By Ray Hamill — The Crusaders have qualified for the Elite Eight of state play in girls basketball after a hard-fought 62-53 win over Lincoln at St. Bernard’s on Thursday night. The […]
Crusaders advance to state Elite Eight with hard-fought victory
Resilient Tigers rally late to keep their state championship hopes alive
By Ray Hamill — The Arcata Tigers moved within one win of playing for a NorCal championship in girls basketball after a gritty come-from-behind win in their quarterfinal on Thursday night. The […]
Former H-DNL players continue to thrive with the Eagles
By Ray Hamill — A Hoopa Warriors reunion is in the works in late March, as Mendocino College and College of the Redwoods get set for a new chapter in their softball […]
Cal Poly Humboldt to host logging sports conclave in March
The Cal Poly Humboldt logging sports team will host the 84th Annual Association of Western Forestry Clubs Conclave from March 13 to 16. The event will be hosted in conjunction with the […]
March Madness begins early for ‘astonishing’ Redwoods
It was a night the Corsairs will celebrate for at least three days and one they’ll relish for a lot longer than that. On Wednesday, the College of the Redwoods men’s basketball […]
Redwoods men win playoff opener; CR women lose
The College of the Redwoods men’s basketball team got the playoffs off to a winning start on Wednesday night. The Corsairs traveled to Merced and knocked off the higher seeds 85-81 in […]
BASEBALL ROUNDUP — Panthers, Crusaders compete at Foothill tournament
The McKinleyville Panthers and St. Bernard’s Crusaders were both in action at the Foothill tournament on Wednesday. The Panthers lost 2-1 to Red Bluff and closed out the two-day tournament with a […]
Panthers top the Warriors in softball openers for both teams
The Panthers got the new softball season off to a winning start on Wednesday afternoon, defeating Hoopa 12-2 at McKinleyville High School. Hoopa took a 2-0 lead in the top of the […]
Former Big 5 MVP returns to the North Coast on Thursday night
By Ray Hamill — Two years after leaving Cal Poly Humboldt, former Big 5 MVP Jadence Clifton will return to Lumberjack Arena on Thursday night, when the Jacks entertain Chico State in […]
McKinleyville coach pays tribute to seniors after memorable season
By Ray Hamill — All in all, it wasn’t a bad first year for Chris Davis. The McKinleyville boys basketball head coach led the Panthers to just their third-ever Big 5 championship […]
College of the Redwoods men’s playoff game to be streamed live
By Ray Hamill — Local fans unable to make the trip to Merced for Wednesday night’s community college men’s basketball playoff game will be able to follow the action live online. On […]
Corsairs need to be aggressive in playoff opener at Sierra
By Ray Hamill — The College of the Redwoods women will be hoping to extend their season when they open the basketball playoffs on Wednesday night against a team they know all […]
Strong defense lifts Crusaders to state playoff win over West Campus
By Ray Hamill — Freshman Samantha Sundberg had a state playoff debut she won’t easily forget. On Tuesday night, Sundberg helped lead No. 1 seed St. Bernard’s to a 55-39 win over […]
McKinleyville boys fall to Mt. Shasta in Division-5 NorCal opener
The McKinleyville Panthers fell 60-49 at Mt. Shasta in the opening round of the Division-5 boys basketball state playoffs on Tuesday night. Nick Maher scored a team-high 15 points for McKinleyville, while […]
Arcata girls edge Bear River after giving up big lead
By Ray Hamill — The Arcata Tigers appeared to be cruising to a comfortable win in their state playoff opener in girls basketball on Tuesday night, but their opponents had other ideas. […]
Redwoods women get set to make history on the mats this week
By Ray Hamill — The Corsairs will make a little bit of history this weekend. On Saturday morning, College of the Redwoods will host a first-ever women’s wrestling tournament in their first […]
St. Bernard’s boys drop their season opener at Foothill tournament
St. Bernard’s began the new baseball season at the Foothill Tournament on Tuesday, falling 3-2 to Las Plumas. Sophomore Michael Manzi was outstanding on the mound in what head coach Matt Tomlin […]
Home openers pushed back for Cal Poly Humboldt women
The Cal Poly Humboldt women continued to roll in softball on Sunday, sweeping a non-conference doubleheader at Menlo College. The Lumberjacks won 7-3 and 4-3 and have now won three straight and […]
Knights hand Corsairs their first losses in GVC doubleheader
The College of the Redwoods baseball team suffered its first losses of the season on Saturday, dropping both ends of a doubleheader at Shasta. After an 8-0 start, which included a 5-1 […]
Redwoods men and women qualify for CCCAA playoffs
By Ray Hamill — Both College of the Redwoods basketball teams have qualified for the California Community College Athletic Association playoffs. The Corsairs will open on the road on Wednesday night. The […]
