Jeff Larson

Yuba City High product Raena Nichols, pictured as a flyer for Jessup Cheer STUNT, helped the Warriors 3-peat in NAIA Saturday in Fullerton. Courtesy of Matt Horrocks/William Jessup University Sports Information Director

Sutter’s Madison Schamanski slamming a home run over the right-field fence late in the game Tuesday against Bear River. Courtesy of Chris Pedigo

The first loss in the Pioneer Valley League for the Sutter Union High baseball team perhaps caused the Huskies to dip two positions from 18 to No. 20 in the Sac-Joaquin Section full rankings published Thursday by MaxPreps.com.

Scoreless through seven complete, it took four full extra innings to decide a winner Thursday between visiting Yuba City High softball and rival and host River Valley in the Capital

One by one each of the eight student speakers, labeled only by a letter of the alphabet to protect confidentiality, took the stage Saturday at the Sutter Theater Center for the Arts in Yuba City to deliver a 5- to 8-minute speech on what it means to create hope in the world.

One by one each of the eight student speakers, labeled only by a letter of the alphabet to protect confidentiality, took the stage Saturday at the Sutter Theater Center for

Yuba City High School Swim and Dive head coach and alumna Jessica Zamlich said the program always sees an uptick in swimmers during an Olympic year.

It’s almost playoff time in the mid-valley and the area has several teams competing for high seeds and home postseason games starting with the Sac-Joaquin Section that gets underway Wednesday

For the first time since 2017, the Yuba College softball team has made the California Community College Athletic Association’s Northern California Regionals as a conference champion.

As forecasted, the Yuba City High baseball team took care of its own business Thursday, clinching its final Capital Valley Conference series with a 12-4 win over rival River Valley