Hoopa High’s track team will send 17 athletes to the North Coast Sections Track meet in Santa Rosa. The athletes qualified by placing in the top four at the Little Four League qualifying track meet held in McKinleyville last Friday, May 4. Read More →
Five Hoopa seniors will run on the College of the Redwoods field this coming fall playing with, not against some of their foes from St. Bernard’s and Ferndale high schools. Read More →
“Look out folks, this guy is on fire,” Sports broadcasters for KWPT’s the Point said over and over during an early January match between the Hoopa Warriors and the Ferndale Wildcats. Read More →
The Hoopa High Warrior wrestling team dominated the North Coast Classic hosted by Eureka High on January 20. Read More →
Coming into the season the Hoopa Warriors were facing new found territory, defending a North Coast Section championship. They knew it would take hard work and determination Read More →
With the season on the line, the Hoopa Warriors defense needs guts, determination, and a little bit of luck to save the season and the chance for a repeat as North Coast Section Division V Champions. In a game that was filled with fumbles and miscues, it was the defense that provided the needed edge... Read More →
One team was coming off of a hard loss while the other came into the game with a five game winning streak and revenge in their hearts. Hoopa beat the St. Bernards Crusaders in last year’s playoffs. The Crusaders got their revenge, 23-14.
The Crusaders had this game circled from the beginning of the season, sending scouts to three of Hoopa’s games. This was an old fashioned high school slobber-knocker, with both teams coming out of the gate ready to hit and be hit.
The Warriors drew first blood when Hoopa quarterback Sonny Ryles hit his favorite target, Talon Williams, for a beautiful lobbed 48-yard touchdown. Just like Ferndale the Crusaders keyed on holding the shifting signal caller to a few good runs but mostly short scrambles and sacking him 6 times and hitting almost every play. Read More →
The poorest performing high school in Humboldt County boosted its Academic Performance Index (API) score by 18 points, a phenomenal achievement according to Hoopa Valley High School Vice Principal, Matt Levesque. Read More →
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