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Sophomore Buffaloes blast Sierra
It was all Buffaloes from the start and nothing changed during Manteca's blowout victory over Sierra in sophomore girls basketball action Tuesday.
Big week ahead for area VOL teams
Weston Ranch High's basketball teams have made it tougher for the defending Valley Oak League champions to, well, defend their championships.
TVL TIPS OFF
Modesto Christian has reigned over the rest of the six-team Trans Valley League with little threat since joining the Division IV conference in 2006-07.
TEEPLE TOPS
ESCALON – After two days of action and enough matches to last a season, East Union High's Stevyn Teeple finished the 23rd Annual Lloyd Engel Wrestling Tournament with the 135-pound title Saturday at Escalon High.
East Union again stunned at Weston Ranch
WESTON RANCH - The East Union girls basketball team's bid for Valley Oak League perfection was crushed again at Weston Ranch.
COUGARS CRUISE PAST DEADLY EU
The East Union boys basketball team opened the second period trailing by just one point despite a lackluster start, but the poor effort caught up with them over the long haul in a 76-56 loss to visiting Weston Ranch Friday.
Andrade’s 3’s help Sierra grab share of lead
OAKDALE – Opening the game on a blistering 12-0 run gave the Sierra High varsity boys basketball team all the cushion it would need in a 57-32 Valley Oak League win over the Oakdale Mustangs Friday.
Indians head into TVL with blowout victory
RIPON - Ripon High's goal in its final boys basketball game of the non-league season was to have every player see ample court time.
Knights end non-league, celebrate Homecoming with seventh straight ‘W’
RIPON - Tyler Goslinga wasn't crowned king during Ripon Christian High's 51st annual Homecoming festivities before the boys basketball team's final non-league contest against Summerville Friday, but the 6-foot-8 center later pieced together a performance fit for one.
Fourth quarter run propels Lancers to win
The East Union sophomore boys basketball team closed out the game in style, outscoring Weston Ranch 23-13 in the final period on their way to the 51 - 43 win Friday.
Buffs drop two in Ceres
CERES – The Manteca Buffaloes found themselves fighting a numbers battle in their double-dual match against Sonora and Ceres highs, giving the Buffaloes a task they could not conquer in a 39-27 loss to Ceres and a 56-18 loss to Sonora Thursday.
STILL ROLLING
OAKDALE – East Union showed up in Oakdale and took care of business, halting a normally explosive Mustang offensive attack in a 42-34 Valley Oak League win over the Mustangs.
East Union too much for Mustangs
OAKDALE – East Union made the trip to Oakdale expecting a battle and they got one, holding off the Mustangs for a 38-33 Valley Oak League win.
T’WOLVES TROUNCE
Sierra High opened up its Valley Oak League match against Lathrop High with five consecutive pins, earning the bulk of its points and then holding off the Spartans for a 48-36 league win Wednesday at Sierra High.
Poise helps Buffs skate past CV
The Manteca Buffaloes weren't sweating the fact that they were playing from behind for most of the first half Wednesday night.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
Buffs drop 3rd straight VOL game
Lathrop bounced back in a big way Saturday night.
LANCERS ENJOY RIVALRY ROMP
The game had long been decided, but East Union relished its 54-27 victory after the final horn sounded at Manteca High's Winter Gym on Friday.
Cougars stay unbeaten in league play
WESTON RANCH – Four Weston Ranch players almost outscored the entire Sierra girls basketball team during Friday's 70-56 Valley Oak League victory over the visiting Timberwolves (2-4 VOL, 10-9 overall).
Ripon Christian rolls past Redskins
The Ripon Christian boys basketball squad picked up its fifth straight Southern League victory Friday during a 67-43 victory over winless Gustine.
No advancers in Memorial
Four Manteca area wrestlers came up a win shy of advancing to the second day of the prestigious Tim Brown Memorial at Jackson Sports Academy in Sacramento.
STANDING TALL
Sierra junior Joshua Patton amplified the home crowd during the first two minutes of the second half Thursday night.
Ripon Christian thumps Gustine in 1st-place battle
RIPON - Gustine fans and coaches alike pleaded all game for their players to box out.
Indians get back in the win column
Ripon's girls basketball team snapped a four-game skid with a 53-41 Trans Valley League victory over Orestimba on Thursday night.
Cougars win in OT on Gordon’s put-back
Weston Ranch is 5-0 with first-year senior Derek Gordon on the team, and he had a direct impact on the result of Thursday night's wild 54-53 overtime win at Kimball.
RANCH ROLLS
Another night, another blowout win for Weston Ranch's upstart girls basketball team.
Buffs hang on for win over Sierra
Jessica Hasal drained a 3-pointer and made a steal on the ensuing Sierra possession midway through the fourth quarter Wednesday to spot Manteca to a four-point lead that would prove to be the margin of victory in a 36-32 win at Sierra High.
Spartans net first VOL win of the season
Despite only scoring nine second-half points Wednesday, Lathrop's girls basketball team still held off visiting Oakdale 30-28 for its first Valley Oak League victory of the season.
Sierra slams Manteca, Sonora in double dual
Sierra was nothing short of impressive during a 59-15 Valley Oak League victory against cross-town rival Manteca High Wednesday night.
ON THE DEFENSIVE
Sierra prepares for every game the same no matter the opponent.
Cougars sprint away from East Union
STOCKTON - After leading by just two points at the end of the first quarter, Weston Ranch went on a 13-1 run to start the second period Tuesday and kept visiting East Union at bay the rest of the way in a 54-41 win.
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