By Ray Hamill — Following in the footsteps of his father Charlie, H-DNL commissioner Jack Lakin was recently honored by the North Coast Section Board of Managers and awarded the Phil Hempler […]
By Ray Hamill — Former teammates and colleagues of Brian “Chudd” Charity have been paying tribute to the “gentle giant,” who passed away earlier this week. The former Humboldt State football player […]
By Ray Hamill — Construction on the new Eureka High School gymnasium is on schedule, according to new AD Ed Sonia, while work on Albee Stadium could begin as soon as this […]
By Ray Hamill — You know you’ve got a winning combination when you’re succeeding on and off the court, and that’s exactly what’s happening at Mack High. After a big season in […]
By Ray Hamill — The Humboldt Fastpitch softball season gets under way this weekend, and thanks to an impressive response from local high school players, a lack of umpires won’t be a […]
By Ray Hamill — The Arcata Tigers will host a fundraising golf tournament next weekend as they scramble to complete their new baseball field. The Tigers, who still don’t know where they […]
Eureka High’s Maggie Odell held onto the series leader jersey with another strong showing for the Humboldt Composite Mountain Bike Club (HCMTB) in the second NorCal MTB-NICA event of the season last […]
By Ray Hamill — Humboldt Crabs Hall of Famer Jeff Giacomini is returning to the team as an assistant coach, the club announced this week. Giacomini, who was a three-time team MVP […]
Former Humboldt State (now Cal Poly Humboldt) football player Alex Cappa was one of the big winners as NFL free agency got under way on Monday. Cappa, who won a Super Bowl […]
The Miranda Mustangs eighth graders capped a big season for basketball in Southern Humboldt at the Crescent City Jaycees tournament this past weekend. Following South Fork High’s memorable Little 4 championship win […]
A determined Pacific Union eighth grade boys team was crowned champions of the AAA Division at last weekend’s Crescent City Jaycees basketball tournament for just the third time in school history. The […]
March Madness got started with a bang in Crescent City this past weekend, as the Rio Dell boys closed out their season with a thrilling finish at the 53rd annual Jaycees boys […]
The Christie Pearce Rampone soccer clinic will be held on April 9 on the same day as the 36th annual Cal Poly Humboldt Celebrity Dinner & Sports Auction. Pearce Rampone, who will […]
The Rio Dell boys saved the best for last this season, winning the C Division championship at the 53rd annual Crescent City Jaycees Eighth Grade Basketball Tournament in dramatic fashion over the […]
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 […]
The 2022 Redwood Acres Raceway season begins late next month, and one of the most anticipated races of the season is the inaugural Rhododendron 100 on opening night. The 100-lap race for […]
Cal Poly Humboldt will host both CCAA basketball tournaments at Lumberjack Arena this week, and even though the host school won’t be involved there should still be plenty of great basketball for […]
By Ray Hamill — The Corsairs are back in the playoffs for the second straight season, and they’ll get to host a game on Tuesday night. Both College of the Redwoods basketball […]
Arcata’s Morgan Ford is getting set for a memorable year in softball. The Tigers junior, who is expected to have a big impact in the Big 5 this spring, has been selected […]
By Ray Hamill — Following the lead of a local legend, the Ferndale girls showcased their support for a rival player who is battling cancer at one of the biggest games of […]
