Archive By Author - James Burns
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Have you lost some weight, Manteca?
Manteca Jaguars pummel Livingston in program-wide sweep
The Manteca Jaguars put on offensive displays at every level en route to a sweep of the Livingston Wolves last weekend.
Destiny hopes to make folks aware that kids get cancer
Like a balloon caught in the wind, bouncing from cloud to cloud, Destiny's challenge can be seen from parts of the country.
Spike in West Nile virus alarms vector control folks
Mosquitoes are all the buzz these days, turning up in record numbers throughout the country.
CHARGED UP
Eric Reis is pulling no punches, sparing no superlative when it comes to his opponent from Santa Clara.
East Union limping into second game without key starters
With the game slipping away, East Union football coach Willie Herrera turned his attention to the ambulance near the north end zone.
Officials collect record rate of infected mosquitoes
Mosquitoes are all the buzz these days, turning up in record numbers throughout the country.
Lancers capture crown at Officials Tourney
MODESTO – The season is young, but Rich Posz can already see the growth in his team.
Ripon 3rd at Husky Cup; ‘good day’ for Knights
HUIGHSON - A questionable call kept the Ripon High boys soccer team from playing for a championship on Saturday.
Young,talented Cougars take Stagg tourney
STOCKTON - Two days into their first varsity soccer season and the much ballyhooed junior class at Weston Ranch has a title.
STIFF-ARMED
Zach Magana has studied from the best in the country, quarterbacks with champion pedigrees and shelves full of trophies.
Fryer facing life away from football field
Lost in all the buzz surrounding the start of football season are those like Beau Fryer.
Grapes: It’s time to pick the vines
In June, sun-baked vineyards in Northern California waited ... and waited ... and waited for Mother Nature to shower their crops.
A to Z guide to season
A is for Abeyta. Former Ripon High football coach Manuel Abeyta passed away on Aug. 4. Though he never coached Chris Johnson, he was instrumental in welcoming the Indians' current head coach to the community in 1983.
Family Tradition
Billy Sharmoug is one of the strongest linemen to ever play for Manteca High coach Eric Reis.
Articles By Author - James Burns
OUR KNIGHT
RIPON – Sean Broker burrowed down in the post, a tree standing tall above the Tribe. Austin Alger danced around the perimeter.
Defend The Den: T’wolves snap skid
The Sierra High girls basketball team turned to its defense to snap a five-game losing streak.
Blankers’ defense the difference
RIPON – Physically, Ed Mulder knew Ellen Blankers would be fine following knee surgery in the spring.
RC looks to reverse trend in rivalry
RIPON – The Ripon Christian girls basketball team hasn't had much success this decade against its across-the-street neighbor.
BEST IN TOWN
RIPON – Rod Wright and his staff are in charge of the official book, access to the locker rooms and providing a game ball.
Lathrop United shakes off loss; finishes third at Frazier tourney
A controversial penalty kick may have kept the Lathrop United from a Jim Frazier Tournament championship, but it hardly diminished a banner inaugural season for the boys soccer club.
THE MUSIC MAN RETURNS
East Union celebrated the return of its music man, Jose Baron, this past weekend.
ACCESS vs. EXCESS
Janice Ward anxiously awaits her day in court with disabled-access advocate and litigious attorney Scott Johnson.
UNSTOPPABLE
Manteca's Loretta Kakala could feel the anxiety building before the start of Friday's game.
George’s Bikes closing, turns into mobile service
George's Bikes is shuttering its brick-and-mortar location near Ripon's historic downtown.
CITY LIMITS
Loretta Kakala and the Manteca High girls basketball team dispatched one rival and appear ready for another.
IT DIDN’T WORK
EDITOR'S NOTE: The Year of You begins anew with two participants, Jeanette Balmut and Joshua Messersmith. Each will train with a local gym with dueling styles and philosophies over the next 12 months, and their journeys will play out on the pages of the Manteca Bulletin each week.
EU’s Riley commits to N’Western
All-Area Girls Golfer of the Year Brooke Riley has committed to Northwestern, one of the top Division I women's golf programs in the nation.
Weston Ranch blows by East Union with balanced scoring
Weston Ranch boys basketball coach Chris Teevan studied his scorebook, marveling at the balance.
GETTING HER GROOVE BACK
EDITOR'S NOTE: The Year of You begins anew with two participants, Jeanette Balmut and Joshua Messersmith. Each will train with a local gym with dueling styles and philosophies over the next 12 months, and their journeys will play out on the pages of the Manteca Bulletin each week. A story on Messermith will appear in Wednesday's Bulletin.
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