Dylan McNeill is a journalist based in Eureka, California. He writes for the Times-standard and his work has also appeared in various publications and media outlets such as Calhoun Times, Record Bee Newspaper Home Del, KIEM-TV, and The State Hornet. Dylan covers a range of topics including local sports, college basketball, and community news in the Eureka area.
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UCLA tries to remain unbeaten this season.
UCLA was not at its best after a full week off, but the Bruins still notched a 17-0 record, their best ever.
If UCLA wants to compete for national championships, it will have to be more than merely good enough.
Lauren Betts is elite as a shot-blocker, not just a scorer or rebounder. Elite in three ways. That’s why her superstar status is unquestioned.
Cori Close and Lauren Betts know that UCLA women’s basketball must rise to an elite standard. That standard wasn’t met versus Penn State.
By: Dylan McNeill
The Cal Poly Humboldt basketball teams traveled down to Rohnert Park, with both teams facing Sonoma State on Thursday but neither ‘Jacks team left town with a victory.
The roster of the first-ever College of the Redwoods rodeo team continues to take shape, with the team announcing four more recruits earlier this month.
Cori Close talked about the challenge this upcoming 3-game road trip will pose to her UCLA women’s basketball team.
By: Dylan McNeill
The Arcata Tigers stayed unbeaten in Big 5 action Friday night against rival McKinleyville Panthers with a 61-47 home win that boosted Arcata to 14-5 on the season.
By: Dylan McNeill
The Humboldt County People's March took place in downtown Eureka on Saturday morning, with hundreds gathering and marching around Eureka ahead of President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration on Monday in Washington, D.C.
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