Viola Santana Beats Kelseyville in Healdsburg Women’s Soccer

Healdsburg scored two goals in the first half and another on the second Tuesday to secure a 3-0 non-league win over Kelseyville.

Julia Dorf, Maddie Mansell and Viola Santana were Greyhound’s goalscorers, and Santana also had two assists.

Healdsburg are currently on a 6-2-1 record, but are chasing their first title in the North Bay League Redwood Division. The Greyhounds will play Santa Rosa at home on Friday.

men’s basketball

Cloverdale started Tuesday’s home game by a 22-5 run, beating Clear Lake 64-41 and never looked back. Caden Axell and Casey Lemley each led the Eagles with 17 points, and Tatum Kurpinsky added his 12.

Maria Carrillo won non-league on Tuesday, beating Rancho Cotetto 58-47. Her 19-point second quarter for the Pumas made the difference.

Carrillo’s Spencer Hubenette led all scorers with 21 points and Sebastian McCarthy added 14 points. In the Cougars, Adam Pengel led his Cougars with 18 points and Liam Keaney chipped with his 9 points.

women’s basketball

Montgomery continued the momentum from last week, beating Annalee 56-29 at home. The Vikings led 20-5 after the first quarter and held the Tigers to just 11 points in the second half.

Kaia Eubanks (10 points) leads as Kaia Eubanks (10 points), El Picard (14 points) and Emily Mathis (18 points) lead. score.

For the Tigers, Morgan Gramm and Macy Hunter scored 10 points each.

Olivia Wright added 14 points and Bella Tavorazzi added 10 as Windsor beat Santa Rosa 34-29. Kate Townshend led Santa Rosa with 13 points while knocking down three triples.

Healdsburg continued their undefeated league record with a 65-17 win over Piner. Greyhound’s Hayley Webb scored 24 points, Izel Ortiz scored 16 points and Ally Espinoza scored 15 points.

boy wrestling

Casa Grande were unstoppable last weekend at the Kermit Bankson Invitational Tournament in Albany, winning as a team by 80 points over the second-place finisher. Besides that, every gaucho wrestler won a medal in the tournament.

Gauchos finished first in the 134-pound division (Caleb Quintur), 147 (Jacob Quintur) and 154 (Camden-Bussey). ) and Ronald Neely (287).

The team win is another sign of Casa’s strong start to the season. Gauchos are undefeated in the Vine Valley Athletic League and are yet to lose against opponents in the North Coast Section.