Amelia Richardson is a journalist based in Santa Rosa, California, focusing on local sports news. She writes for the Petaluma Argus-Courier and The Press Democrat, covering high school sports events, local leagues, and notable figures in the sports community. Amelia is passionate about showcasing the achievements and stories of athletes in the North Bay area.
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Amelia Richardson's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly high school-level events and community happenings in Petaluma, California. She often covers event outcomes and announcements related to these local sporting activities.
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By: Amelia Richardson
Nathan and William Prokop each won third place in their weight classes at the national championship event.
By: Amelia Richardson
“Every year it’s such a nightmare to figure out what is even out there for our kids for summer camps,” said the founder of an online camp directory.
By: Amelia Richardson
Petaluma parents get creative to tackle camp ‘nightmare,' including making online directory
After their last regular season matchup against Rancho Cotate last Wednesday, St. Vincent’s Hudson Stipp and Bishop Gilfillan advanced to the NCS individual qualifying event.
St. Vincent softball pitcher Bignardi gets another no-hitter, and Casa Grande moves up in the rankings.
By: Amelia Richardson
The victory means Petaluma shared 2nd place with Casa Grande in the Vine Valley Athletic League.
By: Amelia Richardson
The No. 2 Mustangs scored in the 1st and 4th innings in their sweep of No. 1 Montgomery.
Petaluma High’s Kieran Mannion says of the kids, “I can’t wait to see them grow as players and as people.”
After coaching the junior varsity team for four seasons, Nick Iacopi has been selected to become the next boys varsity coach at St. Vincent de Paul High School in Petaluma.
By: Amelia Richardson
Stess, 17, is the No. 1 female skateboarder in America and ranks sixth best in the world.
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