Below is the list of every 100 yard or more passing performance in Napa v. Vintage Big Game football history.

Check out the list below and find all of the players who ran for 100 yards or more in a single Vintage v. Napa Big Game during the history of the crosstown football rivalry.

Check out the year-by-year rundown of who won the crosstown rivalry football Big Game between Napa and Vintage high schools.

It’s not fair, Clinton Gorsuch says about a few things.

Last week: Colby Silva had a fumble recovery and Juan Martinez and David Smith sparked Napa’s defense as it shut out Vacaville’s explosive offense over the final 11⁄2 quarters of a 50-35 victory that clinched a share of the MEL title. Vintage kept its playoff hopes alive with a 42-21 rout at Armijo, as Jacob Roscoe returned from injury to score a career-best four TDs and 181 yards on 18 carries.

Last week: Justin-Siena celebrated Homecoming by crushing Terra Linda, 47-6. San Rafael beat Tamalpais 35-20.

Last week: St. Helena lost a heartbreaker to St. Vincent 7-3. Clear Lake won at Upper Lake 20-14.

Last week: The Wildcats fell to Anderson Valley at home, 32-21.

Competing in a field of 88, Braves runners Leslie Johnson, Sara Warner, Jenna Joske and Erin Kinda all finished in the top 20 to win spots on the All-Marin County Athletic League team.

The Storm won their season opener Wednesday for the first time in Steve Ball’s four years at the helm.

The Napa High girls water polo squad became the first Indians team to move into the quarterfinals of the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Championships on Saturday, after a thrilling 8-6 victory over Los Banos at Johansen High in Modesto.

The Napa Valley College volleyball team defeated Contra Costa 25-10, 25-2, 25-4 at home in Bay Valley Conference action on Wednesday night.

With their fifth-place finish at the MCAL Championships on Wednesday in Novato, the Braves also advanced to the Div. IV NCS Championships. They will run at 1 p.m. Nov. 22 at Hayward High School, needing a top-3 finish to qualify for the state meet.

Dan Carvalho scored a goal, but it wasn’t enough as Trinity Prep fell to Millenium of Tracy in the first round of the Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs on Tuesday.

The Crushers fell short against a streaking home team and were eliminated from the Sac-Joaquin Section Division I playoffs. Modesto extended its win streak to 12 matches.

Jackie Ang shot a final-round 82 on Tuesday and finished eighth at the California Community College Commission on Athletics’ Northern California Regional Championship at Lemoore Golf Course in Kings County.

The Indians finished 9-0 overall with last Thursday night’s victory.

Two players had a perfect 14-for-14 last week in our weekly NFL pool, but only one of them can come out as the overall winner.

Tickets for Big Game XXXVII -- the annual Vintage v. Napa high football game -- are on sale at each school, as well as Bank of Napa in the Redwood Plaza.

Napa High School football coach Troy Mott talks with Register Executive Sports Editor Marty James about Friday night's Big Game between crosstown rivals Napa and Vitange high schools.

Vintage High School football coach Billy Smith talks with Register Executive Sports Editor Marty James about Friday night's Big Game between crosstown rivals Vintage and Napa high schools.

Fall hunting is about to be in full swing, with pheasant and turkey seasons opening Saturday.

The Napa Valley Mexican American Golf Association is looking for new members.

Jeff King, a 1974 St. Helena High School graduate who placed second in this year’s Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race across Alaska in March, is one of the entrants featured in “Toughest Race On Earth: Iditarod,” a series airing at 10 p.m. Tuesday nights on the Discovery Channel.

James Parker of Napa landed this beautiful Dorado on a recent excursion to Mexico.