By Ray Hamill — After playing their home games at the Redwood Bowl in 2019, the McKinleyville Panthers will return home for the 2020 football season. Last year, McKinleyville was forced to […]
Panthers set to return home for 2020 season
CIF meeting scheduled for Friday
By Ray Hamill — The 10 section commissioners in California are scheduled to hold a teleconference meeting with the CIF on Friday to discuss the up-to-date impacts of COVID-19 on the high […]
Corsairs add two local stars in men’s soccer
By Ray Hamill — A pair of local soccer standouts have committed to play at College of the Redwoods, as the Corsairs continue their preparations for next season despite the ongoing COVID-19 […]
Cass Bell’s Bellator 242 fight postponed
By Ray Hamill — Local pro MMA fighter Cass Bell not surprisingly has had his next fight postponed due to the ongoing concerns over the coronavirus. The former Arcata wrestler, who fights […]
Bear River fight night on hold, but not canceled
By Ray Hamill — April’s Bear River Casino fight night not surprisingly has been postponed, but event promoter Brian Wilson of Hard Fought Productions is hoping this will be only a minor […]
Preparations continue on schedule for RAR season
By Ray Hamill — While it remains uncertain if the new Redwood Acres Raceway season will start as planned in early May, preparations are continuing full steam ahead for now. The season-opening […]
Hoopa football still in the market for a head coach
By Ray Hamill — The Hoopa Warriors are still in the market for a new head coach in football. Contrary to a report published on Humboldt Sports last week, the position remains […]
Big recruiting news expected soon from CR
By Ray Hamill — The College of the Redwoods women aren’t resting on their laurels. And after winning a first conference championship in basketball in 40 years this past season, they’re eager […]
VIDEO ARCHIVE — Relive Cherms’ brilliant NCS winner
By Ray Hamill — Arcata senior Bailey Cherms provided one of the sports highlights of the school year back in November, when she netted the overtime winner in the North Coast Section […]
The pitchers we hope to still see in 2020
By Ray Hamill — Local baseball fans are missing out on some top-class pitching this spring. With all sports on hold for now because of the ongoing concerns over the coronavirus, the […]
Seniors facing a triple blow if spring sports don’t resume
By Ray Hamill — High school seniors could be in line to lose a lot more than just their final seasons in prep sports. With the ongoing global crisis surrounding COVID-19, all […]
B52s board to discuss upcoming season on Sunday
By Ray Hamill — The Humboldt B52s’ season remains on for now, with the club board scheduled to discuss any possible effects of COVID-19 on the summer schedule on Sunday. The Eureka-based […]
CR women choose their MVP, other awards
By Ray Hamill — Freshman Ashley Quigley was a near unanimous choice among her teammates for MVP of this year’s College of the Redwoods women’s basketball team. Quigley, who was an all-state […]
It’s not just the spring sports that are hurting right now
By Ray Hamill — The coronavirus crisis is having a widespread effect on the sports world, and affecting more than just the spring sports right now. With all the local schools closed […]
Cosce brothers play the waiting game, with big year anticipated
By Ray Hamill — Local MMA fans are expecting a big year for the Cosce brothers, but for now they’re playing the waiting game like everyone else. Brothers Orion and Louis have […]
Dolan overcomes doubts, returns stronger than ever
By Ray Hamill — Lizzie Dolan’s first season competing at the collegiate level may have been cut short due to the ongoing Corona Virus crisis, but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t a […]
Annual alumni football game remains on the schedule
By Ray Hamill — The annual McKinleyville and Arcata alumni football game remains on the schedule for now, with plans to push it back if necessary. The showdown between the two rival […]
Big things expected out of a healthy Campbell this fall
By Ray Hamill — If an injured Kaylin Campbell can cause as many problems on the volleyball court as she did for her opponents in 2019, imagine what a healthy version of […]
Tyce Mullins ready to fight for a starting spot at Butte
By Ray Hamill — A year on the sidelines has left Tyce Mullins excited about next season. The 2019 Eureka High graduate, who redshirted at Butte College last fall, is ready to […]
The future of local basketball appears to be in good hands
By Ray Hamill — If this year’s crop of freshmen standouts is any indication, the future of local high school basketball appears to be in pretty good hands. For both the boys […]
