Sports

All League selections are nominated by their coaches, and voted on by the entire coaching staff of the league. Given that the Healdsburg Greyhounds fell only midway in the playoff rankings, the choice of Pitcher of the Year is especially noteworthy: Alex Mauro-Manos, only a sophomore on the young Greyhounds team...

Girls land top seed in Division-5; boys seeded 13th

Perhaps for the first time in its young life, the new Drew Esquivel Hall on the Healdsburg High School campus boasted a bleacher full of fans—wrestling fans, drama fans, fans of the school district and of Drew Esquivel himself—all come to recognize the dedication...

It had been three years, or as the whisper throughout the crowd put it more exactly, 1,072 days, since the Healdsburg Hounds Varsity football team had won a game. But last Friday night, in front of the jam-packed home grandstands, the Hounds ended that losing streak with a 35-21 win over the neighboring Cloverdale Eagles...

The Rotary Club of Healdsburg, Sunrise, announces registration is now open for the 50th annual “family fun run,” the Fitch Mountain Footrace. It raises money for scholarships to fund college and vocational scholarships for our local youth...

Healdsburg winning streak reaches first straight; pushes overall record to 5-2 The varsity baseball Greyhounds continued their hot start on the high school diamond circuit, recording successive victories over Kelseyville (3-0), Piner (6-2) and Cloverdale (8-5). The wins extended the Hounds’ win streak to five...

Healdsburg's boys basketball team remains without a win in league play this year, 0-4, and only three wins on the season against 15 losses, while the Rio Vista boys team is 6-7 overall, 1-4 in the league.

After winning their first six games this season, Healdsburg’s girls basketball team was finally defeated last week, falling 32-18 to San Marin in the first round of the Piner tournament. “It was a battle between two extraordinary defensive teams of which neither were able to...

The longtime wrestling teacher and coach kept his upbeat prognosis for the team and its future. “We have been super proud of how they’ve persevered and improved after the early struggles,” Scott Weidemier said,

Prep baseball season is running full tilt this time of year, with the top teams in the league meeting for their second or third games as the NCS playoffs loom, beginning May 16.  In the Redwood League, there is no clear league leader as the...