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WHAT'S IN A NAME?
STOCKTON – His name is Joseph Mayorca, but the Weston Ranch midfielder's grandmother calls him "Yo-Yo" and it's easy to see why.
Lancers run out of gas against Liberty
TRACY - Jim Agostini burned his final timeout with 1:33 left in regulation, hoping to get his East Union girls basketball team one last breather.
Sierra gets revenge, tournament title
STOCKTON - The Sierra High put together a total team effort to claim the Adidas Trojan Christmas Classic Tuesday at Lincoln High.
Ripon Christian lassos Mustangs to win own tourney
Ripon Christian defended its own court and tournament title with, well, hard-nosed defense.
Manteca falls in Tracy tourney consolation final
TRACY - For a quarter-plus in Tuesday's Tracy Breakfast Lions/Tom Hawkins Tournament consolation-bracket final, Manteca showed how much it has improved since its season opener a little more than three weeks ago.
Cougars settle for 6th at MC Classic
One awkward finish on Monday led to another on Tuesday at the Modesto Christian Holiday Hoops Classic.
Weston Ranch rallies past International
Weston Ranch busted out of the halftime break with a 6-0 spurt and didn't look back in a 64-46 win over International in the West Coast Jamboree Coral Division consolation championship at Antioch's Deer Valley High School.
Patton, Sierra pound Lincoln tourney host
STOCKTON - Joshua Patton stood head and shoulders above the competition on Monday.
Ragsdale stays hot in Weston Ranch win
SALIDA - As far as measuring sticks go, the Chavez boys basketball team gave Weston Ranch very little to work with.
GOING THE DISTANCE
Mahir Pepic may never know just how good he can be.
Tillema’s 20 rebounds propel Knights
RIPON – Head coach Ed Mulder doesn't have the luxury of a Teagan Manus to steady and steer the Ripon Christian girls basketball team.
Ripon Christian cruises to Oakdale Classic title
Ron Vander Molen expects the road to get rougher in the coming week, but for now he and the Ripon Christian boys basketball team are enjoying the ride.
Lancers rebound from first defeat
East Union bounced back from its first loss of the season and will play for fifth place in the Tracy Breakfast Lions/Tom Hawkins Tournament today.
Ripon stifles Sierra in revenge win
Ripon didn't have to wait long to exact revenge against Sierra, though both teams had to travel farther for the rematch.
Sierra advances in Adidas Trojan play in Stockton
Hunter Johnson led Sierra to a 59-37 quarterfinal win over Edison-Stockton to open the Adidas Trojan Christmas Classic boys basketball tournament Saturday at Lincoln High in Stockton.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
Hundal short of triple-double in 3 quarters
LATHROP - Anand Hundal will probably be on time for practice from now on.
Ranch’s road warriors top CC
Chris Teevan joked that he might need a search party to find the Weston Ranch boys basketball team's home jerseys.
East Union’s second-half comeback falls short in rematch with Kimball
Kimball put its best defender on East Union's best shooter on the final play of Tuesday's Valley Oak League opener at Dalben Center.
YEAR IN REVIEW
It's not just about what Manteca High's baseball team accomplished, but how it went about doing so.
VOL favorite Sierra begins title defense
Sierra begins its Valley Oak League title defense tonight against visiting Oakdale.
Balanced Buffs bash Turlock in final tune-up
In a word - balanced.
HE PINS DOWN 2nd FOR EU
STOCKTON – The battle for second place Saturday at Stagg High School's Demolition Day Wrestling Tournament came down to the 285-pound bout between East Union's Michael Villanueva and Sierra's David Saenz. Villanueva got the pin to get the Lancers second place by a point and he was awarded the outstanding heavyweight wrestler award.
LEAVING HIS MARK
Mark Paule Jr. burst onto the scene with seven touchdowns in a season-opening victory at Ripon High, and then never let off the gas.
Daube erupts for 15 in 4th as EU rolls
Ruby Daube stepped up big for East Union once again.
Guards pick up the slack for 11-1 Sierra
With its bigs slowed by foul trouble, Sierra looked to its guards to end its pre-league schedule on a high note Friday at Tokay.
LICENSE TO KILL
On multiple occasions this past fall season, Dani Erdelatz and some of her Ripon Christian teammates acknowledged that the 2014 Knights lacked the star power of their predecessors.
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