Blake Parks went 2-for-3 with two RBIs to help the Honkers to a 10-5 victory at Bella Vista Tuesday night.
Quentin Rocha had a pair of doubles and four RBIs. Blake Alexander went 2-for-4, while Raul... Full story
Single-A or UCLA?
T-minus five days and counting to the Mid-Valley knowing the future of it's brightest sports star.
By Aug. 17, Max Stassi will either be under contract with the Oakland Athletics or shopping for his dorm room. The date marks the... Full story
Mike West resurrected the Colusa High baseball program on the field this season, and now the team's facilities are about to receive an upgrade to go along with it.
Colusa High was awarded a $50,000 grant from the Baseball Tomorrow Fund (BTF), which... Full story
Cal-Hi Sports released its 2009 all-state softball and baseball teams recently and to no surprise, Yuba City High's Max Stassi and Sutter's Jessica Moore were both named to the first team.
Moore, who was the Small School Player of the Year,... Full story
The honors just keep on coming for the Stassi family.
Yuba City High baseball coach Jim Stassi was named California's Coach of the Year by MaxPreps.com after leading the Honkers to their third straight section championship.
The Honkers were 28-3... Full story
Michael Lowden can still remember having to face his former Yuba City High battery-mate Max Stassi when they played on separate teams for Peach Bowl Little League.
After having Stassi as a teammate for the past two seasons, Lowden may be back to... Full story
Max Stassi named Player of the Year, father Jim picked Coach of the Year
By Andy Arrenquin/Appeal-Democrat
In the world of sports, athletes can be broken down into two separate categories. The first are born blessed with an abundance of natural ability and have to work little to excel at their given sport.
The second group of players are born with... Full story
Sutter pitcher leads all-area team for third straight year
By Ryan Klocke/Appeal-Democrat
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
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
A's pick him in fourth round, but offer must sway him from UCLA
By Ryan Klocke/Appeal-Democrat
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
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
