The strength of local youth basketball was on full display here on the North Coast this past weekend. And it was on display all across the county. The annual Humboldt Wild Battle […]
The strength of local youth basketball was on full display here on the North Coast this past weekend. And it was on display all across the county. The annual Humboldt Wild Battle […]
By Ray Hamill — Changes are in the air for the College of the Redwoods sports. Earlier this month, the Corsairs held a ground breaking ceremony for a new all-weather field and […]
By Ray Hamill — The Humboldt Eagles American legion baseball club will hold tryouts for their two teams next week. The tryouts will take place at Belotti Field across from the Redwoods […]
Rumble at the River IV provided local fight fans with an exciting night of action last the Bear River Casino Resort over the weekend, and plans are already in place for the […]
By Ray Hamill — Wednesday was a good day for Fortuna High softball. Not only did the Huskies keep their Big 5 championship hopes alive, but they also celebrated their seniors and […]
By Ray Hamill — College of the Redwoods softball head coach Megan Valente is stepping down from the position after three years in charge of the team. Valente, who took over form […]
By Ray Hamill — A few months after their breakthrough bowl victory, the College of the Redwoods players and coaches received their victory rings at a special ceremony on campus on Thursday […]
The Six Rivers Kings showed a lot of resiliency last weekend on their way to their first tournament win of the year. Competing at the Redding Spring Fling, the local 14U travel […]
By Ray Hamill — This week’s protests at Cal Poly Humboldt and the campus closure has forced a switch in venue for the weekend softball games. The Lumberjacks will close out the […]
By Ray Hamill — When you win a first bowl game for your school in 30 years, you deserve a little bit of recognition. And that’s exactly what the 2023 College of […]
By Ray Hamill — Excitement is building for McKinleyville area basketball, as the newest local AAU basketball club in the county gets set to make its debut this weekend. The newly-formed Mad […]
Registration for the fall Mad River Youth Soccer League season will open on May 1. Registration is open for players aged 4-17 and will run until June 15. Fees are $140 per […]
The Academy of the Redwoods won its first-ever Coast League championship in basketball on Friday. Competing at College of the Redwoods, the league season wrapped up with its annual basketball tournament at […]
McKinleyville’s Lily Golightly is setting a high standard for local gymnastics. Last weekend, Golightly and two of her Redwood Coast Gymnastics Team teammates traveled to Roseville to compete in the level 6-10 […]
With just 18 kids in the entire school, Jack Norton Elementary recently stunned the field at the 55th annual Jaycees Basketball Tournament in Crescent City. The Hoopa school took home the B-2 […]
By Ray Hamill — 2024 is expected to be a big year for the Humboldt Swim Club and two of the club’s swimmers are already living up to those expectations. Huck Russell […]
The Humboldt Eagles American Legion baseball club will host a fundraiser for the upcoming summer season on Saturday evening. The event will take place at Old Growth Cellars in Eureka and begins […]
The Northern Humboldt Steelheads 11Us got the new youth baseball season off to a great start at the weekend March Mayhem tournament in Medford. After going 2-0 in pool play on opening […]
By Ray Hamill — H-DNL girls basketball wasn’t the only winner at Wednesday’s NorCal championship game. The big all-local showdown was officiated by an all-local crew, the first time members of the […]
By Ray Hamill — St. Bernard’s fans obviously will be rooting for the Crusaders in Saturday’s Division-4 girls basketball state championship final, but they’re not the only ones. One of the great […]