Napa High dancers to star in ‘Please Don’t Stop the Music’ starting May 8

Ryon Dudley took the loss after going five innings. Nate Azevedo and Phil Fortaleza pitched in relief for the Storm.

Terra Linda out-hit visiting Justin-Siena 12-8 and scored two runs in the bottom of the eighth inning to win it. A pair of RBI singles won it for Terra Linda.

Robby Rivera started and took the loss for visiting Vintage Thursday, throwing five innings and allowing six runs (four earned) on seven hits, striking out five and walking four batters.

Playing its last game of the season, Justin-Siena fell behind 2-0 at halftime at College of the Marin-Kentfield.

Drake scored seven runs in the first inning against Justin-Siena (9-11 overall, 6-6 Marin County Athletic League) in last week’s game. Nick Martinez took the loss. Will French and John Blanchard pitched well in relief.

The Napa Force Junior Lacrosse Club boys varsity defeated the Stockton Spartans 12-3, then whipped Mendocino 13-1.

They’re baaaccckkkkk!

Napa (14-9 overall, 8-5 Monticello Empire League) was powered by Randy Keen’s game-ending three-run home run in the bottom of the fifth inning Thursday.

A season full of amazing finishes got even more unbelievable for the Napa High baseball team on Thursday.

The Justin-Siena High School boys golf team was awarded an at-large bid into Monday’s CIF North Coast Section North Qualifier, which starts at 8 a.m. at Peacock Gap Golf and Country Club in San Rafael.

The Braves (12-6 overall, 9-6 Marin County Athletic League) won a thriller Wednesday in nine innings.

Springtime is nesting time for waterfowl.

NOTES AND QUOTES for a Friday in the Napa Valley:

Someday, Doug Braddock Jr. might be auto racing’s biggest superstar.

The North American Ferrari Challenge Series returns to Infineon Raceway this weekend, May 1-3. Practice will be held on Friday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with

As a recovering Seattle Supersonics fan, one might think I couldn’t care less about the NBA or its looming postseason.

Is there anything sadder than watching an aging NBA team trying to defend a championship only to crumble to pressure, injuries and uniforms featuring a hideously outdated mascot?

At the Outdoor Writers Association of California meeting in Fairfield on April 19, outdoors columnist Guy Carl received the first-place award in the action photo category for “An Otter World” (above) that appeared in the Napa Valley Register.