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Small ball does trick for Ripon
RIPON - Ripon went small in the second inning, and the rest was left up pitcher Kirsten Mortimer.
Late start doesn’t deter injury-plagued Buffaloes
The officials showed up to Manteca's Guss Schmiedt Field an hour and a half later than the originally scheduled start time.
Richter paces Indians in easy win
VALLEY SPRINGS - So far, so good for Ripon with the first of two Trans Valley League Tournaments just around the corner.
Gathron, Walden find net as T’Wolves beat EU
Kenisha Gathron scored just six minutes in and Niki Walden found net in the 77th minute as the Sierra frosh-soph soccer team blanked East Union, 2-0, Tuesday at Daniel Teicheira Memorial Stadium.
Aquatics to be represented well at Far Western starting April 2
In just its second year of existence, the Manteca Aquatics swim team is making quite a name for itself.
Kalskag collects decoration for new gymnasium
When the new gym is built in Kalskag, Alaska, sometime in the next six months (hopefully), the community will have a decoration to commemorate this spring - a state championship banner.
Mantecans tabbed Lions all-stars
Will the South rise again? Four area athletes will see to it that it does not, as they will look to stretch the North team's six-year winning streak in the 36th Annual Lions Club High School Football Classic June 20 at the University of the Pacific's Stagg Memorial Stadium. Last year's North squad - which included Manteca TE/LB Nick Ortiz and Andy Dai; Sierra WR Nigel Malone; and Weston Ranch QB Josh Bowen and WR ...
Ripon fires away early and often
RIPON - Seven shot attempts, six on goal and five converted. That was how efficient Ripon's attack was through 23 minutes of its Trans Valley League match against Escalon Monday at Mistlin Park. Fleet-footed Renae McFadden's skills were on display during that torrid stretch. She recorded a hat trick and her ninth multi-goal scoring performance to spearhead the Indians' 6-1 blowout. Ripon's entire front line got in on the fun inside the match's first 10 ...
Sierra sophomores pin down medals at frosh-soph tourney
Sierra High sophomores Alex Nuanez and Aiden Foster got a good idea of where they stand against wrestlers their own age Friday and Saturday in the California USA Wrestling Frosh-Soph Folkstyle State Championships at Selland Arena in Fresno.
Doubles dominate for first-place Buffaloes
The Buffaloes were sharp in singles, but they were dominant in doubles. Manteca High's tennis team gave up just one game in four doubles matches en route to a one-sided 14-1 Valley Oak League victory over visiting Weston Ranch Monday. The No. 1 tandem of Arnie Morales and Alex Barragan won 10-1 and 10-0; while Alex McAdams and Max Angelo picked up a pair of 10-0 wins. Yassen Aniss, one of the league's top singles ...
Referee class in session April 3-6
The Manteca Soccer Referee Association will conduct a USSF referee class at Nile Garden school April 3 through April 6 from 6 to 9 p.m. The test will be administered on April 8 at 6 p.m.
Northgate LL Opening Day
Opening ceremonies for Northgate Little League were held Saturday at the Neil Hafley School fields.
Manteca LL Opening Day
Manteca Little League held their opening day ceremonies Saturday at Lincoln Park.
Buffaloes nearly perfect in win over EU
Coming off a close win over Ceres, Manteca High enjoyed a far less nerve-racking match Thursday at East Union, as the Buffaloes topped the Lancers, 15-0.
Lancers get even
Wade Morten led off the bottom half of the third after visiting Manteca evened up the score at 1 against his East Union Lancers Thursday, and his intention was to give clean-up hitter Garrett Fisher a base runner to work with.
Articles by Section - SPORTS
BATTLE OF TROY
STOCKTON – The Lathrop Jr. Spartans junior varsity team made a respectable run in the Delta Youth Football League playoffs.
MASL: Fury unleashed in win
Ivy Benson and Tyanne Woodyard-Smith scored two goals apiece as the Manteca Fury under-19 girls soccer team distanced themselves from the Manteca Revolution on Saturday, 6-1.
Oregon St. dominates California
BERKELEY (AP) - As good as Oregon State quarterback Sean Mannion and wide receiver Brandin Cooks are going right now, they hardly needed the help afforded by California's porous defense.
Uncoordinated sports parents can take heart
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) - Decades have passed. But Rich Cooper still vividly remembers standing on a baseball field as a kid, silently praying the ball wouldn't come anywhere near him.
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