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Lancers remain perfect in VOL play
The East Union High varsity girls golf squad improved to 7-0 in the Valley Oak League, defeating Sonora Wednesday at the Manteca Park Golf Course.
EU boys earn shutout victory over Sonora
East Union High varsity boys soccer squad maintained its first-place hold Wednesday in the Valley Oak League by blanking Sonora, 3-0.
Lady T’wolves lead pack of runners at Legion Park
MODESTO – The Sierra High varsity girls cross country team led the pack at Wednesday's Valley Oak League meet at Legion Park.
SIERRA SPIKES MANTECA
There were several stretches during Tuesday's Sierra-Manteca volleyball match when the two teams would exchange unforced errors, essentially handing each other free points.
Knights nab first Southern League win
RIPON – It may have taken the Ripon Christian Knights a little longer than planned, but the squad's 5-0 Southern League victory over Turlock Christian Tuesday came at the perfect time.
Cougars making waves with win over East Union
The Weston Ranch Cougars have definitely opened some eyes in the Valley Oak League with an impressive opening to the 2010 season, and that trend continued as the Cougars beat East Union in three games Tuesday.
Cougars still perfect with win over Lancers
The Weston Ranch Cougars continued their dominance over the Valley Oak League, turning in another perfect performance in a 5-0 win over the East Union Lancers Tuesday in VOL action.
T’WOLVES BACK ON TRACK
Lathrop High proved again Thursday at Sierra that it should not be looked past this year - its first with a senior class - in the Valley Oak League.
Ripon continues to battle through offensive woes
RIPON – After a half of play the Ripon Indians had not shined or excelled, but their uninspired play had not hurt them on the scoreboard. That would change would when a botched second-half corner kick settled in front of the Ripon goal for what seemed like an eternity, and Hughson trickled it in for a 1-0 win Thursday in Trans Valley League action.
Ripon’s Conway wins Valley Foothill Midseason Tourney
They're even. For now.
Lancers move to 3-0 in VOL with win over first-year Kimball
East Union High remains in step with the Valley Oak League's top two teams, Oakdale and Sonora, following a four-game victory (25-18, 25-17, 24-26, 25-12) over first-year varsity Kimball of Tracy Thursday at Dalben Center.
Buffaloes get revenge, beat Oakdale by one
Manteca High was not able to get passed the Oakdale Mustangs when they visited the Buffaloes to open the Valley Oak League season, but that was not the case Thursday as Manteca edged out the Mustangs 3-2 for the league win.
Indians finally get Christian Brothers
After experiencing defeat at the hands of the Christian Brothers High volleyball program, the Ripon Indians were able to extract vengeance in a 25-15, 25-13 and 25-21 sweep of the Falcons Wednesday at Ripon High.
Spartans stop WR for first league win
The Lathrop Spartans have done a great job turning their program around in relatively short time, and the team was rewarded with their first Valley Oak League victory when they stopped the Weston Ranch Cougars 1-0 Wednesday in Weston Ranch.
TUNEUP FOR TOURNEY
RIPON - The atmosphere was a little more relaxed than usual for a live match at Jack Tone Golf Course Tuesday, but it might be what the golfers from Ripon High and rival Ripon Christian need going into today's Valley Football League Midseason Tournament.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
BEST OF THE BEST
Allie Walljasper is batting 1.000 when it comes to the Valley Oak League's MVP honor.
ARMED & DANGEROUS
Manteca (24-3) cruised past two Sierra Valley Conference opponents, while Vista del Lago (26-5) held off challengers from the Valley Oak League in the first two rounds of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV playoffs.
Buffs hunt for second major title
There's Joe Menzel, arms pointed to the sky, clutching the game ball.
Manteca relies on corner infielder’s bat, versatile glove
Neil MacDannald isn't ready to name a starter for Monday's Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV championship.
Sierra, Ripon earn SJS banners
TURLOCK - The Sierra boys track team won the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV track and field championship Thursday at Warriors Stadium, but the Timberwolves accomplished the feat without winning a gold medal.
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