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Redding Christian football remains undefeated, hands Central Valley 1st loss
The lion is the king of the jungle. It’s one of Africa’s “Big Five,” a term created by big-game hunters to describe the five most difficult animals to hunt on the continent. While those lions roam thousands of miles away, another pride has proven just as difficult to take down: the Redding Christian Football Lions (4-0). Fourteen different teams have tried, and 14 different teams have failed. On Friday, Sept. 18, facing off against the Falcons (3-1) of Central Valley, the Lions continued their reign, dominating the Falcons 71-8 and extending their winning streak to 19 games. “I knew we were going to win,” quarterback Wyatt Shaw said. “I had a very confident feeling. I watched a lot of film, but I didn’t realize that we were going to play that incredibly well.” Shaw became the first player in Northern Section history to pass for 100 career touchdowns last week, and he threw seven more in the win over Central Valley, extending his career total to 110. Shaw has now thrown 23 touchdowns through four games. If Redding Christian plays 15 games like it did in 2025, Shaw is on pace to finish with 86 touchdowns this season. More: Redding
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FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL — Big wins for Ferndale and South Fork
The Ferndale Wildcats and South Fork Cubs combined to score 146 points on Friday night, as both schools cruised to comfortable wins. The Cats traveled to McArthur to play Fall River and came away with a 52-0 win, improving to 3-0 on the season. The shutout was their second straight...
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LMC Mustangs take loss against Shasta Knights 35-10
The LMC Mustangs played an intense game against the Shasta Knights on Saturday, Sept. 12, with the final score being 35-10. The Mustangs struggled with a team that entered the matchup with two wins to start the season. The Shasta Knights landed the first two touchdowns of the game, placing them on the scoreboard with a 14-0 lead. The Mustangs followed up with Amariyeh McCullough and Emmett Medders connecting for a successful 37-yard touchdown, turning the score to 14-7 in the second quarter.
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Skyline Blanks Shasta 3-0 in Home Opener
SAN BRUNO, Calif. — Skyline College women's soccer made its first home appearance of the season a successful one Saturday, earning a 3-0 victory over Shasta College to improve to 3-1. The Trojans entered Saturday's match with momentum after picking up their first win of the season Tuesday at College of Marin, 1-0. Skyline carried that momentum into its home opener and struck early against Shasta.
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Week 4 - Play of the Week
CHICO, Calif. - The intense action on the gridiron may be done for Week 4 of Under the Lights, but two big-time plays will battle it out for Play of the Week honors. Action News Now Sports Director Blake Mayfield and co-host Raishaud Pinkney have scoured through multiple games and personally selected their favorite play that will face off for Play of the Week in Week 4 of Under the Lights.
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The Great Paddleboard Race returns to Whiskeytown Saturday
SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. — For most people, paddleboarding is a relaxing activity enjoyed at a leisurely pace. But for competitors in Saturday’s Great Paddleboard Race at Brandy Creek Marina, the focus will be on speed. Hosted by the Redding Yacht Club at Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, the race...
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Killingsworth’s four-touchdown night leads Ferndale rout at Fall River
Preston Killingsworth had a career night as the Ferndale Wildcats stretched their regular season winning streak to 16 straight on Friday. The Cats traveled to McArthur to play Fall River and cruised to a comfortable 52-0 win, their second straight shutout and their 10th in their last 13 regular season games.
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Foothill celebrates special education students in 2nd annual 'Football for All'
There were touchdown celebrations, cheering crowds, a vibrant band and plenty of smiles filling Bill Johnson Stadium at Foothill High School on Thursday, Sept. 17. The Foothill football team hosted the second annual “Football for All” event, welcoming dozens of students from the Shasta Union High School District's Special Day Class Instruction (SDCI) program for a day of football, community and fun. Foothill SDCI teacher Kory Kammersgard worked with football coach and special education teacher Ross Griffith to create the event last year, and the positive response prompted a return in 2026. “‘Football for All’ was an idea Ross (Griffith) and I had, and it’s an opportunity for our students in the SDCI program to shine,” Kammersgard said. “These are students that are often left out of the limelight, and this is a chance for them to have a day that’s exclusively for them.” Students kicked off the event by running through a Cougar tunnel and onto the field, where they were met with high-fives from Foothill cheerleaders and football players. Shortly after, the students split into different groups to participate in throwing, catching, running and tackling drills alongside the football team. “Being a special education teacher myself, this means
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Registration opens for 2027 Ironman 70.3 Northern California race in Redding
REDDING, Calif. — Athletes hoping to take on Ironman in Redding next year can now sign up, with general registration opening today for the 2027 Northern California 70.3 Ironman. Participants must be at least 18 years old and have a USA Triathlon membership to register. The race is capped...
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Friends of Redding Rodeo launch inaugural formal gala to help fund grounds upgrades
REDDING, Calif. — Friends of Redding Rodeo is hosting its first official red-tie, dress-up gala, the 2026 Redding Rodeo Gala. It’ll be a formal Western evening to celebrate the rodeo’s history and look toward its future. Redding Rodeo Association President Skip Barker and Friends of Redding Rodeo...
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Week 3 - Play of the Week
CHICO, Calif. - Its a wrap for all the action on the gridiron in Week Three of Under the Lights, but two big plays made by exceptional athletes will battle it out for Play of the Week honors. Action News Now Sports Director Blake Mayfield and co-anchor Raishaud Pinkney have...
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Mt. Shasta football forfeits upcoming game against U-Prep
The Mt. Shasta football team has forfeited its Sept. 11 matchup against University Prep because it does not have enough healthy players available to compete, Mt. Shasta athletic director and football coach Josh Disbro told the Record Searchlight. The Bears have 23 players listed on the roster on MaxPreps, and while only 11 players are required to field a team, Disbro said injuries have impacted the number of players available this week. The Panthers junior varsity team is still expected to face off against the Bears' JV team at 5 p.m. on Friday at Mt. Shasta High School. GAME ANNOUNCEMENT...
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Redding area high school football Week 2: Top games and predictions
Following an eventful Week 1, Northern Section football teams will return to the field this Friday, Sept. 11, for another round of non-conference matchups. Week 2 of the Redding-area high school football season features several intriguing contests, including a 2025 section championship rematch and a number of early-season tests. Each week, the Record Searchlight will select the top games of the week and provide predictions for each Redding-area matchup. So far this season, the RS is 11-4 on picks (73.3%), with the Foothill Cougars proving to be the hardest team to predict early in the year. Take a look at the top games of Week 2, plus our predictions. More: Northern Section high school football: Complete Week 2 schedule Gridley Bulldogs (1-0) at Red Bluff Spartans (1-0) | 7:30 p.m. The Spartans kicked things off with an impressive 34-0 win over Lassen, and they'll have a stronger opponent in Gridley this week. The Bulldogs finished the 2025 season with a 13-1 record, and they didn't suffer their first loss until the state playoffs. Similar to Lassen, Gridley is reliant on the run game. In their 34-6 win over Pierce last week, the Bulldogs rushed for 362 yards to only five
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Redding Pickleball Club plans indoor facility with eight courts on Lake Boulevard
REDDING, Calif. — Pickleball’s rapid growth is bringing a new indoor option to Redding, where players could soon have a dedicated facility designed for year-round play. The Redding Pickleball Club is planning an indoor facility on Lake Boulevard near Raley’s and Grange Co-op. Charlie Hauser, a partner with the club, said the facility will include eight fenced and divided pickleball courts.
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Simpson University wins 1st ever football game in blowout
REDDING, Calif. - The Simpson University Red Hawks football team won its first ever game in program history. The Red Hawks traveled to Southern California to take on the Whittier Poets for their week 2 matchup. Simpson took control of the game early and never looked back, blowing out the Poets 56 to 14.
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Redding Ironman 70.3 race will return with earlier 2027 date
Redding, Calif. — Triathletes have a new date to circle on the calendar as Ironman 70.3 Northern California returns to Redding for the second year. The Dignity Health-sponsored Ironman 70.3 will be held about two months earlier than its debut, taking place on May 23, 2027. General registration will open Sept. 17, 2026.