By Ray Hamill — A small but enthusiastic Redwood Coast Gymnastics Team has struggled with numbers in the wake of the pandemic, but that hasn’t prevented the team from continued success. Seven […]
By Ray Hamill — A small but enthusiastic Redwood Coast Gymnastics Team has struggled with numbers in the wake of the pandemic, but that hasn’t prevented the team from continued success. Seven […]
New name, more sporting options. On Wednesday, Cal Poly Humboldt announced that the university will begin competing in women’s triathlon, becoming the 40th NCAA school to offer the sport at the collegiate […]
By Ray Hamill — H-DNL basketball officials have always been appreciated for the role they play every winter, but rarely have they been valued, respected and admired like they have been the […]
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 […]
By Ray Hamill — After a two-year break because of the pandemic, the highly-popular Bear River Fight Night is coming back to Humboldt County on Saturday March 19. Local MMA fight fans […]
Arcata High School will host a winter baseball camp in February and March, just ahead of the local high school season. The US Baseball Academy clinic will run on four consecutive Sundays, […]
The Mad River MIST 12Us won their third tournament of the fall over the weekend, placing first at the Redding Big League Dreams. Because of the weather, the tournament was shortened to […]
By Ray Hamill — A big thank you to everyone who took the time to send us their nominations for the HumboldtSports.com end of year awards over the past couple of weeks. […]
The Mad River MIST 12U travel softball team shut out the NorCal Pride 6-0 in five innings on Sunday to win the Legacy Sports Toys for Tots Tourney in Oroville. McKenna Sargent […]
By Ray Hamill — As we head into the final month of the year, it’s time to start thinking about which local athletes, coaches and teams impressed you the most this year. […]
By Ray Hamill — A huge shoutout to all the local sports fans who have helped make HumboldtSports.com the premier source for community sports here on the North Coast. And a huge […]
College of the Redwoods has issued updated guidelines for spectators at basketball games, as the Corsairs get set to host an eight-team tournament this week. Fans attending the games will be required […]
College of the Redwoods and Arcata High School will co-sponsor this year’s Old Town Turkey Trot. which will be held on Thursday. The traditional fun run will start at 9 a.m. at […]
One of the fastest growing college sports in the country could be coming to the North Coast. College of the Redwoods announced on Wednesday that it is considering adding women’s wrestling in […]
The future appears bright for Ferndale football. On Sunday, the Mustangs celebrated a pair of Six Rivers Youth Football Conference championships, winning both the AA and AAA titles at Husky Field in […]
By Ray Hamill — A number of local football games have switched venue for this weekend because of field conditions at McKinleyville High School, including an opening round North Coast Section playoff […]
By Ray Hamill — Fasten your seat belts, it’s going to be a wild weekend in local sports. In addition to 10 H-DNL teams still involved in NCS playoff soccer, a packed […]
The College of the Redwoods men tip off the new basketball season at home to Mendocino on Tuesday evening. A total of 500 spectators will be allowed in the CR gymnasium with […]
The Humboldt State men’s and women’s basketball teams will host a tip-off event for fans on Monday evening, before they officially begin the new season. The action will include an introduction to […]
By Ray Hamill — Monster trucks will make an appearance at the Redwood Acres Raceway this weekend and 100 local kids will get to see them for free. The Malicious Monster Truck […]