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 […]
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 […]
The McKinleyville Middle School eighth graders closed out a perfect season with a big showing at the 55th annual Crescent City Jaycees basketball tournament over the weekend. The Mack boys won all […]
The first-ever Humboldt Crabs player to play in the Major Leagues, John Hardin Oldham, passed away on Feb. 24 at the age of 91. Hardin Oldham, who was inducted into the Crabs […]
The Cal Poly Humboldt logging sports team will host the 84th Annual Association of Western Forestry Clubs Conclave from March 13 to 16. The event will be hosted in conjunction with the […]
By Ray Hamill — A second flag football league is coming to Humboldt County this year and is expected to begin play in late May. Humboldt Flag Football is an NFL-backed league […]
By Ray Hamill — The McKinleyville Panthers have hired a new head coach with eyes on reestablishing a program that has been dormant for the past few years. Washington Vera takes over […]
In a move local football fans will welcome, California Governor Gavin Newsom announced on Tuesday that he will not sign into law a ban on youth tackle football. A proposal to gradually […]
By Ray Hamill — Humboldt Eagles baseball is looking for additional board members. The longtime local American Legion club will be back in action this summer. In the meantime, the Eagles are […]
By Ray Hamill — A free training clinic for baseball and softball umpires will be held at College of the Redwoods on Saturday. The clinic, which is being hosted by the Humboldt […]
By Ray Hamill — It was a good fall for Fortuna High sports in more ways than one. The Huskies enjoyed memorable campaigns in football, volleyball, soccer, cross country, girls tennis and […]
Hard work is paying off for a group of local volleyball players, who enjoyed a successful trip to Oregon over the weekend. The WaveRiders Volleyball Club, which is made up of seniors […]
By Ray Hamill — With a new name and a tougher schedule in store, the Lost Coast Legends baseball travel club will host a fundraiser at the Old Growth Cellars in Eureka […]
The Bear River Casino Resort apparently knows how to throw a good fight night. And so does Red Thunder Promotions. Bear River closed out 2023 with the return of the Rumble at […]
By Ray Hamill — The Humboldt Bay Rowing Association Junior Team recently made the trip to compete at the Head of the Lagoon Regatta in the Bay Area, as the local club […]
The Nor-Cal Football Officials Association has announced the retirement of Jim Seaman and Monte Henry, who have stepped down after this season after long careers for both. Seaman’s last game officiating was […]