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MHS, Sierra open D-IV semifinals
Manteca and Sierra's baseball squads both won opening round games of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV tournament Thursday.
Winter, Scudder make varsity finals
Ripon's Zach Scudder and Corey Winter both qualified for today's Sac-Joaquin Section swimming finals at Tokay High in Lodi.
FEELIN’ BLUE
STOCKTON - It's no big secret that Allie Walljasper has carried the load for Sierra this season.
Sierra avoids Dog bite
LODI – Fortunately, for Sierra, its bats were hot early as the Timberwolves withstood five seventh-inning runs by Ceres and defeated the Bulldogs 9-6 in first-round action of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV baseball playoffs at Zupo Field.
Indians come up short in 1st round defeat
STOCKTON – Caleb Rogers laced up his cleats and went to work Thursday during the opening round of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V baseball tournament under near triple-digit temperatures.
One area swimmer advances to SJS finals
Emma Lewis is officially the last girls' varsity swimmer still alive this season.
1 with a BULLET
When she was little, on the cusp of becoming a Division I-caliber player, Isela Rivera's father would keep the budding young striker reaching and wanting and hungry with the Three Bs speech.
Buffaloes back in section final; dust Cosumnes
ELK GROVE – Katie Lock and Lejla Pepic tallied a goal and an assist apiece during Manteca's 4-1 victory over Cosumnes Oaks in the semifinals of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III tournament Wednesday.
RC avenges loss, will play for title
RIPON – History was not going to repeat itself – the Ripon Christian girls soccer team was going to see to that.
Buffs do it again; oust El Dorado for 3rd time
LODI – Manteca is in the midst of a historical season after capturing the baseball program's first Valley Oak League championship since 1985.
Ripon wins opener; draws Hughson next
STOCKTON – The Ripon High Indians will play another day.
WATER WORK
Coaches Chabre Basile, Jason Beier and Niki DeGeorge helped return the Manteca Dolphins swim team to prominence in 2013.
Lancer senior amped for 1st playoff game
With seven starting underclassmen, Valley Oak League co-champion East Union has the firepower to continue its reign in future seasons.
WORK LIKE WALLACE
There are dynamic strikers and then there are determined strikers.
RC falls flat in play-in game
RIPON – The players gathered in shallow left field with their heads hung low, waiting … and waiting … and waiting for their skipper's final thoughts.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
Northgate’s Nationals claim minors TOC win
Somebody had to win.
Lathrop’s Garcia headed to Fargo for nationals
Local wrestling standout Alex Garcia qualified for the ASICS/Vaughan Junior Greco Nationals after his third-place finish in the 126-pound division of the state tournament last weekend in Fresno.
BIGGER, BADDER
It turns out there will be a few more Buffaloes roaming the turf at Tracy High's Wayne Schneider Stadium this Saturday.
STATE CHAMPS
A no-hitter from its No. 2 pitcher helped Manteca High's baseball team earn its first Valley Oak League championship in 29 years.
JUSTIN TIME
It's better late than never for 16-year-old Justin Clayton.
WALK THE WALK
The Red Sox saved their best for last.
Mix secures Phillies’ title
With the bases loaded and two out in the bottom of the sixth Thursday in the Northgate Little League AAA championship tilt with the Nationals, Phillies slugger Tyler Toste hit a towering shot to center field that looked as if it would clear the bases.
CRUZ-IN’ TO THE TITLE
Cruz Lopez picked a good time to hit his first home run of the year.
Buffs will open Levi’s Stadium
It's official: Manteca High's football team will open its 2014 season Aug. 29 at Levi's Stadium.
Jays do away with A’s
Phillip Leuvano threw four shutout innings of relief Tuesday and Blue Jays teammate Scotty Armstrong had a monster bat in an 11-4 win over the A's in semifinal action of the Northgate majors tournament.
POCKET ACES
Robert Vernon has returned the Ripon softball program to a place of prominence and his hard work hasn't gone unnoticed.
FINISH LINE
ELK GROVE - Less than 24 hours after graduating, Bryan Vincent mustered enough energy to make the best jump of his career in Friday's Sac-Joaquin Section Masters Championships.
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