickly on Saturday, March 7 at the Big Cat Invitational track meet at Santa Rosa, giving local fans a glimpse of great things to come.
Jags pound horsehide in 12-6 rout over Rancho Cotate
Windsor erupts for 12 hits; evens record at 1-1
Lady Jags gain split in varsity softball skirmishes
The Lady Jaguars didn’t take long to notch their first win of the 2020 softball campaign, scoring an 11-1 victory over Piner in a pre-league tilt on March 5.
El Mo’s Kassidy Sani inks scholarship with UC Irvine
El Molino senior Kassidy Sani is headed to UC Irvine after inking an athletic scholarship offer in an emotional signing ceremony held in the school library on March 3.
Arts & Entertainment
Multicultural Center takes shape at Abel de Luna
Bursts of color explode from every corner and every angle of the newly repainted Abel de Luna Community Center on the north side of town. Fuchsia, sunflower, marigold, plum and chrysanthemum abut and juxtapose with one another on the many outside walls and columns, as two muralists work on their own visions of Healdsburg.
