The 22nd West Coast Jamboree, one of the largest girls basketball tournaments in the country, starts Wednesday and finishes Friday with championship games in nearly a dozen Bay Area venues. Though weather conditions and flight disruptions have forced some changes, the tournament is scheduled to feature 108 teams from at least six states (California, Arizona,… Keep Reading
It was a moment of elation eight years waiting for Sonoma County soccer fans, who watched Monday from their favorite watering holes as the U.S. men’s national team made its long-awaited return to the World Cup. The first-round match against Wales at Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium in Al Rayyan, Qatar, had it all: yellow cards… Keep Reading
The theme for this month “Play at Home,” combined with the anticipation of warm summer weather and the continued sense of comfort with the pandemic seemingly in retreat, made me envision all the ways we can “play” on our bicycles. I have written a few columns now celebrating all the wonderful ways cycling in Sonoma… Keep Reading
The Oregon State women’s basketball announced Monday the addition of Emily Codding, a graduate transfer from Saint Mary’s who will be eligible to play immediately. The 6-foot guard has appeared in 86 games during her collegiate career, scoring 675 points and grabbing 367 rebounds. Continue Reading on Beavers Authority Keep Reading
The WSU men’s golf team was able to earn an 11th place finish this week at the Pac-12 tournament in Santa Rosa, California. The Cougars brought six men to participate in the tournament that was held at the Mayacama Golf Club. The first round for the Cougars started off strong as they ended in a… Keep Reading
University of Montana senior Claire Howard’s shutout record could have ended in disaster if she had mishandled an errant ball that came whizzing toward her team’s goal in the second half of a March 28 soccer game against Portland State. “When it all breaks down, you need a goalkeeper that can keep the ball out… Keep Reading
When the Solano Community College baseball team throws its first pitch on Saturday, it will officially be the top of the first. In more ways than one. The Falcons will return to competition for the first time since last spring. The school “opted in” for late spring sports — baseball, softball, swimming and tennis —… Keep Reading
ISSOULA — Not much catches Claire Howard off guard on the soccer field, but her Montana teammates got her good when they snuck up behind her and dumped a teal-colored cooler filled with water on her head. The smile-inducing gesture was the final celebration of Howard on an overcast, windy Sunday at Missoula County Stadium. The team… Keep Reading
