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Manteca finishes preseason schedule with solid road win
The Manteca Buffaloes wanted to close out its non-league schedule playing good baseball and winning ball games ,and the group has accomplished that feat, handling Argonaut High with ease in a 7-1 win Thursday on the road.
Timberwolves net third straight victory
Sierra High's boys tennis team appears to have righted the ship after opening the Valley Oak League season with a tiebreaking loss to Kimball of Tracy last week.
Sierra caps non-league with undefeated record
Nick Olmo was worried his Sierra softball team would be rusty after taking nearly a full week off from action in Thursday's non-league finale at Linden High.
Oakdale makes early statement at Sierra
It came down to the final minutes, but the tone was set at the start of the Sierra High girls soccer team's 3-2 loss to visiting Oakdale in the Valley Oak League opener Wednesday.
ONE LAST HURRAH
The 2011 Lions All-Star Football Game rosters for the North and South teams were announced, and four area standouts will get the opportunity to close their high school football careers in the marquee Central Valley event amongst the best players in the area.
Ripon Christian edges out Escalon in final tune-up
With the Ripon Christian Knights no longer in the Trans Valley League, Escalon will have the sour taste of its two-stroke 224-226 loss to the Knights in its mouth for the remainder of the season.
Burrows carries fires 15 Ks for Manteca
With mere days remaining before the start of the Valley Oak League season, the Manteca High baseball team got a good send off from starting pitcher Matt Burrows, who went seven innings scattering four hits in a 5-2 Manteca win over Stagg High Tuesday in Stockton.
Brooks, errors hamper East Union
The first four innings might not have been pretty, but East Union was able to get out with minimum damage Tuesday night in their non-league matchup against Escalon.
RIVALRY REKINDLED
Ripon High's Andrew Bonner edged out Logan Vos of Ripon Christian for the second time in as many days Tuesday in a crosstown rivalry golf match featuring two of the area's best golfers.
VOL’s defending champs expect to be tested right away
Sierra High's Valley Oak League title defense in girls soccer begins tonight when it hosts unbeaten Oakdale.
Timberwolves score early, halt Johansen comeback
For the first four innings of Sierra' varsity baseball game with the Johansen Vikings it seemed like the normal steps to a lopsided win were taking shape, but in the top of the inning the Vikings changed the script and Sierra needed a late insurance run in an 8-5 win Tuesday.
Bonner, Vos finish 1-2 at golf tournament
The Trans Valley League's best boys golfers of 2010 shined in the Yellowjacket Invitational hosted by Hilmar High at Stevinson Ranch Golf Club Monday.
Ranch, Lathrop open tourney with victories
Ron Wayman already has his share of heartbreaking losses in his first year as Weston Ranch High's varsity baseball coach.
Lancers fall to Enochs, drop tourney
East Union looked impressive through the first portion of its EU Varsity-JV Tournament Saturday against Tokay, but after the Tigers fought back with two unanswered goals East Union was forced into action and the Lancers responded, pulling out a 3-2 win at Woodward Park.
T’Wolves come up short in penalty kicks
After starting the Vern Gebhardt Champions Cup with a perfect run Friday, Sierra High opened up day two on fire, earning a berth into the tournament title games against the St. Mary's Rams. After two halves of play ended in a tie, and two overtime periods, the two schools moved to a shoot out and the Rams came away victorious with the 2011 Champions Cup.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
MOVING ON
STOCKTON - Rosemont stifled Weston Ranch's guards early and fully controlled the tempo in Tuesday's Sac-Joaquin Section Division III opener.
Placer withstands East Union
AUBURN - Olivia Vezaldenos gave East Union High its first lead of Tuesday's Sac-Joaquin Section Division III playoff basketball game by draining a 3-pointer with 56 seconds to play in the opening half.
Multi-sport star finds his groove on hardwood
Marcus Montano has scored bending free kicks at the final whistle to win soccer games.
Ripon off target against No. 3 West Campus
Inconsistency on offense has plagued Ripon all season, and the 14th-seeded Indians battled through the shooting yips once again in their Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV opener at No. 3 West Campus.
RC boys, girls play waiting game
Ripon Christian's first-round opponent?
ROLLING WITH RENA
Jim Agostini didn't recognize the number, but there was no mistaking the voice on the other end of the line.
BUFF FALLS IN 2nd OT
YUBA CITY – With 5 seconds remaining in the third period Saturday and a tie score in the 285-pound consolation championship of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III Wrestling Championships at River Valley High School, Manteca's Steven Martinez smothered Matt Kjeldgaard of Oakdale and slammed Kjeldgaard to the mat, landing on top of the Mustang and apparently claiming third place.
Cougars unfazed by league-ending losses
Weston Ranch hadn't lost back-to-back games all season until it dropped its final two in the Valley Oak League.
Marysville a big concern for Ripon
Cody Haines and David Onochie, the little big men for the Ripon boys basketball team, are playing some of their best basketball right now.
Ripon ready to hit road for SJS D-IV playoffs
George Contente looked at West Campus and Colfax as potential opponents first round opponents for his Ripon High girls basketball team.
SEASON EXTENSION
Midway through the season, East Union was languishing in the middle of the pack, searching for a foothold in the Sac-Joaquin Section playoff chase.
Spartans hope Avila LOI sign of things to come
LATHROP – Captain Yaneli Avila is revered for her quiet leadership on the soccer field.
Cougs must become road warriors
STOCKTON – For the Weston Ranch boys basketball team, the season will finish just as it began – on the road.
BRING IT ON
Scott Thomason broke from tradition at the start of the basketball season.
Bounces go Buffs’ way for opener
Manteca boys basketball coach Brett Lewis feels like the bounces are going the Buffaloes' way as of late.
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