By Ray Hamill — On paper it appears as if College of the Redwoods will need a miracle on the basketball court on Saturday night. Or to be more precise, two of […]
Corsairs have nothing to lose as they prepare for challenging showdowns
VIDEO — Half-court buzzer beater at Crescent City Jaycees
March Madness has arrived early in Crescent City. On Friday night, the St. Bernard’s eighth-graders opened the Jaycees Tournament with a dramatic finish, when JJ Wilson nailed a half-court buzzer-beater to end […]
Loggers get first win at San Marin
The Eureka Loggers got their first win of the season in baseball on Friday, winning 4-1 at San Marin. Junior Hayden Bode got the win on the mound, allowing just one unearned […]
Arcata football community seeks help for local player
The Arcata football community is asking for help for the family of one of their players. A gofundme page has been set up for the family of junior Everett Halikas, who was […]
Corsairs sweep the Eagles in home openers
By Ray Hamill — The Corsairs posted a couple of key wins in softball on Friday, as they get set for their Golden Valley Conference opener next week. The College of the […]
VIDEO — Ferndale boys keep rolling
By Ray Hamill — The Ferndale Wildcats are headed to the final four of NorCal in Division-VI boys basketball after taking care of business at home to Stockton Christian on Thursday night. […]
Wildcats hold off the Eagles to reach NorCal semis
By Ray Hamill — The Wildcats had to find a different way to win on Thursday night, as a memorable season rolls on. And in the end that was all that mattered, […]
Impressive showing for 16-year-old IOC fighter at San Jose
The future of local MMA was on display over the weekend, as the Institute of Combat turned in several big performances at the North American Grappling Association tournament in San Jose. Up-and-coming […]
CR playoff games to be streamed live
By Ray Hamill — Both College of the Redwoods basketball playoff games will be streamed live on Saturday night free of charge. The CR men, who defeated Sacramento City College 95-76 in their playoff opener […]
Northern finishes strong at Sonoma State
Former H-DNL standout Sophie Northern closed out her collegiate basketball career this week with a strong showing in her final game. Northern scored 13 points and pulled down five rebounds for Sonoma […]
Corsairs looking forward to some home-field advantage
By Ray Hamill — After more than a month of traveling for games, the College of the Redwoods softball team will play its home openers on Friday, when the Corsairs host Mendocino […]
More coaching changes for HSU as Kinder reassigned
By Ray Hamill — Humboldt State announced early Thursday afternoon that men’s basketball head coach Steve Kinder will be reassigned and a new head coach will be hired after a national search. […]
No joy for St. Bernard’s, South Fork boys in NorCal openers
The Division-VI NorCal boys basketball tournament got under way on Wednesday night, with both St. Bernard’s and South Fork losing their opening games on the road. The Crusaders, who led by three […]
Legacy of 2017 Tigers is being felt on the college courts this week
By Ray Hamill — The great Arcata girls basketball dynasty of recent years did more than just win championships. It produced collegiate ball players, and a lot of them. This week alone, […]
Humboldt State to replace Paul Karver as head coach
Humboldt State announced on Wednesday evening that Paul Karver will not be brought back as the head coach of the women’s soccer program. A press release said the school is now conducting […]
Battling Crusaders and their head coach look to finish strong
By Ray Hamill — Like his senior-laden team, the legendary coach is hoping to go out with a bang. It would be a fitting conclusion to what has been a remarkable career […]
Panthers looking for some players to step up
By Ray Hamill — If the McKinleyville Panthers are going to repeat as Big 5 champions on the baseball field this spring, they’re going to need a number of younger players to […]
CHANGES IN THE AIR for HumboldtSports.com
By Ray Hamill — Changes are in the air for HumboldtSports.com, as we continue to evolve and give local sports fans the best coverage of community sports on the North Coast. In […]
Little 4 teams get ready for NorCals
By Ray Hamill — There are rarely any easy matchups at this stage of the prep basketball season, if you’re lucky enough to be still playing. And that’s the case for the […]
Thrower, Turner close out in style as HSU women bow out of CCAA tournament
The Humboldt State women’s basketball team fell 78-61 at UC San Diego on Tuesday night, as the Lumberjacks’ season came to an end in the opening round of the CCAA Tournament. Seniors […]
