The longest season in Argonaut High School football history just got longer and nobody in green and gold is complaining about it.

The Argonaut High School varsity girls soccer team is hosting a two-day tournament this Friday, December 3 and Saturday, December 4. The six-team tournament includes, in addition to Argonaut, Grace Davis of Modesto, Calaveras, Livingston, Rio Vista and Stone Ridge Christian of Merced. Althou…

Running 3 miles just two days after Thanksgiving probably sounds exhausting to most people, but for Argonaut High School sophomore Maeve Klement, it was inspiring.

Rick Davis was a young up-and-coming coach brimming with confidence – bordering on cockiness – when he guided the Argonaut High School varsity football team to its first-ever Sac-Joaquin Section championship in 2004.

The Argonaut High School varsity football team didn’t endure all that it’s had to endure – some voluntarily, some not – over the past year, just to get close to its goal of winning a section championship and then give up when things got hard near the end.

The 2021 Argonaut Quarterback Club Varsity Boys and Girls Basketball Tournament will take place Wednesday, December 8 through Saturday, December 11 in Jackson. According to tournament organizers, this year marks the 98th installment of the annual tournament.

For the first time in 17 years and just the second time in school history, the Argonaut High School varsity football team won a Sac-Joaquin Section championship, defeating Rosemont of Sacramento 31-20 in the Division VI section finals on Saturday, November 27 at Sacramento City College.

A season that included playoff berths for the Amador High School boys and girls water polo teams was rewarded with 11 Amador players being voted to the all-Mother Lode League team.

The Argonaut High School varsity volleyball team was rewarded for a season that included its most wins since 2012 and first Mother Lode League victories since 2016 with its first all-league honoree since 2013.

This Saturday, November 27 at noon, Argonaut High School sophomore Maeve Klement will become just the fifth runner in school history to compete in the CIF State Cross Country Championships.

Registration for the new season of Amador Youth Basketball is now open! We have a super motivated group of parents and community members getting this program back off the ground. Please be patient as we all work through this process and accomplish a lot in a very short period of time. We are…

It would be hard to make a list of Thanksgiving traditions that doesn’t include football and family, so it’s only fitting that the Argonaut High School varsity football team is spending Thanksgiving week preparing for arguably the school’s biggest football game in nearly two decades.

With fall turkey season upon us, we’ve had a few questions related to method of take. We here at the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) think there is no better Thanksgiving dinner than a freshly harvested California organically grown wild turkey! Fall turkey season opens the …

On Saturday, October 23, 2021, at Firepower Promotions and the MMA Matchmaker “No Shelter” event at the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel in Sacramento, mixed martial arts fighter Ryan Firinaiu entered the ring for the second fight of his career. Prior to the fight Firinaiu, a member of the Buster …

Amador County runners made their mark at the 2021 Sac-Joaquin Section Cross Country Championships on Saturday, November 13 in Folsom with two first place individual finishes and one state meet qualifier.

The Argonaut High School varsity football team is one of the smallest in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division VI playoffs in terms of enrollment, but in a quarterfinal matchup against Liberty Ranch of Galt last Friday, November 12, the Mustangs showed they just might also be one of the toughest.

Q: How many shotgun shells am I allowed to have in my shotgun when quail hunting? I want to know if my gun needs a plug installed.

Nearly 40 local golfers aging from age 5 to age 75 competed in the ninth annual Amador County Putting Championship on Sunday, November 7 at Castle Oaks Golf Course in Ione. The competition was a match play format that brought out some of the best golfers in the county in a mostly friendly go…

Katarina Borchin, a Class of 2021 Calaveras High School graduate from Mokelumne Hill, was named the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Freshman of the Year this fall for her debut performance with the California State University, Stanislaus womens cross country team.

Despite a lost season in 2020 and twice-weekly COVID testing for players this year, youth girls basketball made a successful return to the Mother Lode this fall. The 2021 season for sixth, seventh and eighth grade girls basketball teams came to a conclusion on Saturday, November 6 with the f…

Alaina Kiekhaefer, a 14-year-old sophomore at Amador High School, finished in first place in the under-17 female division at the Golden Gate Half Marathon on Sunday, November 7 in San Francisco.

Three members of the Amador High School boys cross country team along with the Amador varsity girls team all qualified for this Saturday’s Sac-Joaquin Section Championships.

The Argonaut High School cross country team had 13 runners participating at the Sac-Joaquin Section Sub-Section Meet on Saturday, November 6 in Angels Camp, running a combined total of 35 miles. That was 65 miles less than their coach ran that day.

For the Argonaut High School varsity football team to realize its goal of winning a Sac-Joaquin Section championship this fall, it’s going to have to take down at least one school more than twice its enrollment size and possibly more.

The 2021 youth football season came to an end for the Amador Junior Buffaloes JV team and the Calaveras Junior Reds Novice team one win shy of the Motherlode Valley Football League’s Super Bowl Saturday.

In the world of Mother Lode League cross country runners, this fall in the varsity girls division there was Maeve Klement and then there was everyone else.

The Amador High School boys water polo team earned the No. 8 seed out of eight teams in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III playoffs and will play a quarterfinal matchup against No. 1 Dixon this Friday, November 5 at 5 p.m. at River City High School in West Sacramento.

The Amador High School varsity girls cross country team entered the Mother Lode League Finals in first place after going 5-0 in league dual meets with Calaveras in second place at 4-1. At the MLL Finals on Wednesday, October 27 in Angels Camp, those results flipped with Calaveras finishing f…

Argonaut High School sophomore golf standout Ashley Rouen put herself in the school history books thanks in part to a shot for the ages.

The Amador High School JV football team ended its season with a 32-22 win over rival Argonaut in the JV Big Game on Friday, October 29 in Sutter Creek.