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August 7, 2026

Coach delivers the scoop on HHS badminton

Badminton coach Stan Bischof.
"Our last event as a team will be a team dinner May 22 at the local Healdsburg Bollywood restaurant," said Stan Bischof. "Since we have many seniors, next year will be a recruiting year. I will host open badminton sessions at Healdsburg High for current and incoming students who are perhaps interested in badminton."

Spring break interrupts Greyhound sports

Softball swinger
Only baseball, track and field teams will see action next week as Healdsburg High takes an early spring break.

Healdsburg Girls Continue to Dominate Redwood League

Healdsburg's girls basketball team continued their winning streak with a 69-20 victory over Piner High School on Monday night, improving their overall record to 18-2 and league record to 6-0 halfway through the season.

Cloverdale volleyballers log wins over Willits

Breast Cancer Awareness Night a big success

High school Eagles softball, baseball teams gain league split

Lady Eagles no longer unbeaten in league

Boys Soccer Team Wins at Home

Healdsburg soccer
The Healdsburg boys soccer team, with their 3-2 record so far this year, has found much of their success in games at home—including an 8-0 trouncing of St. Helena last Friday night. The girls, meanwhile, are undefeated at 7-0.

Healdsburg High’s All League players named

Brooklyn Viramontes
The All League teams for the North Bay League (Redwood) have been announced for most fall sports. The named players in football will be revealed following the last playoff games this week, on Dec. 1

Eagles outrun Lower Lake in league cross-country meet

The Cloverdale cross-country squad turned in a strong showing in a dual meet against Lower Lake contested on the 2.9-mile Brookshire Park course in Willits on Oct. 28.

Cloverdale Eagles softball team off to winning start in preseason

Veteran Cloverdale squad gunning for four-peat in 2016

Healdsburg Runners at the Viking Classic

Jane Perrill running the 400m at Viking classic.
“We brought the intent and spirit of our full team of 42 athletes to the Viking Classic, although only 17 were able to compete due to illness and family commitments over the holiday weekend,” said coach Kate Guthrie. “Those who stepped on the track or into the field did so with purpose, representing the work ethic and culture we’ve built this season.”
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