Shaun Holkko

In a small town where football is king, Sonora High School alumnus Josh Martin has worked for over two decades to put the sport of water polo on the map in Sonora.

The Mother Lode Gun Club Nuggets trap shooting team crossed state lines this past weekend to battle in the final trap meet of the year at the U.S. Open Youth Clay Shooting National Championship in Las Vegas.

Becoming nationally ranked on the football field isn't an easy feat, yet a Tuolumne County student-athlete recently accomplished that achievement.

Summerville senior specialist Bryson Benites kicks a field goal during practice on June 19 at Thorsted Field.

This upcoming season, the Columbia College men's basketball team will have the most local talent on its roster in over a decade — with both Sonora and Summerville high school alumni on the squad.

Jake Boyd and Liah Ronneburg entered first grade together 12 years ago at Mother Lode Adventist Junior Academy, before going their separate ways for high school.

Kodie Townsend and Makayla Youngman each encountered adversity en route to graduating from Sonora High School, yet neither Wildcat let it prevent them from accomplishing their dreams.

Tuolumne County has got talent.

Nearly one year ago, this Sacramento native stepped into Sonora for the first time — and now it's time for me to head back home.

On Aug. 30, 2019, Ohio State senior quarterback Eli Brickhandler led the Whitney Wildcats to a 47-34 victory versus the Placer Hillmen. While it may ... To SUBSCRIBE and READ this story then click here for a Monthly Subscription that cost just $11.99 per month or here for a Yearly Subscription at $99.99 per year.