Three-time Olympic gold medalist and two-time FIFA Women’s World Cup champion, Christie Pearce Rampone, is finally coming to Humboldt County. Cal Poly Humboldt announced this week that Pearce Rampone will be the […]
At the age of 10, having failed in his lifelong ambition to become a vigilante vampire werewolf – otherwise known as a vamp-wolf – Ray Hamill finally admitted defeat and turned his attention full-time to daydreaming instead.
A mere few decades later, the world of crime fighting’s loss is now the literary world’s gain.
Born in Dublin, Ireland, Ray moved to the United States after graduating college, spending time in Boston and San Francisco before settling among the redwoods in Northern California, where he has worked as a journalist for the past 20 years.
In that time he has published three books, including his most recent, Help, My Horse is Drowning!, a humorous look at the world of sports and the life of the enthusiastically delusional athlete in us all.
He previously published the outrageously satirical Free the Leprechauns! as well as the semi-autobiographical Help Me, Im Irish! - a book about the non-meaning of life.
Ray is also the host of a weekly sports talk radio show broadcast locally in Northern California on Blue Ox Community Radio, and a sports blog at barstoolfanatics.com.
Three-time Olympic gold medalist and two-time FIFA Women’s World Cup champion, Christie Pearce Rampone, is finally coming to Humboldt County. Cal Poly Humboldt announced this week that Pearce Rampone will be the […]
After opening their league campaign with a surprise loss at Hoopa, the St. Bernard’s Crusaders knew they would likely have to win out to claim the Little 4 championship in boys basketball. […]
With the Big 5 championship secured last week, the Eureka Loggers celebrated a talented senior class in their final home game of the regular season on Tuesday night. Seniors Ellie Pesch, McKenna […]
St. Bernard’s completed a league sweep of Hoopa in girls basketball on Tuesday night, handing Ferndale at least a share of the Little 4 championship. One night after losing to Ferndale in […]
Almost halfway through their conference schedule, the Corsairs are right in the mix for a second straight Golden Valley Conference championship. The College of the Redwoods men won their third straight in […]
The Hoopa Warriors kept their chances of a Little 4 title in girls basketball alive with a 45-36 win at home to South Fork on Monday night. The win lifts a busy Warriors […]
South Fork got the better of Hoopa in boys basketball for the second time in four days on Monday night to set up a championship deciding showdown later in the week. Oliver […]
The Ferndale Wildcats are closing in on their first Little 4 championship in eight years. On Monday night, in front of an enthusiastic home crowd, the Cats battled back to secure a […]
By Ray Hamill — McKenna Beach was on fire on Saturday night, as the Eureka girls cruised to a comfortable 61-41 win at St. Bernard’s in girls basketball. Check out some of […]
The Cal Poly Humboldt women’s basketball team won a second straight game in the California Collegiate Athletic Association on Saturday night, defeating Stanislaus State 61-45 at Lumberjack Arena. Madison Parry had 17 […]
Aidan Dorsch led the way on Saturday night, as the St. Bernard’s Crusaders defeated crosstown rivals Eureka 61-55 in boys basketball. The senior forward scored a game-high 22 points in the win, […]
By Ray Hamill — Two days after clinching the Big 5 championship in girls basketball, the Eureka Loggers comfortably took care of business at St. Bernard’s in a non-league showdown on Saturday […]
After being shut down for most of the past two weeks, the College of the Redwoods men pulled out an impressive 75-62 win over visiting Siskiyous in basketball on Saturday afternoon. Drew […]
The College of the Redwoods baseball team wrapped up a season-opening weekend series against Mendocino with a 7-5 win at Bomber Field on Saturday afternoon. After dropping the series opener, 3-0 on […]
It was raining 3s in Miranda on Saturday afternoon, as the Arcata Tigers quickly got back to winning ways. Two days after a disappointing loss at Eureka in the Big 5, the […]
Two days after struggling to hold on late in a victory against Feather River, the College of the Redwoods women’s basketball team turned in a more complete performance in a 76-70 win […]
By Ray Hamill — Get ready for a big week on the local high school basketball courts with 19 games scheduled and every one of them affecting the race for the championships […]
After barely seeing any action over the past six weeks, the Hoopa Warriors are going to be a busy bunch next week. The school’s boys team played just its second game in […]
The Big 5 is going to go down to the final night of action, with a huge showdown now set for Crescent City on Wednesday night. On Friday, both Arcata and Del […]
By Ray Hamill — Just when she thought her college soccer career was over, Maddie Costa has found a new home and a new challenge. The 2019 St Bernard’s graduate has joined […]