By Steven Serafini Sonoma Valley Sun Sports Editor  In their inaugural, 2025 WNBA season, the Golden State Valkyries didn’t waste any time in writing professional women’s basketball history as an expansion team by reaching the playoffs in their first year. On top of that, they... Continue

Dragon Teams in Season’s Stretch Run By Steven Serafini Sonoma Valley Sun Sports Editor Sonoma Valley High School’s fall 2026 season has reached the stretch run for seven sports teams, including football, volleyball, cross country, boys and girls water polo, and girls golf and tennis.... Continue

Sonoma’s homecoming grid game starts at 7 p.m. By Steven Serafini Sonoma Valley Sun Sports Editor Overcoming a slow start to the current 2026 season due to losing standout skill players to graduation and dealing with health issues at key positions, the Sonoma Valley High... Continue

By Steven Serafini Sonoma Valley Sun Sports Editor Within the world of sports, there are cultures created by the athletes and the teams they play for, that are hopefully owned and operated by affluent people who truly care about their franchise and the value and... Continue

Sonoma gridders fall; golf, volleyball girls update; runner 2nd By Steven Serafini Sonoma Valley Sun Sports Editor The 2026 fall season is in full swing for seven Sonoma Valley High School varsity teams in six sports – volleyball, cross country, boys’ and girls’ water polo,... Continue

By Steven Serafini Sonoma Valley Sun Sports Editor Taking a look at the Bay Area’s major professional sports scene, the first word that comes to mind is hope. Hope for the enthusiastically popular Golden State Valkyries, who in only their second year of existence have... Continue

Sonoma topples Mt. Diablo after falling to Sac, Monty By Steven Serafini Sonoma Valley Sun Sports Editor With the talented nucleus of last year’s repeat Redwood Empire Mountain League (REML) championship squad having either graduated or now dealing with health issues, the Sonoma Valley High... Continue

With a little less than three weeks of summer still to savor, the Bay Area sports world has a few pro seasons still winding down – with postseason hopes still alive for the Valkries basketball and Earthquake soccer fans, and relief to Giants baseball fans... Continue

When I found out on May 28 that 95-year-old Dr. Bob Geiger had passed away, a wave of sadness, nostalgia and gratitude washed over me. I was flooded with memories of a multi-talented man who, foremost, was dedicated to his medical profession, while possessing a... Continue