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Manteca, RC are win away from NorCal berth
The area's two remaining boys basketball teams are a win away from advancing to the Sac-Joaquin Section playoff semifinals and earning a berth to the California Interscholastic Federation Regional Championships.
LANCERS OUTGUNNED
LOOMIS - Del Oro was too tall, too fast and just flat out too good.
Boersma, Knights stun No. 3 seed Wilton Christian
ELK GROVE – Amanda Boersma gave Wilton Christian a second-chance after squandering a last-second layup opportunity in regulation, but she made up for it in overtime, leading Ripon Christian to a 51-43 overtime upset win in the second-round of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V girls basketball championships Thursday.
Sierra’s girls team starts year victorious
MODESTO - Sierra High's three-time defending Valley Oak League champion girls swim team picked up where it left off in its 2010 non-league opener against Downey Thursday, cruising to a 116-53 victory.
Ceballos last in family legacy of wrestlers
Only a select few are still dropping perspiration on the mats in hopes of continuing a season-long journey. For some the journey has been a success by still being alive, but for one of the highly-touted wrestlers in the Sac-Joaquin Section, anything short of a title would be a letdown.
BUFFALOES SLAM PLACER
It took three quarters for Kiwi Gardner to take over.
Tough road games ahead for East Union, RC girls teams
East Union and Ripon Christian's girls basketball teams are heavy underdogs in their Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs second-round contests tonight.
Ripon boys, girls teams eliminated in first round
COLFAX – After giving Sac-Joaquin Division IV top seed Colfax an early 11 point lead in the first quarter, the visiting Ripon Indians simply couldn't overcome the margin in their first-round playoff appearance.
Knights take command early before coasting
RIPON – After sprinting out of the gate to an early 10-point lead, the Ripon Christian Knights started putting all of the pieces together in their Sac-Joaquin Section Division V playoff opener Wednesday against visiting Stone Ridge Christian (12-10) of Merced.
Manteca falters in second half of season opener
Manteca High's girls soccer team opened the season in impressive fashion but could not hold on in a 3-1 home loss to Lodi Wednesday.
Del Oro thumps ice-cold T’Wolves
LOOMIS - Leading scorer Aaron Hendricks was out for Wednesday's Sac-Joaquin Section Division III postseason opener against No. 14 Sierra, but No. 3 Del Oro still had little trouble in advancing with a 69-39 victory.
YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
Clipping a double-digit deficit to five points to close out the third period seemingly put the Rio Americano girls basketball team in position to continue its season. Yet a perfectly executed defensive shutout in the fourth quarter proved to be the end of the Raider's year in their 54-43 Sac-Joaquin Section Division III Tournament loss to East Union Tuesday at the Dalben Center.
Manteca succumbs to Vikings’ pressing ‘D’
FAIRFIELD - With head coaching duties split between assistant coach Garrett Tolman, boys head coach Dave Asuncion and athletic director Ron Inderbitzin, Manteca High's girls basketball team struggled to keep up with highly-favored Vanden in a 71-25 loss in the first round of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III playoffs Tuesday.
PLAYOFFS TIP OFF FOR GIRLS TEAMS
The good news for East Union High's girls basketball team is that its loss to rival Manteca in the regular-season finale last Thursday didn't bump it low enough in the Division III seedings for a possible second-round matchup with the nation's top-ranked team in St. Mary's.
Buffs drop another spot despite winning out
A 13-game-winning streak to end the regular season wasn't good enough for Manteca High's boys basketball team to get a favorable seed for the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III playoffs.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
GREAT SCOTT
For three months, Scott Tolman chased a time taped to the ceiling above his bed.
SWEET SUCCESS
RIPON – Even out of season, Hannah Sweet keeps a constant presence at the Ervin Zador Aquatic Center.
A GOAL-GETTER
Yok Jing Ma had a checklist of goals at the start of the tennis season.
PERFECT TIMING
Kyle Colyn came up a few strokes short of becoming the first golfer in Ripon Christian history to qualify for the CIF Northern California Regional Championship Tournament.
Taylor, Sandoval make nice 1-2 punch for Ripon
RIPON – Malik Taylor had the big bat for Ripon while teammate Damian Sandoval had a dominating performance on the hill to lead Ripon to an 11-1 win over Lodi in the championship game of the Cal Ripken Central California District 1 10u Tournament at Veteran's Park in Ripon.
SENIOR SENDOFF
STOCKTON - Five Manteca area softball players and two local coaches were part of the winning South softball squad Friday in the 24th Annual High School All-Star Baseball/Softball Classic at Pacific's Bill Simoni Field.
North wins in 13th
STOCKTON - Buddy Reeder was part of a wild come-from-behind victory the last time he was on the same field with former Manteca High teammates Lucas Vaughn and Michael Garibay.
SPLL Red Sox capitalize on Braves’ errors
You cannot score on an error if you do not make it on base.
ALL-STARS SHINE
RIPON - Ripon came to life in the third inning Wednesday to score six runs and added another four in the fourth inning on the way to a 12-2 four-inning shellacking of Oakdale in the Cal Ripken Central California District 1 10-under Tournament at Veteran's Park in Ripon.
LET’S PLAY 2!
Fifteen recent graduates from area schools have been invited to play in the 24th annual High School All-Star Baseball-Softball Classic later this week.
Gulart, Stephenson get ‘A’ for effort
Max Gulart and Chase Stephenson combined to two-hit the Mountain House Braves and lead the Manteca A's to a 10-0 four-inning win Tuesday in the quarterfinals of the District 67 Minor Tournament of Champions hosted by Spreckels Park Little League at Brock Elliott School.
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.
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