LoCO SPORTS! A Humboldt Homegrown Youth Rafting Team Just Hosted the Whitewater National Championships, and After Winning Some Big Races They're Looking to the Future

Local Youth Rafting Team Hosts Whitewater National Championships

A Humboldt homegrown youth rafting team, the Redwood Rafters, recently hosted the Whitewater National Championships on the Trinity River in September.

The team, coached by Abby and Neal Guthrie, consists of local young athletes, including Jameson Wolf, Zade Hatton, Zane Garwood, Miles Frederickson, Ava Wood, Alia Collins, Amaya Teraoka, Nova Garwood, Cooper Willor, Johana Olson, Silas Issac, Tobin Jules, Nico Harman, Kiera McIver, Galexy Brents, and Ender Guthrie.

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The Trinity River, where the championships took place, is the largest tributary in the Klamath watershed, fed by meltwater from the glacially carved ridges of the Trinity Alps.

The team's participation in the championships is a significant achievement, and they are now looking to the future after winning some big races.

Author's summary: Humboldt's Redwood Rafters team hosts Whitewater Nationals.

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