By Ray Hamill — The Corsairs may have fallen short in their bid for a record fourth straight conference championship in men’s basketball this year, but rest assured the powerhouse program is […]
Bisio reflects on historic playoff run, missing Sweet 16 showdown
Resilient WaveRiders battle their way to tournament final
A group of local volleyball players are closing out their travel club careers with a bang after a strong showing at a tournament in Redding over the weekend. The WaveRiders Volleyball Club, […]
‘Fearless at the plate,’ Steelheads 11Us win Mayhem tournament
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 […]
Thompson leads the way as local athletes shine at Chico meet
Former Del Norte Warrior Tianna Thompson continued her impressive start to the new college track field season with another big showing against Division-2 opposition at the weekend Wildcat Invitational hosted by Chico […]
CR bats begin to make some noise as conference play approaches
The Corsairs continued their preparation for the upcoming Golden Valley Conference schedule with a softball doubleheader against Cabrillo at the Bear River field on Saturday. And despite dropping both games — 14-7 […]
Lumberjacks name new wrestling coach as men’s program returns
With men’s wrestling set to return to Cal Poly Humboldt for the first time since the early 1990s, Lennie Zalesky has been hired as the team’s new head coach, the Jacks announced […]
BASEBALL ROUNDUP — Cubs, Warriors both win weekend games
The South Fork Cubs won their second straight game at the Maxwell tournament on Saturday, defeating Live Oak 6-4 in the consolation game. The Del Norte Norte Warriors also closed out the […]
A support system like no other, special bond plays a role for SB
By Ray Hamill — Never has the often repeated St. Bernard’s motto “one family” ever rung more true. On Saturday, the Crusaders secured a first-ever state championship for the H-DNL in basketball, […]
Redwoods men fall to Sequoias to end memorable playoff run
The Corsairs’ memorable playoff run came to an end on Saturday night, as they lost their California Sweet 16 game at College of the Sequoias in Visalia. The College of the Redwoods […]
Composure, defense and rebounding lift Crusaders to historic title
The biggest occasion of their lives wasn’t too big for the St. Bernard’s girls on Saturday. Playing in a state championship basketball game for the first time, the Crusaders comfortably took care […]
A once in a lifetime experience for the St. Bernard’s players
By Ray Hamill — Becoming the first team in H-DNL history to win a state championship in basketball was special enough on its own, but that wasn’t the only thing the St. […]
In a league of their own, Tomlin pays tribute to coaching staff
By Ray Hamill — Over the past decade Matt Tomlin has established himself as one of the greatest high school coaches the H-DNL has ever seen, and perhaps even the greatest. His […]
Local officials crew honored to be a part of epic NorCal game
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 […]
Cubs split season-opening doubleheader at Maxwell tourney
After limited preparation time, the South Fork Cubs got the new baseball season under way on Friday, splitting a doubleheader at the Maxwell tournament. The South Fork boys dropped their tournament opener […]
Crusaders make H-DNL history with win over Grossmont
The St. Bernard’s girls made H-DNL history on Saturday morning by becoming the first-ever league basketball team to win a state championship. Three days after their thrilling NorCal final win over Arcata, […]
BASEBALL ROUNDUP — Tigers, Wildcats impress at Bear River
By Ray Hamill — The Ferndale Wildcats got the better of their Little 4 nemesis at the St. Bernard’s tournament at Bear River on Friday, while Ben Lukens and the Arcata Tigers […]
Corsairs epitomize the best part of March Madness, as they look to make more history
By Ray Hamill — It’s been a rollercoaster of a season for the College of the Redwood men’s basketball team and one the Corsairs will be hoping to keep going when they […]
ATHLETE AND TEAMS OF THE WEEK — Crusaders crushing it right now
By Ray Hamill — It’s safe to say it was a good week for the St. Bernard’s Crusaders, in more ways than one. And they’re not done yet. On Wednesday, the SB […]
Huskies top the Warriors in their season opener in softball
It’s been a challenging preseason for many of the local baseball and softball teams, with a lack of outdoor practice for most of the H-DNL schools because of the weather. But on […]
GUEST POST — HCMTB battle the elements and competition in season opener
By Sasha Love, The Pepperbox Humboldt’s local youth mountain bike team (HCMTB) kicked off the season last Saturday with a race just east of Monterey in Fort Ord State Park. At the event […]
