By Ray Hamill — The College of the Redwoods men’s soccer team will discover the fate of its season next month, but for now it’s full steam ahead preparing for one. As […]
Former Logger among those impressing this fall for CR men’s soccer
Record-setting Corsairs winning on and off the fields of competition
The College of the Redwoods student athletes continue to win despite the ongoing pandemic. On Monday the school announced that a record 25 CR student athletes received All-State Academic honors for the […]
Eel River duo lead the way as CR women resume soccer
By Ray Hamill — There has been a small but enthusiastic group of players showing up for the College of the Redwoods women’s soccer team’s conditioning/skills classes for the past couple of […]
Deadline day set for Corsairs, CCCAA sports
By Ray Hamill — November will be a big month for College of the Redwoods sports, with a huge decision looming. It was announced on Wednesday that the California Community College Athletic […]
Corsairs leading the way on the road back to sports
By Ray Hamill — The Corsairs are leading the way on the road back to sports. College of the Redwoods is one of just 15 community colleges in the state currently holding […]
CR makes head coaching change in baseball
By Ray Hamill — College of the Redwoods announced on Tuesday afternoon that Brad Morgan has been replaced as head coach of the baseball team and assistant Andrew Aiello will take over […]
Corsairs glad to be back together on the court
By Ray Hamill — The College of the Redwoods men’s basketball team made a welcome return to the court this week, the first time the Corsairs have been together since their thrilling […]
Reunited — former teammate joins loaded Corsairs
By Ray Hamill — Gio Magdaleno is looking forward to more than just joining an explosive and successful College of the Redwoods men’s basketball team this year. He’s also excited about reuniting […]
CR women battling more obstacles because of wild fires
By Ray Hamill — After making their long awaited return to the basketball court last week, the College of the Redwoods women are already facing another challenge. The ongoing wild fires in […]
‘Patient’ CR men return with one notable absence
By Ray Hamill — The College of the Redwoods men’s basketball team will return to practice next week, with 18 players signing up for the basketball conditioning class. Head coach Ryan Bisio […]
Redwoods baseball adds to coaching staff
By Ray Hamill — With restricted practice scheduled to begin next week, College of the Redwoods baseball head coach Brad Morgan has added to his coaching staff for the upcoming year. In […]
A change of plan as Thrap opts to play baseball for CR
By Ray Hamill — Former St. Bernard’s multi-sport standout Lane Thrap has decided to put his college football career at Santa Rosa JC on hold for a year in the midst of […]
Local all-star joins Corsairs coaching staff
By Ray Hamill — Local softball standout Courtney Christensen has joined the College of the Redwoods coaching staff and will be an assistant under long-time head coach Maggie White this year. Christensen, […]
EDITORIAL — A big step in the right direction for local sports
By Ray Hamill — At this stage we’ll gladly take some small victories. And with that in mind, this past week has been one of the most positive for the local sports […]
Corsairs begin restricted team practices
By Ray Hamill — College of the Redwoods has begun team practices on a restricted basis, with the softball team returning to the field on Tuesday and the other 10 teams all […]
Purify healthy again and ready for a fresh start at William Jessup
By Ray Hamill — If it’s been a challenging year for most student athletes here on the North Coast, it’s been even more so for Bobbie Purify. The former Eureka Logger, however, […]
CCCAA issues statement in support of Black Lives Matter movement
On Thursday the California Community College Athletics Association issued a statement in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. The statement was issued by the CCCAA Board of Directors, who said they […]
Could football return to CR any time soon?
By Ray Hamill — Just two days after the decision was made to suspend the school’s football program, College of the Redwoods Athletic Director Bob Brown is hopeful the team will return […]
Good news for JC sports as plans move forward for fall competition
By Ray Hamill — The California Community College Athletic Association took a big step towards a return to sports on Friday after voting unanimously to go ahead with plans for fall sports, […]
Corsairs left in shock after program suspensions
By Ray Hamill — Much like the local sports community, the College of the Redwoods athletic department was left in shock this week after the school administration made the decision to suspend […]
