The St. Bernard’s Crusaders continued their Arizona road trip with a doubleheader split on the opening day of the Estrella Foothills Wolves Classic on Friday. The Crusaders dropped their tourney opener to […]
The hard-hitting Redwood Giants 12Us hit eight home runs in four games on the way to a tournament championship at the Perfect Game Spring Slugfest Tournament in Sunnyvale last weekend. The local […]
After hitting a home run on the first swing of his Major Leaguer career last summer, former Humboldt Crabs player James Outman was at it again on Thursday. Outman, who played one […]
College rowing returns to the Humboldt Bay this weekend, with Cal Poly Humboldt hosting its annual Blue Heron Regatta on Saturday. This will be the Lumberjacks’ only home regatta of the season. […]
The St. Bernard’s Crusaders opened their Arizona road trip with a tough assignment on Thursday. Playing against Cathedral Prep, the top-ranked team in Pennsylvania, the Crusaders fell 15-0 in five innings. St. […]
The wait is almost over. Later this year, the Eureka Loggers will finally open their new Jay Willard Gymnasium, which is expected to be competed during the summer. And several of the […]
By Ray Hamill — The Corsairs will benefit in several ways when McKinleyville senior Kim Lewis joins their women’s basketball team next year. The Panthers’ first-team all-league selection will bring leadership and […]
By Ray Hamill — The Eureka Loggers continued to roll early in the 2023 track and field season, winning both the boy and girls team competitions in the league-opening meet at McKinleyville […]
The Eureka Loggers began the defense of their league title with a victory at Arcata on Wednesday, beating the Tigers 9-5. Also in action on opening day, the McKinleyville Panthers won a […]
McKinleyville and Arcata got the Big 5 off to a winning start on Wednesday, as the two Northern Humboldt rivals moved into an early tie for the league lead. The Panthers defeated […]
Hailey Kroeker and Maggie Odell led the way over the weekend as the Humboldt Composite Mountain Bike Team (HCMTB) returned to action. The local riders were among 530 competitors from 30 Northern California […]
By Ray Hamill — Humboldt Sports fans have spoken and the Eureka Loggers are the favorites to win this year’s Big 5 in softball. In response to a poll we first published […]
By Ray Hamill — The results are in and we have a clear favorite for this year’s Big 5 in baseball. Last week, we asked our readers who they thought would win […]
The Hoopa Warriors capped two dominating days at the Spring Break Invitational tournament in Medford with two more wins on Tuesday and closed out tourney play 4-0. The Warriors, who won their […]
At least one local high school wrestler will make the trip from the North Coast to Fargo, North Dakota, for the 16U national tournament this summer, and H-DN fans will be hoping […]
Cal Poly Humboldt announced on Tuesday that the local university will broaden its investigation into recent allegations that players on the men’s basketball team are being mistreated. According to a Cal Poly […]
By Ray Hamill — The Eureka track and field team showcased its depth with a strong showing at the Panther Relays at McKinleyville High School on Saturday. The Loggers placed first in […]
The Hoopa Warriors stretched their winning streak to four straight on the softball field with two more wins to open the Spring Break Invitational tournament in Medford on Monday. The Hoopa girls […]
The Ferndale Wildcats got their league campaign off to a successful start on Saturday, sweeping a Little 4 baseball doubleheader at Hoopa. The Cats took the opener 8-4, but they had to […]
By Ray Hamill — It’s safe to say McKinleyville senior Cody Whitmer will remember his final season with the Panthers. It wasn’t all pretty — the Big 5 didn’t turn out the […]
