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Patterson nearly fumbles away victory against Sierra
PATTERSON - Lady Luck sided with Patterson High when the Tigers needed her most in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division-III postseason opener Friday at Patterson Community Stadium.
STAYING THE COURSE
RIPON - This time, Ripon High's Indians had to break a sweat.
RC’s Vos one step away from Heisman finals
Ripon Christian High senior Logan Vos is a national finalist to earn the 17th Annual Wendy's High School Heisman Award.
Sierra opens playoffs with familiar foe
The 2009 season marked the end of Sierra and Patterson's annual non-league meeting.
NNU ‘In very good hands:’ RC setter signs letter of intent
Northwest Nazarene University head volleyball coach Jared Sliger doesn't mind putting the ball in the hands of a freshman, especially one with the talent of Ripon Christian setter Michelle Terpstra.
TIGERS TAKE DOWN T’WOLVES
If the close ones counted, Sierra High would be on its way to the semifinal round of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV boys soccer playoffs.
Shorthanded EU shackled by Galt’s strong defense
That East Union High made its first Sac-Joaquin Section playoff appearance since the winter of 1993 was enough for co-head coach Allan Green to call the 2010 season a success Tuesday.
CHIEFS WIN SUPER BOWL
MARIPOSA - Two second-half interceptions Saturday played a pivotal role for the varsity Ripon Chiefs in their 20-14 come-from-behind victory over the Modesto Rams in the Trans-Valley Youth Football League Super Bowl at the Mariposa County Fairgrounds.
Indians denied playoff berth
NEWMAN - Almost everything went right for Ripon High in the first half Friday against Orestimba in a game that both teams needed for a Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV playoff berth.
Area teams gearing up for postseason
There are two unbeaten teams in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV boys soccer playoffs, and one that has lost just once.
Painting the playoff picture
Fourteen Sac-Joaquin Section playoff tickets have already been punched.
LANCERS LOOKING TO END RIVALRY DROUGHT
It's been a long time since the East Union-Manteca game, the oldest rivalry in the area, has meant something for all parties involved.
Ripon, Orestimba to battle for playoff bid
Things were looking bleak for Ripon High's football team a month ago.
14 UP, 14 DOWN
RIPON - With the outright championship of the Southern League already in hand, Ripon Christian had one more thing to cross off its list.
ONE AND DONE
Ann McFerran was intentionally kept out of the loop.
Articles By Author - Jonamar Jacinto
CENTER OF ATTENTION
Joshua Patton had a goal in mind when he first stepped foot on the Sierra High campus as a freshman.
Cantu took perfect mark into CIF final
There are two sides to Alyssa Cantu, Weston Ranch's groundbreaking wrestler who took second in the CIF State Girls Championships last month at the Visalia Convention Center.
DEFENDING THEIR TURF
Guss Schmiedt Field hasn't been too kind to Sierra's girls soccer team the last two years.
Manteca boys edge East Union
The Manteca High boys swim team outlasted host East Union 89-81 in a nip-and-tuck Valley Oak League meet Thursday.
Cortez shines in Titan’s Cage 7 co-main event
East Union graduate Jason Cortez Jr. and Nico Lozada didn't take long to get acquainted in a co-feature bout for The Titans Cage 7 event held at McClellan Conference Center in Sacramento this past Saturday.
Ripon bashes winless Bruins
Ripon rallied for seven runs in the first two innings and never looked back in a 10-2 rout of host Riverbank on Tuesday.
Sierra boys track in driver’s seat for title
The Sierra High boys track and field team are in line to capture its first Valley Oak League championship since 2011.
New-look lineup sparks Ripon attack
Desperate for a spark in the offensive third, Ripon coach Jamie DeBruyn has looked to a defender and a goalie for help as the Trans-Valley League race for three postseason berths heads down the final stretch.
Valdez takes center stage in Manteca win
Donning pink jerseys, Manteca blanked Lathrop 3-0 in the annual Kicking for the Cure game hosted at Guss Schmiedt Field on Tuesday night.
Lancers rounding into form
East Union may be peaking at just the right time.
SMASHING SUCCESS
Two big wins from the bottom half of its singles ladder propelled Manteca High's boys tennis team to a pivotal 6-3 win over visiting Sonora on Monday.
4 area stars selected for Lions Game
The area's two best offensive linemen along with two record-breaking skill position players have been selected to compete in the 41st Central California Lions All-Star Football Game.
Buffs settle for tie in Oakdale
Manteca and Oakdale both needed a win, so it's understandable why both were unsatisfied with Monday's result.
Oakdale stumps Sierra again to remain in first
Oakdale capitalized on its opportunities and Sierra did not.
Sierra swept at Kimball as boys suffer first loss
With two of their top contributors out, Sierra High's boys swimmers suffered their first defeat of the season by a 99-71 margin at Kimball of Tracy. Kimball's girls also won by the same score.
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