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Covert, DBs shine as Redwoods holds on late to beat Reedley in home opener
Freshman quarterback Kasen Covert continued to impress for College of the Redwoods on Saturday, throwing for three touchdowns in a 31-23 win over Reedley College. Playing their home opener at the Redwood Bowl, CR improved to 2-0 with the win, although it was far from a clean performance. Redwoods was...
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Jacks Own the Podium at Mount Shasta Tinman
LAKE SISKIYOU, Calif. - Cal Poly Humboldt women's triathlon opened its 2026 season with a commanding performance Sunday morning at the Mount Shasta Tinman, claiming the first seven individual finishing positions and nine of the top 10 at Lake Siskiyou. Junior Anna Hanstveit captured the individual title with a winning...
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First all-local game of the year highlights busy weekend for HDN teams
By Ray Hamill — The McKinleyville Panthers will try to keep their best start to a season in 11 years going when they play a familiar rival this weekend. The Panthers are 2-0 after nice wins at home against Cloverdale (8-7) and at For Bragg (32-8) and they will be back on the North Coast this week as they try to go to 3-0 for the first time in at least 22 years since MaxPreps began keeping records in 2004.
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Redwoods makes it two straight wins, tops Reedley despite penalty concerns
The home opener didn’t go exactly according to plan for College of the Redwoods football on Saturday, but the hosts got the win, and ultimately that’s the most important thing. One week after an impressive and relatively clean performance in their season opener at San Jose, the CR...
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Jacks Second-Half Surge Falls Short at Jessup
ROCKLIN, Calif. - Cal Poly Humboldt men's soccer produced 10 second-half shots and cut a two-goal deficit in half, but the Lumberjacks' comeback fell short in a 2-1 loss to Jessup on Saturday morning at Warrior Field. The two teams remained scoreless for most of the opening half before Jessup...
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UNK commits only two errors in 99 swings
– Right side Brynn Stowell and middle Megan Leedle had big efforts and eighth-ranked Nebraska Kearney had only two attack errors in a sweep (-8, -16, -12) of Jessup University Saturday afternoon in Arcata, Calif. This was the fourth and final match of the "Redwood Coast Volleyball Classic" hosted by...
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Pengs Take Down Warriors In Friday Split
ARCATA, Calif.- Dominican women's volleyball bounced back Friday afternoon at the Redwood Classic, taking down PacWest opponent Jessup 3-1 before their match with Humboldt at Lumberjack Arena. The Penguins opened the day strong, taking the first set 25-17 before Jessup answered in the second, but Dominican would go on to win the final two sets 25-21 and 25-20. DUC 3, JES 1.
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Humboldt Extends Shutout Streak in Hawai'i Hilo Draw
HILO, Hawai'i - Cal Poly Humboldt women's soccer recorded its second consecutive shutout Friday afternoon, battling Hawai'i Hilo to a 0-0 draw at Vulcan Soccer Field. The result completed an unbeaten Hawai'i trip for the Lumberjacks. Humboldt created the first opportunity of the match when Heidie Munoz sent a shot...
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Friday night high school football games …
There are six local high school football games scheduled for a busy Friday night and one more on Saturday afternoon. Friday night sees Arcata play Ukiah at McKinleyville High, Del Norte vs. Ashland in Crescent City, McKinleyville at Fort Bragg, Fortuna at University Prep, Eureka at Shasta and Hoopa at Healdsburg. All of those varsity games begin at 7 p.m.
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FRIDAY NIGHT ROUNDUP — Busy night sees six league teams in action
By Ray Hamill — A busy Friday night was a good one for the Redwood League teams, with big wins for Hoopa and McKinleyville. Four other H-DNL teams were also in action, with the Fortuna Huskies continuing their impressive start to the new season. However, it was a tough...
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College of the Redwoods football featured on SportsCenter
By Ray Hamill — North Coast football fans who tuned into ESPN on Wednesday night were pleasantly surprised to see College of the Redwoods football featured on SportsCenter. On Saturday, CR traveled to the Bay Area to play San Jose City College in the team’s season opener and won the game comfortably 41-21.
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Hundreds of Riders Will Take Turns Careening Down a Massive, Twisty Hill Out in Hoopa Next Weekend
A guy named Ryan and a guy named Horse loaded 700 hay bales onto the back of a flatbed trailer and took them from the Eel River Valley up to a steep road west of a different, much higher valley, about a year ago. They could only take around 250 at a time, so it took them a few trips, but when they were set up, they were in-place for people to crash into them at speeds exceeding 60 miles an hour — God forbidding — if they couldn’t force their skateboard, gravity cart, street luge, or other sundry downhill speed machine to turn a hairpin bend at precisely the right angle, at the right time, in the right place. More than 100 people from seven countries went gaga for the opportunity, and it was such a massive success, Ryan and Horse are doing it again this year.
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Mack boys impressing early, take championship at Upper Lake
After one of their most impressive starts to a new season in years, the McKinleyville Panthers look like they could be one of the teams to beat in this year’s H-DNL. The Mack boys are off to a 4-0 start on the soccer field, including a championship-game victory over Kelseylville at the Upper Lake Tournament on Saturday.
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Loggers no match for speedy Windsor team in season opener
Matching up against a Division-3 school like Windsor was never going to be easy for the Eureka Loggers in their season opener, and that proved to be the case. With the newly-renovated Albee Stadium not quite ready for the first game of the year, the Loggers played their opener at the Redwood Bowl on Saturday night.
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The HDNL transitions to new League Names
For many decades the HDNL has identified their two high school sports leagues as the Big 5 and Little 4. These names identified the number of schools in each League (5 and 4). Additionally, based on enrollment, the teams in each League remained the same from sport to sport and year to year.
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Lumberjacks Sweep UCCS to Close Oredigger Volleyball Classic
GOLDEN, Colo. - Cal Poly Humboldt volleyball closed the Oredigger Volleyball Classic with its second consecutive victory Saturday morning, sweeping UCCS 3-0 inside Lockridge Arena. The Lumberjacks prevailed in three tightly contested sets, 26-24, 25-23 and 25-22. The teams traded points throughout an opening set that featured 11 ties and three lead changes. UCCS took a 17-16 advantage before Humboldt responded with back-to-back points to regain the lead. The Mountain Lions later fought off set point and evened the score at 24-24, but the Lumberjacks captured the next two points to secure a 26-24 victory.
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‘Cats Find Offensive Chances, but Fall to Stanislaus State 0-2
ARCATA, Calif. - The Central Washington University Women's Soccer Team (0-2) showed a strong offensive presence, but could not find the back of the net, dropping its matchup against Stanislaus State (1-1) 0-2 Saturday afternoon at College Creek Field. QUOTING CWU HEAD WOMEN'S SOCCER COACH JOHN HAWKS:. "It's early in...
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Redwoods prepares for San Jose, 47-year-old defensive end in season opener
By Ray Hamill — If experience counts for anything on the football field, and it usually does, College of the Redwoods should be well prepared for their opening game of the 2026 season. The Redwoods coaches and players left Eureka on Friday afternoon to begin the new season at...
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FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL — H-DNL teams go 2-2 on opening night
By Ray Hamill — This time around there would be no slow start to the new season for the Fortuna Huskies. One year after dropping their first three games, a more experienced and determined Fortuna team opened the new campaign in impressive fashion, cruising to a 41-6 win over St. Helena at Husky Field.