Sports

In some ways, Healdsburg High and Sonoma Valley have similar football programs—new coaches, young rosters, each coming off disappointing seasons. And going into the Sept. 8 game, both were winless this year. In Sonoma last Friday, however, it was the host Dragons who earned their...

With Hailey Webb, the team’s only senior, graduating this spring, Coach Jim Lago knows he has his work cut out for him to duplicate this year’s success going forward. But he thinks he has the tools to do it.

There’s more than one high school in Healdsburg. As well as the public Healdsburg High School, three miles up Bailache Road south of town is the Rio Lindo Adventist Academy, a private boarding school for grades 9-12. The total enrollment is only 108, on...

On what turned out to be an even more eventful day than planned, Sunday, June 16, more than 300 runners gathered on Center Street at Matheson for the start of the annual Fitch Mountain Footrace. The weather was perfect, the skies blue and temperatures mild...

As the final two weeks of the 2023 summer California Collegiate League season take shape, the Healdsburg Prune Packers remain in first place in the northern division with a league record of 22-3, 31-3 overall. But all eyes are on the season’s final week,...

Peak Performance Academy will be holding youth basketball clinics outside at Windsor Middle school each Saturday in October, giving local kids a chance to hone their skills while following all COVID-19 health guidelines.

This past Saturday, the Healdsburg Cross Country team woke early to participate in the Viking Opener at Spring Lake Park. The two-mile race is attended by many schools in the Sonoma/Marin/Napa region. It gives the runners a chance to run against local teams at...

Four of Healdsburg High’s softball team were named to the NBL All League roster. First team selections were Claire Berry at first base and Izzy Osborn at second; second team members included centerfielder Celia Vallatton and Ashley Jenkins at third base...

All star tournament action got underway last weekend for a pair of Healdsburg Little League teams, battling some of the area’s best in District 35 action at the Healdsburg Elementary School (HES) Field of Dreams.

The books are closed on Healdsburg High’s fall sports season, which for the football Greyhounds ended in much the same way as it progressed all year, with a 48-16 drubbing by Piner. Their winless 2022 season is a disappointment, but as Coach Bear Gray...