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Morten ties it, Fisher wins it with two outs in 7th
After three straight blowouts to start the season, East Union head coach Dan Triglia was hoping that the three matchups against Lodi, Tracy and Tokay scheduled for this week would offer his Lancers a challenge heading into Valley Oak League play.
Singles lead the way in T’Wolves’ win over CV
Freshman Forrest Tolman made his mark early for the Sierra High tennis team Tuesday in an 11.5-3.5 win over Central Valley at East Union.
Sierra makes early statement with win on Oakdale’s course
OAKDALE – The word around Valley Oak League clubhouses heading into this season is that Oakdale would scare more than its fair share of opponents this season.
March to Madness conjures up memories of ‘we’ and ‘us’
North provided nothing but the usual poked purple canvas showing what looked like the immense brightness of something beyond. South was aglow with intervals of orange and yellow.
Penner strikes out 11 as T’Wolves beat up on Thunder
ATWATER - Daylynn Penner struck out seven of the first 10 batters she faced as the Sierra sophomore softball team got 11 hits from eight different girls and made short work of Buhach Colony, 7-2.
Flynn’s late goal catapults Buffs to victory
ELK GROVE - It took some of Manteca's promising up-and-coming talents to hand young Cosumnes Oaks its first loss of the season, 2-1, Tuesday.
Hot start lifts Edison over Weston Ranch
STOCKTON – Edison scored three runs in the first and another in the second and hung on for a 4-2 win over Weston Ranch Tuesday afternoon.
T’WOLVES TEE OFF
Andy Scott settled into second base, visibly disappointed after his potential home-run shot bounced high off the wall in right center.
EU pounds punchless Patterson
Another day, another five-inning blow out for upstart East Union High. Marshall Swift and Dennis Johnson combined for a three-hit, nine-strikeout gem, and the Lancers amassed 10 runs in the first two innings en route to crushing Patterson 13-1 at Agostini Field Monday. It was a great start to what will be a busy week for East Union (3-0), which has four games this week. With Swift's short start (three IP) and Johnson's effectiveness (five ...
Sierra High Winter sports awards
Sierra High student athletes earning awards for wrestling and basketball were honored at the winter season sports social.
Ripon kicks off title defense with little trouble despite missing key players
RIVERBANK - Ripon High's Renae McFadden was forced to play out of position with star center midfielder Ariel Anaya (knee) and wing forward Meredith Perkins (sick) sidelined.
Shorthanded Cougars struggle in rematch against Ripon Indians
STOCKTON - The rematch wasn't as close as the first one, but Ripon coach Chris Musseman expected better from his Indians, 240-315 winners over host Weston Ranch Monday at Van Buskirk Golf Course.
Squires pounce on Tigers early
East Union High's sophomore baseball team did all of its damage at the start, and it was more than enough to upend visiting Patterson 12-6 Monday.
Manteca High Schoool Winter sports awards
Manteca High students earning awards for wrestling and basketball were honored March 2 at the winter season sports social.
1979: Free throw misses doom Buffalo cagers in section final
Fifty years ago, on March 12, 1959, Manteca High's Tony Cardoza won the championship in the 120-pound class at the Sac-Joaquin Section wrestling tournament. He was also named the outstanding wrestler in the event after pinning Modesto High's Jim Raley in just 30 seconds in the title match of the class. Cardoza, under the direction of Coach Ken Von Rueden, had an outstanding career for the Buffalo matmen that included a fourth place finish in ...
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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.
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