By Ray Hamill — The first of four matchups between the two favorites to win the Little 4 went right down to the wire on Tuesday, suggesting there will be little to […]
POWER RANKINGS — Who’s best positioned to win Big 5, Little 4?
L4 game postponed again, but things looks good for rest of week
By Ray Hamill — Field conditions at South Fork High resulted in a postponement of a Little 4 baseball game for the second straight day on Wednesday. The Cubs were scheduled to […]
2024/25 GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR FINALISTS
By Ray Hamill — With the recent conclusion of yet another memorable H-DNL girls basketball season, it’s time to turn our attention towards the Humboldt Sports end-of-season awards. And that includes our […]
Loggers continue to build, confident the future remains bright
By Ray Hamill — A young Eureka softball team will likely take its lumps in the Big 5 this year, especially against the conference’s more experienced frontrunners like Del Norte and Fortuna. […]
Fortuna’s McWhorter tops the field on competitive opening day
Dawson McWhorter and the Fortuna Huskies got the new H-DNL boys golf season off to a good start this week. The Huskies hosted the season-opening round at the Redwood Empire Golf and […]
Loggers salvage doubleheader split with walk-off victory
The Eureka Loggers returned to action for the first time in 17 days on Tuesday, hosting a doubleheader against Fort Bragg. Despite leading late in the game, the hosts dropped the opener […]
Claussen, Florvilus lead the way at CPH High School Relays
Seniors Isabella Claussen of Eureka and Laila Florvilus of St. Bernard’s both were double winners at the Cal Poly Humboldt High School Relays at the Redwood Bowl on Wednesday. Fresh off another […]
McFarland, several locals continue to impress for CR track team
Two weeks after setting a new College of the Redwoods record in the women’s hammer throw, former South Fork Cub Chase McFarland continued to set a blistering pace in the event at […]
Eureka senior commits to play soccer for the Roadrunners
By Ray Hamill — One of the most successful players in H-DNL soccer history has found a new home for her talents. Eureka senior Paige Rodgers announced recently that she will continue […]
Giacone, Giants fall in state semifinals to end memorable season
Kaitlin Giacone’s memorable freshman season in college basketball ended on Saturday, just one win shy of qualifying for the state championship game. The 2024 Eureka High graduate enjoyed an outstanding debut season […]
Corsairs hoping to finish strong after ‘up and down’ start to season
In head coach John Downey’s words, it’s been an “up and down” season for the College of the Redwoods baseball team so far. But the first-year head coach also believes his squad […]
Giacone, Giants move one step closer to state championship game
Former Eureka Logger Kaitlin Giacone and the College of the Sequoias women’s basketball team moved one step closer to the state championship game with a victory in the Elite Eight tournament in […]
H-DNL SOFTBALL — How each team has fared so far this season
By Ray Hamill — Just five of the nine H-DNL varsity softball teams have managed to get games in early in the new season. With conference play set to begin in early […]
‘Ultimate competitor’ Luke Moxon earns second Big 5 MVP award
By Ray Hamill — For the second time in three seasons Arcata’s Luke Moxon has been named MVP of the Big 5 in boys basketball, the league announced on Thursday. The senior […]
Arcata’s Tae and Mae Wolford named co-MVPs of the Big 5
By Ray Hamill — Arcata’s Mae and Tae Wolford have been named co-MVPs of the Big 5 in girls basketball after leading the Tigers to their first conference championship in seven years. […]
WEEKEND SOFTBALL ROUNDUP — Busy Saturday for local teams
The Fortuna Huskies continued their fast start to the new softball season with a 10-7 win over Lower Lake on Saturday, one day after they opened the new campaign with a 13-5 […]
Loggers continue to shine on the college courts as CR’s Bowles commits to four-year program
By Ray Hamill — There’s no denying the success former Eureka Loggers are enjoying on the college basketball courts. In recent years, head coaches Mike Harvey and Cliff Napoleon, along with their […]
Former Big 5 MVPs impress in college playoff debuts
By Ray Hamill — Last year’s Big 5 co-MVPs in girls basketball have made a big splash in their first collegiate campaigns and one of them looks far from done just yet. […]
Plenty of history on the line in weekend NCS championships
By Ray Hamill — Two H-DNL teams remain in the chase for a North Coast Section basketball title as we head towards the weekend championship games. The Ferndale girls and St. Bernard’s […]
Three Redwoods women receive all-conference recognition
As they get set for their playoff opener on Wednesday night, three College of the Redwoods women’s basketball players have received all-conference recognition. Both Kyla Albee and Aniah Gaither have been named […]
