Placer County Local News: Sports


All Local Sports News articles contributed by our local media allies and other local newsrooms.

Image caption: Run to Feed the Hungry participants raise funds for Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services.
Running Around California’s Capital Region

From marathoners to casual joggers, enthusiasts can take advantage of the Sacramento region’s diverse trails, terrain, and competitive events.

Auburn Journal logo From Auburn Journal...

05/06/2025
Image for display with article titled Skateboarders Put the High in Highlights at Spring Fest

Milo Snow and Skate in Auburn will celebrate its 10th anniversary this summer.
But last Saturday, skateboarders who bought their equipment showcased their alley-oop tricks during the Auburn Spring Fest on Lincoln Way. Fifteen people between the ages 10 and 40 rolled down toward the west end of the street on their skateboards, jumping off a ramp, flying in the air and landing on the ground either on their skateboards or various parts of their bodies.

Sierra Sun logo From Sierra Sun...

05/01/2025
Image for display with article titled Alpenglow Sports Accepting Winter Speaker Series Nonprofit Applications

Between June 2 and 30, Alpenglow Sports will be accepting applications for three new nonprofit beneficiaries for the 2025-26 Winter Speaker Series season. As a nonprofit beneficiary of the 20th annual Winter Speaker Series, the selected organizations will have the opportunity to receive over $85,000 in direct financial support.

Sierra Sun logo From Sierra Sun...

04/30/2025
Image for display with article titled Tahoe City Public Utility District Takes Next Step Towards Scotty Lapp Memorial Skate Park

The Tahoe City Public Utility District Board of Directors approved a Letter of Intent at their meeting on Friday, April 18 that ultimately authorizes the initiation of planning and design of the Scotty Lapp Memorial Skate Park.

Loomis News logo From Loomis News...

03/27/2025
Image for display with article titled Rocklin Planning Commission Approves New Baseball/Softball Training Facility

The Rocklin Planning Commission approved a permit March 18 for the Swing Hard Baseball Training Facility at 3845 Atherton Road. Swing Hard is in Stanford Business Park, also known as Atherton Tech Center, constructed 1988.

The Roseville Press Tribune logo From The Roseville Press Tribune...

03/27/2025
Image for display with article titled 90-Year-Old Roseville Park to Get Pickleball Makeover

Pickleball wasn't a thing yet when Roseville built Woodbridge Park in 1934. However, young Humphrey Bogart was asking "Tennis, anyone?" on Broadway, according to Hollywood lore.

Sierra Sun logo From Sierra Sun...

03/25/2025
Image for display with article titled Using Someone Else’s Ski Pass Could Fetch You a Felony Charge

The Placer County Sheriff's Office is cracking down on ski pass fraud by partnering with area ski resorts.

Auburn Journal logo From Auburn Journal...

03/21/2025
Image for display with article titled Placer County Youth Commission Announces 5th Free Your Mind, Free the Air 5K Awareness Run

The Placer County Youth Commission is excited to announce the 5th annual Free Your Mind, Free The Air 5K Awareness Run on Saturday, March 29, at Maidu Regional Park, 1550 Maidu Dr., in Roseville near the skate park. This event is free and open to all community members. Check-in begins at 8:30 a.m., and the run starts at 9 a.m.

Sierra Sun logo From Sierra Sun...

03/08/2025
Image for display with article titled Alpenglow Sports Meets Tahoe Fund Match During Winter Speaker Series

Alpenglow Sports raised an additional $38k for the five nonprofit beneficiaries of the annual Winter Speaker Series, thanks to a generous match from the Tahoe Fund. 

California Local Pin Marker From CalMatters...

03/06/2025
Gov. Gavin Newsom called it “deeply unfair” for transgender athletes to participate in girls' sports today — a notable change in his position that thrust the Democratic governor into the center of a national maelstrom. It was unclear whether he will act on his new position as Republicans urged him to follow conservative states in banning transgender athletes from girls' sports.

Sierra Sun logo From Sierra Sun...

03/03/2025
Image for display with article titled Open to Shred: A Movement for Inclusivity on the Slopes Returns to Sugar Bowl

On March 15, Open to Shred returns to Sugar Bowl Resort, offering a welcoming space for skiers and snowboarders of all backgrounds to hit the slopes. The event, founded by 18-year-old freerider Elsa McAllister, celebrates diversity, inclusivity, and community in snow sports.

The Roseville Press Tribune logo From The Roseville Press Tribune...

02/27/2025
Image for display with article titled Roseville City, Schools Renew 5-Year Agreement

The Roseville City Council renewed a 5-year agreement to share city park sites with local high schools, and vice versa.

Sierra Sun logo From Sierra Sun...

02/08/2025
Image for display with article titled 43rd annual SNOWFEST Returns to North Lake Tahoe

Get ready for the ultimate winter celebration as North Lake Tahoe SNOWFEST returns February 26 – March 9, 2025. As the largest winter mountain festival on the West Coast, SNOWFEST promises over 50 incredible events, community fun, and the only fireworks display in North Lake Tahoe.

Tahoe Guide logo From Tahoe Guide...

02/01/2025
Image for display with article titled No Clear Answers on When Homewood Mountain Resort Will Open

New rendering of the gondola terminal facing West from fall 2024. | Homewood Mountain Resort
There’s no answer yet on when Homewood Mountain Resort will reopen, despite an email update the resort sent on Jan. 31 titled “Path to Reopening.”

California Local Pin Marker From CalMatters...

01/14/2025
A new bill would remove the right of California’s female transgender athletes in to participate in high school sports teams that match their gender identity.

Sierra Sun logo From Sierra Sun...

01/02/2025
Image for display with article titled Alpenglow Sports, Tahoe Fund Announce the $19k Matching Challenge

 Alpenglow Sports, a backcountry sports retailer and community event organizer, and the Tahoe Fund, a nonprofit organization dedicated to funding environmental projects around the Lake Tahoe Basin are proud to announce their partnership for the 2024-25 Winter Speaker Series season.

Tahoe Daily Tribune logo From Tahoe Daily Tribune...

12/31/2024
Image for display with article titled Preparing for the Winter Wonderland at Lake Tahoe’s Ski Resorts

Lake Tahoe, a renowned winter haven, is gearing up for another thrilling ski season. With the anticipated opening of popular resorts like Heavenly and Northstar, excitement is palpable among winter sports enthusiasts. Prepare to immerse yourself in snow-capped mountains and endless adventure opportunities.

Sierra Sun logo From Sierra Sun...

12/31/2024
Image for display with article titled Angela Hawse Presents ‘Small but Mighty’ at the Winter Speaker Series

On February 7, Angela Hawse will join the 24-25 Alpenglow Sports Winter Speaker Series lineup, presented by the North Tahoe Chamber, with her presentation of "Small but Mighty". Attend the event in person at the Palisades Tahoe Olympic Village Event Center, or tune in via the live stream on Alpenglow Sports' Youtube channel.

Sierra Sun logo From Sierra Sun...

12/06/2024
Image for display with article titled Alpenglow Sports’ Lineup of Winter Events Continues With Winter Speaker Series #2 and Lake Tahoe Backcountry Demo Event

Alpenglow Sports has announced its early January 2025 events calendar. On Thursday, January 2, the 19th annual Alpenglow Sports Winter Speaker Series, presented by the North Tahoe Chamber, continues with pioneering snowboarder, and stage three breast cancer survivor, Kimmy Fasani.

Sierra Sun logo From Sierra Sun...

11/19/2024
Image for display with article titled Boreal Mountain California Opens November 22

The wait is over and winter kicks off at Boreal Mountain for skiers and riders. Boreal will open to the public on Friday, November 22, for its 60th season, with skiing and snowboarding beginning at 9 a.m. and continuing until 8 p.m as a Play Forever Friday with $25 lift tickets for all guests. $5 of every Play Forever Friday Ticket purchased on opening day will be donated to a local non-profit.

Tahoe Guide logo From Tahoe Guide...

11/17/2024
Image for display with article titled Family Playland at Soda Springs

Soda Springs is a winter wonderland filled with fun for the whole family. For kids ages 7 and younger, the Planet Kids snow play area features tubing carousels, tubing lanes, snow volcanoes to climb, and more. Families can also enjoy 10 tubing runs at Tube Town, perfect for all ages. The resort opens on Nov. 27 for the 2024-25 season.