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When River Valley High varsity baseball Todd Artist stepped down from his post last November for personal reasons, the school didn't have to venture all that far to find his replacement. In fact,... Full story

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    Sutter High's Jessica Moore is the Appeal-Democrat's All-Area softball Player of the Year. She is arguably the most dominating pitcher to ever come out of the Mid-Valley area.
    Moore means business
    Sutter pitcher leads all-area team for third straight year
    Eye black covered cheeks, a devilish smile, an imposing build and the ability to unleash violence via an underhand delivery, yes, Jessica Moore's presence is commanding. Opposing hitters flail their bats in futility at her repertoire of wickedly... Full story
    Colusa High's Tiffany Friel pitches against Live Oak during a game in Colusa earlier this season. Friel was named second team all-Northern Section.
    Fifteen Mid-Valley area standouts are named all-section
    The talent was rich and the Mid-Valley was rewarded. The Northern Section recognized the depth of the Mid-Valley area by naming seven baseball players and eight softball players to its all-section team. And to no one's surprise, Jessica Moore was... Full story
    Max Stassi celebrates with friends and family Wednesday at the Happy Viking in Yuba City after getting drafted by the Oakland Athletics. The A's hat was given to Stassi by longtime Yuba City High School baseball announcer Bill Fields.
    Nice dilemma for Stassi
    A's pick him in fourth round, but offer must sway him from UCLA
    Max Stassi walked through the door to the Happy Viking restaurant and was met with hugs, high-fives and an Oakland A's hat. Digital cameras flashed, people cheered and a wide smile appeared on the face of the catching standout, whose named was... Full story
    Richard Cates, a former Yuba City High School player, was drafted by the Los Angeles Angels in the 21st round of the MLB First-Player Draft on Wednesday. Cates was a standout at Cal State Northridge.
    Yuba City native Cates gets drafted by Angels
    It's been a while since a player without the last name Stassi has been the most feared hitter in the Yuba City Honkers' lineup. Try all the way back to 2005. That season, second baseman Richard Cates led the Honkers in almost every major offensive... Full story
    Max Stassi, second from left, watches the MLB draft with family, friends and fellow Yuba City High teammates at his home on Tuesday.
    Playing hard ball
    Signability issues leave Max Stassi undrafted after
    Max Stassi sat anxiously with family and friends who were all tuned into the flat screen in his living room. Dressed casually in a T-shirt, Vans sneakers and blue jeans, the high school superstar watched the broadcast of the MLB First-Year Player... Full story
    Yuba City High catcher Max  Stassi is expected to have his name called in the early rounds of Major League Baseball's First-Year Player Draft today.   Stassi has been projected as a first rounder and is considered the top prep catcher in the draft.
    Max's MLB moment
    Seventy-two hours after wearing a brown mortarboard, Max Stassi was hitting balls over the Green Monster. The catching phenom and Yuba City high baseball standout walked across the stage of Honker Stadium on Friday, boarded a plane to Boston on... Full story
    Yuba City High catcher Max Stassi, foreground, walks off the field with his teammates after the Honkers beat Benicia High to win the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III title at Sacramento City College on Monday.
    Looking to the next level
    Max Stassi, top prep catcher in the nation, surveys his options
    On Monday, Max Stassi was part of a dogplie celebrating the Yuba City High baseball team's third straight section championship. On Tuesday, he had to discuss "signability" with a member of the Boston Red Sox organization. A day after playing the... Full story
    Yuba City High's Max Stassi, center, walks off the field with the rest of the Honkers baseball team after their 8-0 victory over Benicia High in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III title game at Sacramento City College in Sacramento on Monday.
    Yuba City wins third straight section title
    Michael Lowden and the Yuba City High baseball team had an opportunity to make a little bit of history on Monday. With a win, the Honkers would become just the third team ever to capture back-to-back-to-back Sac-Joaquin Section titles, while... Full story
    Yuba City High junior pitcher Jake Stassi is expected to hit in the No. 4 spot when the Honkers face Benicia in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III title game today at Sacramento City College at 3 p.m. Michael Lowden will get the start from the hill.
    Honkers go for three-peat
    Yuba City faces off against Benicia for third straight section title
    One game, one title. For the Honkers, it would be three straight. The Yuba City High baseball team will go for the three-peat when it takes on Benicia in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III championship at Sacramento City College today at 3 p.m.... Full story
    Yuba City High's Myles King, left, collides with Rodriguez High's Tony Webb at the plate after attempting to steal home in the fifth inning of game two in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III semifinals at Dan McAuliffe Ballpark in Sacramento on Tuesday.
    Honkers charging forward
    Yuba City tops Rodriguez, aims for third straight section title
    SACRAMENTO — It's been said that big-time players produce in the biggest of games. On Tuesday, it was a pair of Yuba City High seniors who came up big when it mattered most, and as a result, the Honkers are on the threshold of a third... Full story
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