Sports stories from the Sacramento area you may have missed this week
Sports stories from the Sacramento area this week focus on key football matchups and venue rankings. Articles highlight community events and unexpected developments that shape local sports narratives.
Grant football players were involved in a campus fight, but their game against top-ranked De La Salle remained on schedule. Teams like Folsom, Oak Ridge, and Granite Bay are hunting for championship glory. The league remains competitive, as seen in the close and intense games being played weekly.
SoFi Stadium in Southern California ranks ninth on USA Today’s list of top NFL venues, marking it as a must-see stadium for its architectural design and overall fan experience. Sacramento lands two new professional soccer teams set to debut in 2027, with a new arena planned in Rancho Cordova.
NO. 1: MCCLATCHY DEFEATS WEST PARK IN SHOWDOWN OF TOP SACRAMENTO-AREA FLAG FOOTBALL TEAMS
In a clash between The Bee’s top-ranked teams, the No. | Published September 25, 2025 | Read Full Story
NO. 2: HIGH SCHOOL FLAG FOOTBALL: WHO ARE SACRAMENTO’S TURNAROUND TEAMS AND STAT LEADERS?
It’s been quite the turnaround season for St. | Published September 24, 2025 | Read Full Story by Nick Pecoraro
NO. 3: GRANT FOOTBALL PLAYERS INVOLVED IN CAMPUS FIGHT, BUT DE LA SALLE GAME STILL ON
An undisclosed number of Grant High School football players were part of a parking lot fight on the Del Paso Heights campus before practice Tuesday afternoon, a scene that included males that were not affiliated with the school and the father of one of the Pacers, who hustled over to help his son who had been jumped, according to several sources familiar with the incident who were not authorized to speak publicly. | Published September 18, 2025 | Read Full Story by Joe Davidson
NO. 4: SACRAMENTO STATE LOOKS TO ENTERTAIN HOME CROWD ON AND OFF THE FOOTBALL FIELD
The Sacramento State football team started the season as road warriors, dropping games at South Dakota State and Nevada. | Published September 18, 2025 | Read Full Story by Joe Davidson
NO. 5: ‘PIED PIPER’ CAN PLAY: GRANITE BAY 2-WAY STAR ENE LEADS CHARGE AGAINST JESUIT
This is Isaiah Ene in brief: | Published September 20, 2025 | Read Full Story by Joe Davidson
NO. 6: LUA TO THE RESCUE: DEFENSIVE STAR’S GAME-CHANGING PLAY HELPS FOLSOM BEAT ROCKLIN
Lua DeBerry reached high into the Placer County night and snared an errant pass. | Published September 20, 2025 | Read Full Story by Mark Billingsley
NO. 7: GO WILD, WILDCATS: FRANKLIN DEFEATS ELK GROVE FOR 1ST TIME IN MORE THAN A DECADE
For more than a decade, Franklin High football players have circled one game on the calendar — the night they get another crack at Elk Grove. | Published September 20, 2025 | Read Full Story by Nathan Uebelhoer
NO. 8: SACRAMENTO STATE LIGHTS UP CENTRAL ARKANSAS FOR 602 YARDS TO EVEN RECORD AT 2-2
The postgame fireworks lit up the sky, well above Hornet Stadium, on Saturday night, and that was after Sacramento State lit up the Bears of Central Arkansas in a nonconference contest to turn a slow-start to the season into rolling momentum. | Published September 21, 2025 | Read Full Story by Joe Davidson
NO. 9: UC DAVIS RUNS AND OUTGUNS SOUTHERN UTAH IN FRONT OF RECORD CROWD IN HOME OPENER
With all five offensive linemen back in the trenches for UC Davis this season, why not run with power and authority, right? | Published September 21, 2025 | Read Full Story by Joe Davidson
NO. 10: SACRAMENTO LEGENDS, INCLUDING DUSTY BAKER, JOIN FOR ANNUAL NEGRO LEAGUE GAME
The legacy of Black and brown baseball shone Sunday as generations of players, from 16 to 90, came together for Sacramento’s annual Honorary Negro League game. | Published September 21, 2025 | Read Full Story by Mathew Miranda
NO. 11: A’S CLINCH A LOSING RECORD FOR THEIR FIRST SEASON BASED IN WEST SACRAMENTO
The Athletics’ first season based in West Sacramento is officially a losing campaign, as Saturday’s 2-0 defeat to the Pirates in Pittsburgh marked their 82nd loss of 2025. | Published September 21, 2025 | Read Full Story
NO. 12: BEE’S BEST: BREAKING DOWN THE SACRAMENTO-AREA’S TOP 25 PREP FOOTBALL TEAMS
It’s called the Sierra Foothill League, a collection of high school football programs lumped into one meat-grinder race, with schools stretching from Placer County through Carmichael, past Folsom and up to El Dorado Hills on the Highway 50 corridor. | Published September 22, 2025 | Read Full Story by Joe Davidson
NO. 13: PICK THE PREPS: GRANITE BAY-OAK RIDGE, SAC-PIONEER, LINCOLN-WHEATLAND AND MORE
In a flash, the high school football season in the greater Sacramento region has hit the regular season’s midway point, just as fall has officially arrived. | Published September 25, 2025 | Read Full Story by Joe Davidson
NO. 14: SACRAMENTO AREA LANDS MAJOR-LEAGUE INDOOR SOCCER TEAMS, SET TO DEBUT IN 2027
Sacramento landed two professional soccer teams this week that are expected to debut in 2027, with a new indoor arena planned for Rancho Cordova. | Published September 24, 2025 | Read Full Story by Marcus Smith
NO. 15: IN PSYK THEY TRUST: HARVARD TRANSFER HELPS FUEL UC DAVIS AGGIES DEFENSE
Tim Plough prefers to build his UC Davis football roster with high school recruits, all the better to nurture and utilize blockers, tacklers and skill players over a five-year stretch. | Published September 24, 2025 | Read Full Story by Joe Davidson
NO. 16: SAC STATE QB RASHADA IS EXAMPLE OF GRAND SOCIAL MEDIA HYPE. NOW, HE WAITS AGAIN
Jaden Rashada is on standby, ready to go. | Published September 25, 2025 | Read Full Story by Joe Davidson
NO. 17: CALIFORNIA HAS 2 NFL STADIUMS. SEE WHICH ONE MADE USA TODAY’S TOP 10 LIST
Are you ready for some football? | Published September 21, 2025 | Read Full Story by Sarah Linn
The summary above was drafted with the help of AI tools and edited by journalists in our News division. All stories listed were reported, written and edited by McClatchy journalists.