Archive By Section - High School Sports
North players have game faces on after fun week
STOCKTON - Don Norton, head coaching the North team in the 37th Annual Lions International All-Star Football Classic today at the University of the Pacific, demanded more urgency and intensity out of the players after the first of two practices Friday.
HEAD OF THE CLASS
John Bowers and Vincent Herrera were the area's top high school distance runners this past year.
Former MHS softball coach to lead North team in all-star game
It turns out that Todd Hardcastle has one more high school softball game to coach.
Herrera’s run comes to an end
CLOVIS - The clock struck midnight sooner than Vincent Herrera wanted.
GOING THE EXTRA MILE
Vincent Herrera graduated from Manteca High last week, but he has one more day to sport the school's colors.
SOX FORCE THIRD GAME
When the Manteca Little League major division White Sox fell behind the A's 1-0 in the first inning, the chances of their season ending seemed pretty good.
RECOGNIZED AS THE BEST
It was only fitting that when post-season accolades were distributed for Trans Valley League play, that nine Ripon Indians led the charge securing the most spots on the 2010 all-TVL team.
Another season in the books
Just like every other athlete in this area that is closing down their season, me and this dude I work for are closing down another campaign.
ONE-YEAR WONDER
SACRAMENTO - One came up inches short. Another was fast enough by an eye blink.
Prins, De Visser nab a pair of TVL honors
A season to remember got a little bit better for Ripon Christian head coach John De Visser and senior Clayton Prins.
Trio of Indians earn all-league team selections
After a softball season that saw the Escalon Cougars put together another Sac-Joaquin Section Division V Championship run, Ripon and Ripon Christian high schools saw the reward of their hard work payoff with the announcing of the All-Trans Valley League team.
MAKING STRIDES
SACRAMENTO - Hector Solorio ran and hurdled the race of his life.
Manteca walks off with two major awards
Manteca High's Matt Barber closed out his senior season as the Valley Oak League's Most Valuable Player.
MAYBE NEXT YEAR
SACRAMENTO – The level of play it would have taken for the Manteca Buffaloes to compete for their first Sac-Joaquin Section title in school history abandoned them, in a season-ending 5-1 second round loss to El Dorado Wednesday at McAuliffe Memorial Park.
SOARING TO NEW HEIGHTS
Sierra High junior Ulysses Knapps walked away from the long jump pit at Modesto Junior College last Thursday with a Sac-Joaquin Section Division III title in the event but was not completely satisfied.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
Weston Ranch stuns No. 1 Christian Brothers
When the brackets for the Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs were announced, Chris Teevan welcomed the slog ahead of his basketball program.
Manteca repels Raiders; familiar foe awaits
Rio Americano is a guard-oriented team that uses deadeye shooting, overall speed and unselfishness to overcome its deficiencies in the post.
Ripon’s Smith qualifies for state
STOCKTON - Ripon heavyweight Tristan Smith is going to the CIF State Wrestling Championships.
East Union, Manteca tennis win VOL openers
It took less than an hour for Manteca to get its first official match out of the way Friday.
LAST CHANCE
LATHROP - It's now or never for Alex Garcia, a wrestler with a rich bloodline and one glaring omission on an otherwise sparkling resume.
Reindel grows up fast competing with the big boys
Help wanted: East Union seeking suitable training partners for blossoming 220-pound wrestler.
Patterson pounds Weston Ranch
PATTERSON - Patterson head coach Elizabeth Tolleson burned two timeouts in the first three-plus minutes of the fourth quarter to give her overtaxed players a breather.
Ripon Christian’s balanced attack too much for Millennium in D-V
RIPON - The Ripon Christian girls basketball team turned up the intensity against Millennium of Tracy in second-round action of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V on Thursday.
MUST all-star game retuns
The Maryann Wallace Pangburn 7/8 Grade All-Star Classic will return to Sierra High this Saturday after a one-year hiatus.
Sierra overcomes illness, pesky Fairfield in first-round victory
When one of your best players is sick, gets in foul trouble and is double-teamed all night that could be trouble.
CLOSE CALL
Tyler Graves-Kelso threw his body into the stands, his hands into the passing lanes, and more importantly, he threw a perfect strike to Marcus Montano with the game on the line.
Big-game experience lifts Weston Ranch
CERES - Young, yes, but these Cougars from Weston Ranch are far from inexperienced.
Undersized Ripon comes up short vs. Marysville
Erik Scheive found space at the back-door, finishing a third-quarter lob with authority.
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.
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