By Ray Hamill — A recent tradition of former Humboldt-Del Norte League players thriving along the offensive line in the Division-I collegiate game looks likely to continue for now. Players like Jake […]
H-DNL offensive linemen continue to thrive in college
Teammates help Graham achieve his dream
By Ray Hamill — Eureka’s Josiah Graham is taking his game to the collegiate level, and he can thank his teammates for helping him get there. Graham, an outstanding senior receiver for […]
Wesson expects continued success for Corsairs
By Ray Hamill — Dorshaela Wesson sees no reason why the Corsairs’ success on the basketball court this year can’t continue. In fact, she believes it’s going to get even better. “My […]
CR football pushing for more local players
By Ray Hamill — College of the Redwoods football is making a push for more local players and it appears to be paying off. Last season, head coach Frank Borba had 12 […]
Redwoods player named academic all-state
By Ray Hamill — College of the Redwoods sophomore Mitchell Hopkins has been named to the CCCAA Academic All-State team, a prestigious honor for the Corsairs tight end/receiver. The Oregon native is […]
Full steam ahead for Haraldson and Eureka football
By Ray Hamill — It should be a smooth transition for Eureka football this fall, with long-time assistant Andrew Haraldson taking over as head coach from the departed Jason White. Haraldson, a […]
Ethan Fischel making big strides at Willamette
By Ray Hamill — A breakout season of sorts came to an abrupt end for former Eureka standout Ethan Fischel last week, as it did for so many college athletes around the […]
Hoopa’s Rossman to join the CR coaching staff
By Ray Hamill — A very good coaching staff just got a little better. College of the Redwoods men’s basketball announced this week that sophomore Blake Rossman will join the coaching staff […]
Eureka girls step up to the challenge, reap rewards
By Ray Hamill — Eureka senior Aracely Rendon-Gomez has signed a letter of intent to wrestle collegiately at Eastern Oregon University next year, as a challenging season paid big dividends for the […]
Another coup for Bisio, CR basketball
By Ray Hamill — College of the Redwoods men’s basketball head coach Ryan Bisio did it again this week, pulling off yet another coup for one of the most exciting teams on […]
CCCAA officially cancels spring sports, athletes to receive extra eligibility
By Ray Hamill — The California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) Board of Directors voted unanimously on Thursday to cancel the remainder of the 2020 spring sports season. Last week, the CCCAA […]
Omar Banuelos to play for College of the Redwoods
By Ray Hamill — The Corsairs added another Big 5 MVP to their roster on Wednesday night, with the news that Del Norte’s Omar Banuelos will play men’s basketball at College of […]
Committed to continued sports coverage through the Corona virus crisis
By Ray Hamill — There may not be a whole lot going on in local sports these days, but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to talk about. The Corona Virus, powerful and […]
High school seniors play the waiting game
By Ray Hamill — I was glad to see the CIF and section commissioners make the right decision on Tuesday, when they put off making a decision regarding the spring sports playoffs. […]
WHERE ARE THEY NOW — Where they left off this spring
By Ray Hamill — While local high school athletes are still hopeful of getting in some sort of a shortened season this spring, college sports appear to be done and dusted until […]
CIF leaves door open for spring sports
By Ray Hamill — The California Interscholastic Federation and the 10 section commissioners met on Tuesday and announced that they are leaving the door open for now on the spring sports postseasons. […]
Ferndale Mustangs enjoy another big year
By Ray Hamill — Ferndale basketball appears to be in pretty good hands. In addition to the high school’s North Coast Section championship this past season, the Cream City’s eighth-graders continue to […]
If they play, Tigers should be the team to beat in the Big 5
By Ray Hamill — If they do manage to get in a season this year, there’s every reason to believe the Arcata Tigers will be the team to beat in the Big […]
Loggers suspend sports until April 17
By Ray Hamill — Eureka High School sports have been shut down until April 20, it was announced on Sunday evening. The Eureka City Schools Board held an emergency meeting on Sunday […]
Arcata, McKinleyville and Fortuna suspend all sports
By Ray Hamill — The Fortuna Huskies announced on Sunday afternoon that they are suspending all sports activities for the next two weeks, with the school set to close its doors amid […]
