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Free throws, defense aid Lady Knights
RIPON - During a weekend game against crosstown rival Ripon High, the Ripon Christian girls basketball team had trouble hitting its free throws.
PRESSURE POPS KNIGHTS
RIPON – In a contest that featured twice as many free throws attempts as there were minutes in the game, Ripon High used a dominant first half to cruise to a relatively easy win against the visiting Ripon Christian Knights in a non-league matchup Saturday.
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER
Eddie Andrade is capable of getting hot at any time.
Weston Ranch upends Manteca in crunch time
After three quarters of play, the Manteca High boys basketball team held the lead, secured the momentum and had seemingly sapped the Weston Ranch Cougars of any possibilities of overcoming their 12-point deficit. After the Cougars opened the final period on a 17-4 run, it became evident that wasn't the case.
Lathrop falls in Sonora
Finishing games has been a problem for Lathrop High's boys basketball team this season.
Manteca rallies past Ranch
WESTON RANCH – There seemed to be only one team poised to finish Thursday's Valley Oak League battle between the top two programs alone in first place, until the Manteca High reinvented itself in the fourth quarter for a 19-2 run to stun the Weston Ranch Cougars 67-52 for a come-from-behind girls basketball win.
LANCERS RACE AWAY
Sierra High, with its top player out for undisclosed reasons, was within striking distance of four-time defending Valley Oak League girls basketball champion East Union late in the third quarter Thursday at Dalben Center.
Hilmar succumbs to Ripon’s pressure defense in blowout
RIPON – The relentless press that Ripon High's girls basketball team put on Hilmar Thursday night had dual purposes.
Healthier Mariposa still no match for RC
Now at full strength, Mariposa High's girls basketball team was ready to give Southern League Ripon Christian newcomer more of a fight in their rematch Thursday.
Weston Ranch fights off resilient Buffs
The Weston Ranch sophomore girls basketball squad handled its toughest test this Valley Oak League season, fighting off a resilient Manteca comeback in a 47-40 win Thursday in Stockton.
Manteca holds off Sierra in stunner
Manteca High's boys basketball team saved one of its best performances of the season Wednesday against crosstown rival Sierra.
WESTON RANCH EDGES EU
Weston Ranch's boys basketball team showed why it can be both frustrating and exciting to watch during one of the most crucial, and yet most routine, sequences in an 81-75 victory at East Union Wednesday.
Fourth-quarter scoring drought dooms Spartans
J.J. Ramirez and his second-year Lathrop High varsity boys basketball team are growing tired of moral victories.
Weston Ranch pins down Team Sections berth
WESTON RANCH – Both Lathrop and Sierra's wrestling program knew how close they were to earning a berth into the Sac-Joaquin Section Team Duals to open the postseason, but it was the Weston Ranch Cougars that proved to be the strongest team handling both clubs to earn the Valley Oak League's No. 2 spot.
T’Wolves sink Buffaloes’ hopes at the free throw line
Sierra High School's sophomore basketball team improved to 6-1 in the Valley Oak League with a 58-47 win against visiting Manteca on Wednesday.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
‘X-FACTOR’
Will Kamps proved that his sophomore campaign was no fluke.
Tillema’s double-double powers RC
Ripon Christian appears to be hitting its stride.
Buffs fire blanks in loss to Calaveras
Manteca led for the first 30 minutes of its Ron Peterson Tipoff Tournament semifinal against Calaveras at Riverbank High, but a poor shooting night ultimately doomed the Buffaloes in a 44-42 loss Friday.
LHS boys team forms offseason squad
First-year Lathrop boys soccer coach Alfredo Reynaga didn't need to look far for a program to model his after.
Sierra controls boards, beats McNair
STOCKTON - Hunter Johnson and Josh Patton accounted for 36 points and 28 rebounds to lead Sierra to a 69-54 win over host McNair in non-league boys basketball action.
LITTLE GIANT
LATHROP - George Contente isn't fooling anyone.
Buffs withstand late Riverbank charge for victory
Manteca put its talent and inexperience on display against Ron Peterson Tipoff Tournament host Riverbank on Thursday.
Sierra comeback falls short in Summerville
If Sierra coach Martha Spivey learned one thing about her team through its first two games of the 2014-15 season, it's that it will fight until the final buzzer.
START WITH A BANG
The only thing that could slow Sierra's roll on tuesday was the running clock in its season opener against visiting Golden Valley of Merced.
Ripon battles but unable to keep pace with Livermore
RIPON - After trailing by 11 at the end of the first quarter, Ripon battled back to within a point late in the third period but then watched Livermore go on a 15-2 run to pull away in a 50-32 win for the visiting Cowboys in non-league girls basketball action on Tuesday.
PLAYING FOR KEEPS
RIPON - For a game that Manteca High coach Brett Lewis called a "glorified scrimmage," it sure didn't play out like one Monday night at Ripon.
Lancers clamp down on Ripon Christian
RIPON - The East Union defense was suffocating Monday night, forcing host Ripon Christian to turn the ball over 31 times in a 53-25 Lancers win in a Sac-Joaquin Section Foundation basketball game. This is the 13th year for the Foundation games which provide funding for the Section's A. Dale Lacky Scholarship program. This year, 152 games were played at 81 different sites in the section with the results not counting in the teams' records. Lathrop visited Golden Valley, while Weston Ranch took on Lincoln in doubleheaders. The Sierra girls hosted Sonora.
Four Indians make All-Trans Valley League team
A trio of seniors and a sophomore represent Ripon High's volleyball team on the All-Trans-Valley League team.
Carillo leads local pack at State
Preps careers were launched and completed at the finish line of the CIF State Cross Country Championships in Fresno on Saturday.
MHS bench keys win vs. Lincoln in opener
Brett Lewis got an early test of his team's depth in a 70-56 victory over Lincoln of Stockton, and the first-year coach was pleased with what he discovered.
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