The Corsairs continued their impressive spring in track and field with a third-place finish for both the men’s and women’s teams at the six-team Humboldt Invitational at the Redwood Bowl over the […]
The Corsairs continued their impressive spring in track and field with a third-place finish for both the men’s and women’s teams at the six-team Humboldt Invitational at the Redwood Bowl over the […]
By Ray Hamill — When College of the Redwoods football returns this coming fall, there’s going to be a sizable Del Norte Warriors contingent on the roster. Recently, seniors Sam Schauerman and […]
Arcata’s Jaden Gorge was instrumental in leading Shasta College to a series win over College of the Redwoods in baseball over the weekend. The Knights dropped the opener 26-9 on Friday, but […]
Former Hoopa Warrior Nas-Che-Wen Hunsucker had an afternoon to remember at Shasta on Friday, but overall it was a disappointing weekend for the College of the Redwoods softball team. Hunsucker hit two […]
Zach Cole had an afternoon he won’t easily forget on Friday, leading the College of the Redwoods baseball team to a comprehensive 26-9 win at Shasta. The Alaska native finished 3-for-4 […]
College of the Redwoods track and field head coach Reed Elmore believes a team-first mentality has paved the way for his team’s incredible success so far this season. The Corsairs have posted […]
The College of the Redwoods women split a conference softball doubleheader at Lassen on Friday, rebounding from an 8-2 loss in the opener to take game two 7-5. The win was the […]
The Corsairs ended an eight-game losing streak in baseball and got their first conference wins this week, winning back-to-back games at College of the Siskiyous on Thursday and Friday. College of the […]
By Ray Hamill — The opening 10 days of the month have provided plenty of March Madness in local sports on a number of different fronts. And that’s reflected in our Athletes […]
By Ray Hamill — Justin Claus has been rewarded for his contribution to the success of the College of the Redwoods men’s basketball team, as one of the best up and coming […]
Josie Peterson enjoyed a debut for the ages in the javelin on Friday. Competing in the event for the first time ever, the College of the Redwoods freshman set a school record […]
Former College of the Redwoods basketball coach Pete Mathiesen passed away recently at the age of 85. Mathiesen was the Corsairs’ first head coach when they began playing men’s basketball in 1966 […]
It was a disappointing night for College of the Redwoods basketball on Thursday, as both the men’s and women’s teams lost in the NorCal playoffs. The No. 14 seeded CR women fell […]
By Ray Hamill — It was a good week for local sports across the board with big performances on several fronts, and that is reflected in our Athletes and Team of the […]
The Corsairs closed out an impressive first-ever regular season in women’s tennis this week, dropping a pair of matches and finishing up 3-3 in the Big 8 North Conference. The College of […]
An impressive start to the new track and field season continued for the Corsairs at the NorCal Preview Invite at Chabot College over the weekend. Most notably, Hannah Hartwell continued her impressive […]
By Ray Hamill — College of the Redwoods sophomore Ashley Quigley admits that early in the campaign she wasn’t sure what to expect out of this year’s team. As the lone returner […]
By Ray Hamill — The College of the Redwoods men’s basketball team advanced to the second round of the playoffs with a come-from-behind 91-83 win over Diablo Valley College on Tuesday night. […]
By Ray Hamill — Playing what could very well be their final game together on the North Coast, the College of the Redwoods sophomores turned in another thrilling performance in a come-from-behind […]
By Ray Hamill — Their chemistry on the basketball court is exceptional, their success is unparalleled, and their legacy, while yet to be finalized, will go down as one of the most […]