Briana Goodson

Briana Goodson is a freshman and a journalist at Ukiah High School. In her free time, Briana enjoys reading books and writing. She also enjoys cheerleading and has done it for many years. She joined the journalism class because she wants to write about things that will keep her peers updated. She was born in Ukiah California which makes writing things about her community hit close to home. Briana thinks of herself as hardworking but still knows how to show her goofy side. Not only is this Briana’s first year writing for the journalism team at Ukiah High she looks forward to writing for journalism in later years.

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Rain Delay for Battle of the North Bay: Ukiah High and Cardinal Newman Will Now Face Off at San Francisco’s Oracle Park April 29

There’s one silver lining to this storm cloud, the rain delay gives Ukiah community members more time to purchase a ticket and support Wildcat baseball.

Ukiah High Wildcats Catch Cosmic Show: Solar Eclipse Sparks Wow Moments and ‘Bitten’ Sun Theories

“I mean, how wonderful is it that I get to witness this in my lifetime? How cool is it that the stars literally aligned for me to witness something so unique?”

Keeping Wildcat Nation Clean: The Dedication of Sandra Alvarez, UHS’s Head Custodian

Managing a team of eight, Alvarez and her crew tirelessly work to keep the campus clean and presentable. "I want to keep the campus a safe environment for children because, if it were my children attending, I would want someone to do the same."

‘To Keep Students Safe’: Principal Alvarez Gives Insight Into Wildcat Nation’s New Policies

The 2023-2024 school year began with a multitude of new policies and protocols for Ukiah High Wildcats. We met with Principal Analese Alvarez to get insight into the new policies at Ukiah High School and why campus leaders put the policies into effect.

Ukiah High Varsity Footballs Wins League for the First Time in 38 Years

Though they have come close in the past, this year their new coach Paul Cronin led them to an amazing league win for the first time since 1985. 

Wildcat Seniors Snag the Spirit Bell—Freshman Take Second Place

UHS News would like to congratulate the Seniors for their hard-fought win, the freshmen for beating the sophomores and juniors, and salute all classes for their spirit.