Napa High baseball players might heed warning: At least three senior members of cross-town rival Vintage have a little more to play for this week than bragging rights.

Vintage faced some tough weather and opposing athletes in its last two meets. All four squads dropped their dual meets against Fairfield on Wednesday. Despite the team loss and high winds, many athletes came away with wins.

The Justin-Siena High School boys and girls swimming teams lost Marin County Athletic League dual meets last week to Redwood-Larkspur.

Jake Croxdale carried 11 times for 50 yards and scored on a seven-yard run for Cal State Sacramento in Saturday’s annual Green & Gold Game at Hornet Stadium.

Springtime is nesting time for waterfowl.

Samantha Sciutto, a freshman who plays third base for Cal State East Bay of Hayward, was named to the all-California Pacific Conference First Team for softball.

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aging NBA team trying to defend a championship only to crumble to pressure, injuries and uniforms featuring a hideously outdated mascot?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.