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Sierra drops heartbreaker in Oakdale
OAKDALE – For the first hour of play Wednesday in Oakdale, nothing seemed to go right for the Sierra High tennis team.
INDIANS BLANK RC
RIPON – While Ripon High's dominant 25-10, 25-7, 25-8 road sweep of crosstown rival RC appeared entirely forgettable for anyone in the building wearing blue, Knights head coach Tiger Shelton hopes his players remember Tuesday's contest for years to come.
Sierra avoids another draw at East Union
Ricky Pacheco saw an opening and reacted.
Sierra too much for Joaquin’s Buffs
Kaylee Joaquin has been the leader of the Manteca golf team for three straight seasons.
T’Wolves serve up win over Buffaloes
With Ceres' recent upset of Oakdale, the Timberwolves are talking championship, and for good reason.
Lancers remain unbeaten with shutout of Sierra
The East Union frosh-soph soccer team improved to 4-0 on the season with a 5-0 home win over Sierra Tuesday.
Blume, Sonora outgun game Timberwolves
Sierra sent the message early on when middle blocker Jaslynn Liotard stuffed Sonora's star hitter, Hannah Blume, to close the host Timberwolves in 5-8 Monday.
Buffaloes record first clean sheet in stunning win
WESTON RANCH - After watching Weston Ranch take second at Manteca's own Buffalo Cup in the preseason, coach Justin Coenenberg figured his squad would have to give an A-plus effort to have a chance when the two met in Valley Oak League action Monday.
Gay’s hat trick leads Ripon past rivals
RIPON - The possessions, ball movement and shot opportunities were there, but the goals weren't.
Sporting scores three ‘W’s’ in busy weekend
With some Manteca Area Soccer League games cancelled because of a lightning storm Sept. 12, many were moved to this past weekend at Woodward Park.
Manteca soccer continues tear
WESTON RANCH - Manteca High's frosh-soph boys soccer team is still perfect after shutting out Weston Ranch 9-0 Monday.
EU DROPS NAILBITER
STOCKTON - East Union had a chance to beat Bear Creek, needing to connect a field goal in the waning seconds.
WR comes up short in loss to Argonaut
WESTON RANCH - For the second straight week a failed 2-point conversion would control the Weston Ranch freshman football team's fate, as the Cougars fell to Argonaut Thursday night, 14-12.
Buffaloes struggle to contain speedy Celestine
TRACY - Depray Celestine threw the first blow and landed the finisher in Tracy's 35-20 victory over Manteca Friday at Wayne Schneider Stadium.
QB Davis leads Timberwolves past Granada
LIVERMORE – Following Sierra High's stunning 27-26 road win over Division I Granada Friday night, Jonathan Davis, all 5-feet, 6-inches of him, was the biggest football player on the field.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
SIGNED, SEALED & DELIVERED
East Union High 2011 graduates TJ Gordon and Dominic Borba took similar routes to where they're currently at – taking their talents to NAIA schools and continuing their football careers.
TRIAL BY FIRE
Even in defeat, the East Union girls basketball team learned plenty about itself in Wednesday's Valley Oak League-opening contest with visiting Kimball.
Biggest Buff clinches Manteca win
STOCKTON - With a random draw to determine the starting weight in dual wrestling matches, the final bout of the night is not often between the heavyweights.
Buffaloes clamp down on Lathrop
LATHROP -The Manteca High Buffaloes put behind their preseason woes to roll past the host Spartans on Wednesday, 42-26.
Free throws aid Oakdale’s comeback win
The Sierra girls basketball team went into halftime leading by a comfortable margin during its Valley Oak League opener against visiting Oakdale Wednesday night.
Sonora nips WR with big fourth quarter
STOCKTON - Despite trailing in the third quarter and a 27-point effort from the Weston Ranch's Jaelen Ragsdale, visiting Sonora scored 30 points in the fourth to come back and win the Valley Oak League opener 68-62 on Tuesday night.
ANYONE’S GUESS
Lathrop has qualified for the Sac-Joaquin Section boys basketball playoffs just once (2012) in four years, while Kimball is oh-fer going into its fourth varsity season.
Lady Lancers can make statement in league opener against Kimball
The rebuilding of East Union's girls basketball team already appears to be over.
RC stifles Mariposa in second half
Ripon Christian was able to slow down Mariposa's top player.
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