Archive By Author - James Burns
RUNNING AWAY
RIPON – Technically, the Cannon Club's first blast came after Michael Ysit crossed the goal line just 15 seconds into the game.
Ripon coach impressed with Lathrop despite winless start
LATHROP – Often times, game films are like paintings.
Ysit off to hot start for Ripon
RIPON – With a punishing running style and deceptive speed, Michael Ysit plays with the destructive force of a bowling ball.
Oakdale hands Manteca 1st loss in VOL opener
Abdiel Chaquito did all he could to keep the Manteca's unbeaten streak and state ranking intact, turning away shot after shot.
Run for the Fallen Saturday
One year ago, JROTC instructor Karl Knutsen took the challenge.
The usual gamer suspects line up for Grand Theft Auto release
A motorcycle revved its engine, spun its tire and exited the Game Stop parking lot, leaving behind only a cloud of smoke.
JAGUARS MAUL 49ERS
The Manteca Jaguars' pint-sized players put on quite a show Saturday at Daniel Teicheira Memorial Stadium.
Auto burglars hit sports venues
It takes less than a minute for a criminal to smash a car window and take a purse, beloved gadgets or a stereo.
THROW DOWN
A game played primarily in the hands of its quarterbacks was decided by the foot of Joshua Gonzalez.
Umpire chases 5,000 games
Todd Felis walked away from a coordinator position with Big League Dreams to return to umpiring.
ARMED AND READY
RIPON – Spencer Hower pushed himself around the skate park, building speed and confidence as he went.
Retiring after keeping schools green for 35 years
WESTON RANCH – Manteca High alum Stephen Marleau proudly boasts that he holds the school record for most yards.
Notebook: Sanders shines for Sierra
We knew Sierra's Bryson Sanders would be one of quarterback Jake Pruitt's favorite targets.
What’s all the racquet?
Arabella Whitlock had just one request of her young Lathrop girls tennis team: Hold your racquets back and be ready to hit.
ART GRACES NEW STATION
Manteca Fire's newest station won't just look like a home featured in the nearby Del Webb community.
Articles By Author - James Burns
Teevan: Ragsdale ready for big stage
WESTON RANCH – Jaelen Ragsdale, the moment is yours.
Hundal hobbled; listed as probable
The big man has tried cold compressions, massages, laser treatments and muscle stimulation.
STAYING ALIVE
The Sierra boys basketball stepped into the telephone booth a shaken No. 3 seed on the cusp of an embarrassing home defeat.
Weston Ranch stuns No. 1 Christian Brothers
When the brackets for the Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs were announced, Chris Teevan welcomed the slog ahead of his basketball program.
LAST CHANCE
LATHROP - It's now or never for Alex Garcia, a wrestler with a rich bloodline and one glaring omission on an otherwise sparkling resume.
MUST all-star game retuns
The Maryann Wallace Pangburn 7/8 Grade All-Star Classic will return to Sierra High this Saturday after a one-year hiatus.
CLOSE CALL
Tyler Graves-Kelso threw his body into the stands, his hands into the passing lanes, and more importantly, he threw a perfect strike to Marcus Montano with the game on the line.
Undersized Ripon comes up short vs. Marysville
Erik Scheive found space at the back-door, finishing a third-quarter lob with authority.
Multi-sport star finds his groove on hardwood
Marcus Montano has scored bending free kicks at the final whistle to win soccer games.
ROLLING WITH RENA
Jim Agostini didn't recognize the number, but there was no mistaking the voice on the other end of the line.
Marysville a big concern for Ripon
Cody Haines and David Onochie, the little big men for the Ripon boys basketball team, are playing some of their best basketball right now.
SEASON EXTENSION
Midway through the season, East Union was languishing in the middle of the pack, searching for a foothold in the Sac-Joaquin Section playoff chase.
Spartans hope Avila LOI sign of things to come
LATHROP – Captain Yaneli Avila is revered for her quiet leadership on the soccer field.
Cougs must become road warriors
STOCKTON – For the Weston Ranch boys basketball team, the season will finish just as it began – on the road.
BRING IT ON
Scott Thomason broke from tradition at the start of the basketball season.
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