By Ray Hamill — Football will return to the Redwood Bowl this week — sort of — with San Jose State traveling to the area to practice in the iconic arena ahead […]
College football to return to the Redwood Bowl for a few weeks
NCS to meet on Friday to decide on H-DNL season
By Ray Hamill — The H-DNL schedule will be on the agenda at this week’s North Coast Section meeting. In August the league voted to hold three shortened sports seasons this school […]
First results in as local youth cross country begins virtual season
By Ray Hamill — The local youth cross country season is off and running, albeit with a different look this fall. With COVID-19 restrictions in place, obviously there are no large gatherings […]
Exciting day of action to close out RAR season
The Redwood Acres Raceway season closed out in style on Saturday with all five divisions n action along with the North State Modified Series. And after a shortened summer season because of […]
Gildea excited for season, as new coaches and players join the Crusaders
By Ray Hamill — New St. Bernard’s boys basketball head coach Issac Gildea has named two coaches to round out his staff for the upcoming season, with Joe Claus and Carter Johnson […]
Local collegiate football players get the green light to play
By Ray Hamill — Three former H-DNL players got the go-ahead for their collegiate seasons in the past 24 hours, with both the Mid-American and Mountain West conferences voting to play football […]
Eel River duo lead the way as CR women resume soccer
By Ray Hamill — There has been a small but enthusiastic group of players showing up for the College of the Redwoods women’s soccer team’s conditioning/skills classes for the past couple of […]
Deadline day set for Corsairs, CCCAA sports
By Ray Hamill — November will be a big month for College of the Redwoods sports, with a huge decision looming. It was announced on Wednesday that the California Community College Athletic […]
Season championships go down to the wire at RAR
The Redwood Acres Raceway will close out what has been a shortened season on Saturday, with the race for the 2020 championships going down to the wire in three of the five […]
All eyes on Cappa and the Bucs in 2020
By Ray Hamill — The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were one of the most talked about teams heading into the new NFL season, with one former Humboldt State star right there in the […]
Corsairs leading the way on the road back to sports
By Ray Hamill — The Corsairs are leading the way on the road back to sports. College of the Redwoods is one of just 15 community colleges in the state currently holding […]
Local players to find out the fate of their season this week
By Ray Hamill — It appears as if the Division-I contingent of former H-DNL players could very well get to play football this fall after all. It has been widely reported on […]
CR makes head coaching change in baseball
By Ray Hamill — College of the Redwoods announced on Tuesday afternoon that Brad Morgan has been replaced as head coach of the baseball team and assistant Andrew Aiello will take over […]
Two more states reverse their decision on prep football
Two more states have joined the growing number around the country that have reversed their decision to not play high school football this fall. On Thursday, the Delaware State Board of Education […]
HSU rugby ranked among the top teams in the nation
By Ray Hamill — They never got the opportunity to play for a national title in 2020, but the Humboldt State men’s rugby team will close out the year ranked among the […]
Redwood Acres gets set for season finale
The Redwood Acres Raceway season will close out this weekend with the annual Fall Spectacular. Raceway officials were hoping to reschedule the recently postponed September 12 event, but have been unable to […]
Fortuna, Humboldt State sporting legend passes away
Humboldt State lost a sporting legend earlier this month when Hall of Famer George Ibarreta died unexpectedly at the age of 86. Ibarreta is survived by his wife of 66 years, Evelyn, […]
Successful return for Mack, St. Bernard’s athletes
By Ray Hamill — Two more H-DNL schools began some type of conditioning/practice for their student athletes last week, and it was a successful return for both. Following in the footsteps of […]
What will Eureka’s decision this week mean for the rest of the H-DNL?
By Ray Hamill — The Eureka City Schools District voted this past week to extend distance learning through January 22, leaving local sports fans wondering just how that could affect the H-DNL […]
Healthy again, Schoenhofer determined to enjoy the moment
By Ray Hamill — After everything she has had to endure since graduating St. Bernard’s in 2017, Makenna Schoenhofer has one goal in mind this year. She’s determined to enjoy the moment. […]
