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N. Valley game on Sept. 20 will cost endowment ticket prices
The Huskies’ football game against North Valley on Sept. 20 is not a normal game, Athletic Director Steve…
Boys run out of gas against bigger Lebanon
Lebanon overcame an early 1-0 Sweet Home lead in boys soccer to overcome the Huskies 4-1 Wednesday in…
Determined Banks hands Huskies 34-13 defeat
Brett King For The New Era Sweet Home’s young football team lost the momentum it had coming off…
Huskies fall 6-1 to Lebanon in girls soccer opener
Sweet Home’s girls soccer team fell 6-1 to Lebanon in their opening match Wednesday, Sept. 4, at home.…
Schumacher three-peats in local triathlon
Kambria Schumacher of Crawfordsville won the women’s sprint triathlon for the third straight year Saturday during the Best…
Hiett leads Huskies in fast XC start with win at Marist meet
Sweet Home’s Jakob Hiett took first place at the Marist Cross-Country Invite at Richardson Park on Fern Ridge…
Girls loaded with experience, flexible, skilled across field
Sean C. Morgan Sweet Home’s girls soccer team is loaded with experience this year after graduating just two…
More events, more competitors on tap at triathlon festival
Scott Swanson The third annual Best in the West Triathlon Festival will be held Saturday and Sunday, Sept.…
Huskies open football season with 34-24 win over 5A Redmond
Brett King For The New Era The Sweet Home High School football team opened the season with a…
SH football taking new direction
Scott Swanson Sweet Home’s football program, now in its fourth year under Coach Dustin Nichol, is looking to…
Husky volleyball team aiming to play its way to state
Scott Swanson Following a trip to the state volleyball championships in 2011 by a Sweet Home team loaded…
Cross-country boys look solid; girls numbers thin
Scott Swanson Any girls out there who’d like to join one of Sweet Home High School’s most successful…
Boys soccer players getting leg up in competitiveness
Sean C. Morgan Sweet Home’s boys soccer team is young and can use more numbers, but the new…
Shrine Game participants These Sweet Home High School cheerleaders, along with football player Wade Paulus, center, participated in the 61st annual Shrine Game in Baker Aug. 3. The West team jumped out to an early lead and held on for a 33-32 victory ove
These Sweet Home High School cheerleaders, along with football player Wade Paulus, center, participated in the 61st annual…
Husky Cheerleaders
Members of the Sweet Home cheer squad include, in first row, from left, Kalynn Hagle, Autumn Martin, Christina…
Huskies kick off football season Friday against Redmond
Sweet Home’s football team will open its 2013 campaign at 7 p.m. Friday night, Aug. 30, against Redmond,…
Local sisters find their sporting muse on roller derby rink
Sean C. Morgan Two Sweet Home girls are following in their mother’s footsteps – or rather rolling along…
Alumni Rise
JOSH MARVIN pitches to Dylan Elder, while Matt Matuszak plays at shortstop and Travis Smith catches during a…
High school summer baseball comes together after rough start
High school summer baseball got off to a rough start, but when the team solidified, it consistently began…
Sweet Home swimmers bring home state titles
Sweet Home Swim Club swimmers brought home four state championships and a host of other top finishes in…
Summer, fall softball programs boost local talent
Scott Swanson When Shane Cochran started the local American Softball Association tournament team program 15 years ago, with…
Colton Schilling All-American in Greco at Fargo
Colton Schilling notched a second All-American honor as he wound up his high school career at the ASICS…
Paulus, Husky cheerleaders off to Shrine Game
Wade Paulus will participate in the 61st Annual East-West Shrine All Star Football Game Saturday, Aug. 3, at…
Water polo out in the open
Teams from throughout the West Coast converged on Lewis Creek Park last week for the second Nike Open…
Rebels vs. Huskies in Summer Scrimmage
FORMER HUSKY players and assistant coaches Dustin Nichol, now head coach for Sweet Home, and Dave Younger, now…