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July 17, 2026

The view of the Packers from the pressbox

Grandstand view of baseball
The week just passed encapsulated the great baseball program built by coach Joey Gomes with the Healdsburg Prune Packers. Tons of powerful offense paired with fantastic pitching and defensive web gems, on a team built with rising stars from across the country. It is frankly surprising to see the determination and great chemistry within a team like the Packers after only a month of playing together.

Lady Hounds softballers ready for second season

The Lady Greyhound varsity softball team will start a second

Gridiron Greyhounds get All League attention

Max Morris, All League Special Teams player of the year
The judges selected senior Max Morris to the top tier as “Specialist of the Year,” based on his standout performance as kickoff receiver, as well as tight end and defensive linebacker.

Packers Pride

The Packers? Are we talkin’ Cheeseheads? Nope. We’re talkin’ Prune Packers, a Healdsburg baseball tradition dating back 100 years.  The Packers’ name stems from the prevalence of the prune industry in this area, and the many people employed in packing sheds that were a part...

Analy, El Mo wrestlers shine at SCL Championships

Teams qualify eight to NCS meet  Feb. 23-24

Lady Eagles land 3rd seed in NCS soccer playoffs

The NCL-1 soccer champion Lady Eagles will start a new season this Saturday, Nov. 9 when open the North Coast Section Division-3 playoffs at Jack Allen Stadium.  Game time is set for 7 p.m.

Eagle’s primed and ready for spring baseball campaign

Veteran line-up makes Cloverdale a force to be reckoned with

Our Lady of Guadalupe Church’s Catholic Youth Organization basketball game of the week

It was the fifth grade girls turn for action in this week’s Our Lady of Guadalupe Church’s Catholic Youth Organization game of the week. Coach Tyson Robertson’s team capitalized on a good first half then held on for the 12-11 win over St. Peter’s of Cloverdale.

Running Jags take on Carrillo on NBL track

The 2021 spring track season is off to a fast start for Windsor High School athletes, embarking on an eight-week North Bay League schedule that will run until May 26.

WHS cagers open season with win

The Jaguars couldn’t have asked for a better start in their season basketball opener at San Marin on Nov. 26, using a balanced scoring attack and solid defense to notch a 61-50 win.
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