By Ray Hamill — The Eureka girls saved the best for last on the basketball court this past winter, pulling out a thrilling come-from-behind win over the Fortuna Huskies in the Dick […]
Eureka girls save the best for last
Logger ESPYS honor a night to remember for Eureka fans
By Ray Hamill — For those who were in attendance, it was certainly an occasion and atmosphere they won’t easily forget. On February 1, the Eureka boys traveled across town to play […]
Eureka Loggers name their Team of the Year
By Ray Hamill — The Eureka girls wrestling team has been setting the standard recently for Loggers sports, and the rest of the school is taking notice. On Friday, the female wrestlers […]
Hard work pays off for top athletes Chalmers, Meynell
By Ray Hamill — Eureka senior Sophia Chalmers was named Logger ESPYs Female Athlete of the Year on Thursday, her second award of the week. Fellow senior Miles Meynell was named Male […]
Graham, Guilbert named Breakthrough Athletes at Logger ESPYs
By Ray Hamill — Josiah Graham is having a good week at the annual Logger ESPYs. The Eureka senior received his second award in three days on Wednesday when he was named […]
Garner, Rendon receive Best Individual Performance honors at Logger ESPYs
By Ray Hamill — Two clutch performances by Eureka High student athletes were recognized on Tuesday, as the annual Logger ESPYs continued. Seniors Cahliel Garner and Aracely Rendon each received Best Individual […]
Inspirational Graham, Chalmers receive first Logger ESPYs
By Ray Hamill — The first of this year’s Logger ESPYs were handed out on Monday, with seniors Josiah Graham and Sophia Chalmers named Most Inspirational Athletes. The annual awards, which are […]
Hanson can be a success with Packers, says former coach
By Ray Hamill — Former Eureka Logger Jake Hanson has what it takes to succeed in the NFL, according to his former head coach Jason White. White, who coached Hanson for three […]
Co-recruiting drive paying off for CR
By Ray Hamill — The College of the Redwoods track and field team is on the rise, both in numbers and stature, and that is in large part due to a recent […]
Logger ESPYs to go ahead, with a different format this year
By Ray Hamill — COVID-19 may have brought a premature end to the local high school sports seasons, but the virus can’t stop the Logger ESPYs. This year the annual awards will […]
How many local D-I athletes are there? The answer might surprise you
(UPDATED on May 5 with Arcata’s Nicholas Brichta added to the list) By Ray Hamill — Competing at the Division-I level in college is nothing new for local student athletes, although I’m […]
VIDEO — Aggies get their ‘star on the rise’
By Ray Hamill — UC Davis head coach Tracy Hamm has described Eureka’s Keylei Carroll as “a star on the rise,” after the Loggers standout committed to play women’s soccer for the […]
More D-I success for Eureka as Carroll commits to the Aggies
By Ray Hamill — Eureka’s Keylei Carroll may still have some unfinished business to take care of on the high school soccer fields, but she’s already found a home at the next […]
Hard-working Boynton verbally commits to Shasta
By Ray Hamill — The hard work is paying off for Eureka senior Carly Boynton. The Loggers standout has been a busy girl on the basketball courts the past few years, putting […]
Packers take Eureka’s Jake Hanson in NFL Draft
By Ray Hamill — Former Eureka football player Jake Hanson was chosen by the Green Bay Packers in the sixth round of the NFL Draft on Saturday. Hanson, a four-year starter at […]
Bear Cubs expect Bell to compete for starting job
By Ray Hamill — Eureka senior Trevor Bell is expected to compete for the starting quarterback job at Santa Rosa JC this summer after recently verbally committing to play for the Bear […]
Day to the Knights, Briana makes her college choice
By Ray Hamill — Eureka’s Briana Day is about to become a Knight. The Loggers senior announced this week that she is taking her game to Shasta College after graduation and will […]
Five reasons we can’t wait for some local football
By Ray Hamill — There are only 128 days to go to the new prep football season, and the way things have gone recently it will probably be one of the most […]
H-DNL stadiums light up the night for student athletes
By Ray Hamill — The Humboldt-Del Norte League schools paid tribute to their student athletes who had their spring sports canceled this year by lighting up the night on Monday. At 8:20 […]
Coaches will be challenged more than ever in 2020
By Ray Hamill — It’s been a challenging spring to say the least, and that’s not likely to change any time soon. In fact, local coaches are probably going to be challenged […]
