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MARATHON MADNESS
Just when you thought the East Union-Sierra baseball rivalry couldn't get any better, it just did.
Buffs back in baseball postseason
There was more at stake than a Valley Oak League baseball game, and that was the attitude of the Manteca Buffaloes, who scored three runs in the first and two more in the second on their way to a 10-0 win over Weston Ranch High and a berth into the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV playoffs Tuesday.
Manteca trounced in postseason opener
FAIRFIELD - Manteca High's tennis team was at a major disadvantage when it faced Vanden in the first round of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division II Team Tournament Tuesday.
Knights control their own destiny with win over Escalon
ESCALON – After getting blanked by the Ripon Indians back on April 23, Ripon Christian has been on a tear, turning in its sixth straight win Tuesday with a 7-5 victory over the Escalon Cougars in Trans Valley League play.
Lathrop Spartans outlast Wildcats for VOL win
LATHROP – Lathrop High's sophomore softball team jumped out on the Sonora Wildcats with two runs in the bottom of the first inning, but would need some late-game heroics to outlast the visiting Wildcats for their 5-3 Valley Oak League win Tuesday.
Richter, Vos qualify for Masters
VALLEY SPRINGS - Juniors Logan Vos and Josh Ricther continued their steady play in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V Tournament at La Contenta Golf Club Monday, but their qualifying-efforts were overshadowed by a freshman.
SAC-JOAQUIN SECTION DIVISION IV TOURNAMENT
ROSEVILLE - Kyle Harman just may have found his groove.
Morten making immediate impact for Arizona Western
It didn't take long for East Union High alumnus Wade Morten to adjust to the college ranks, and hitting baseballs with a wooden bat was part of the challenge.
Kem, RC doubles team earn section berths
MODESTO - Three Riponites qualified for the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III Individual Tournament.
TITLES UP FOR GRABS
It was more than just a gathering for all of the athletes in the Valley Oak Leagues' nine track and field programs. The VOL championships at Sierra High Saturday were the final opportunity for participants to win a league title and to continue their 2010 season for another few weeks.
Sierra still in postseason contention
LATHROP – The Valley Oak League has one of the deepest group of softball teams in the Sac-Joaquin Section, and the Sierra Timberwolves are poised to be one of the league's representatives this postseason taking another step towards their goal in a 15-0 win over Lathrop High Friday.
Indians stomped on by Cougars
ESCALON – After a meeting Ripon High felt they should have won this past Wednesday, the Escalon Cougars decided to display some separation, destroying the Indians 15-0 Friday in Trans Valley League play.
MAGIC NUMBER: 1
Playing catch isn't always as easy as it looks.
Sierra makes it back-to-back VOL titles
Stephanie Vanni found herself directly in front of the goalie just seconds into Sierra's Valley Oak League deciding contest with Weston Ranch. Vanni knew exactly what to do, pounding the Timberwolves' first attempt into the net for an instant 1-0 lead and a smooth path to a 5-0 win and the squads second consecutive league championship.
VOL doubles championship stays with Manteca
CERES – After battling the best singles players in the Valley Oak League for the regular season, Manteca High's Alex McAdams and Alex Barragan teamed up for a quality ride, outlasting some 20-plus doubles teams for the VOL doubles championship Thursday at Ceres High.
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Smith, Garcia place fourth at tournament
Ripon's Tristan Smith and Lathrop's Alex Garcia both finished fourth Saturday in the two-day Tim Brown Memorial Wrestling Tournament at the Jackson Sports Complex in McClellan.
CURE CLASSIC THRILLER
Destiny Flores made two steals in the game's final 30 seconds Saturday to cap off a tremendous East Union comeback and help give the Lancers a thrilling 47-43 win over Ripon in the 5th Annual Hoops for the Cure Classic at Dalben Center.
Turnovers turns tide for Manteca in VOL win
Lathrop trimmed a 10-point second quarter deficit to three points with 55 seconds left to go in the first half Saturday but three quick Spartans turnovers led to a 12-point halftime lead for host Manteca in a 61-51 Valley Oak League boys basketball win for the Buffaloes at Winter Gymnasium.
Cougars hold off Sierra
Sierra proved up to the challenge in its Valley Oak League encounter with visiting Weston Ranch on Friday.
UNSTOPPABLE
Manteca's Loretta Kakala could feel the anxiety building before the start of Friday's game.
RC repels Escalon to set up rivalry showdown
RIPON - The Ripon Christian High expected a tough fight from visiting Escalon on Friday.
T’WOLVES PREVAIL
Valley Oak League-leading Sierra took Lathrop's best punch and cruised to a 65-59 victory Thursday night.
Simmons powers Weston Ranch’s decisive run
STOCKTON - Weston Ranch High orchestrated a 17-0 run in the second quarter while rolling past Kimball Thursday, 74-51.
Riverbank escapes Ripon with OT win
RIPON - Riverbank survived a second-half charge from Ripon and escaped with a 43-39 overtime win in a pivotal duel between the Trans-Valley League's first-place teams.
CITY LIMITS
Loretta Kakala and the Manteca High girls basketball team dispatched one rival and appear ready for another.
Ranch rides early onslaught
STOCKTON - East Union came prepared for a track meet but left the sprint spikes at home.
Lathrop falls in Oakdale
Emery Sipe's conventional 3-point play with 1.4 seconds to go lifted host Oakdale to a dramatic 39-37 win over Lathrop on Wednesday.
Sierra shows well in VOL double dual at Central
Sierra's wrestling team had a good showing at Central Catholic in a Valley Oak League double-dual meet Wednesday but settled for a split. The Timberwolves first topped Lathrop 51-27 before coming up short against the host Raiders, 48-30.
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.
ALONE AT THE TOP
In a first-place battle of teams with similar strengths, experience and Hunter Johnson proved to be the difference for reigning Valley Oak League champion Sierra.
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