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East Union grinds out close road win
CERES - What started out as an offensive onslaught turned out to be a defensive struggle for the remainder of the contest, and East Union High's sophomore girls basketball team was able to squeak out with a 37-36 win at Central Valley.
Postseason starts with VOL Tourney
Manteca Unified has been well represented in the heavyweight division in recent years, and East Union High junior Devon Woodall will look to keep the trend going in the Valley Oak League Wrestling Championships Saturday at Weston Ranch.
STILL STANDING
WESTON RANCH – After taking the lead and setting the stage for a come-from-behind victory with just over four minutes remaining, the East Union boys basketball team went ice cold, dropping its must-win Valley Oak League contest to Weston Ranch 64-50 Wednesday.
T’Wolves trounce Oakdale with ease
The Sierra High varsity boys basketball team had little trouble taking care of business against the visiting Oakdale Mustangs, dominating on every facet in a 60-32 Valley Oak League win Wednesday.
Clutch shooting lifts Sierra to victory
Sierra High's sophomore basketball team used clutch free throw shooting down the stretch to out-duel Oakdale High 70-62 Wednesday in Valley Oak League action.
LANCERS CAPTURE 4TH STRAIGHT TITLE
The nets are still hanging from the rims at Dalben Center - for now.
Ripon Christian opens fast, avenge loss to Cougars
RIPON – Slipping three spots in the Sac-Joaquin Section basketball power ratings and a shot to avenge a Trans Valley League loss to the Escalon Cougars were motivation enough for Ripon Christian's in its 66-53 win over the Cougars Tuesday.
SHS drops rematch, loses key player to injury in Oakdale
OAKDALE - Sierra High's girls basketball team probably best defines what has been a wild Valley Oak League race this year, as it split a regular-season series with a third postseason contender by falling to Oakdale 44-18 Tuesday.
Lancers cruise in win over Cougars
The East Union girls sophomore basketball team wasted little time asserting itself against the visiting Weston Ranch Cougars, jumping out to a 26 point halftime lead on the way to a 55-26 Valley Oak League shellacking Tuesday.
THE NEXT LEVEL
Going to college has been a part of David Reyes' plans for as long as he can remember and those plans are almost developed as Reyes signed his letter of intent to play soccer for the San Francisco State Gators Monday in front of close family and friends in the Sierra High Library.
Ripon Christian responds after sluggish start
ESCALON – Ripon Christian's varsity girls basketball team found itself looking up to a 13-5 deficit after one period of play, but that only sparked the Lady Knights as they went on to devour the Escalon Cougars 43-26 Monday in Trans Valley League play.
Triplett closes invitation with Section Crown
STOCKTON – After it was all said and done Ripon High standout Juliana Triplett cemented her dominance on the girls wrestling scene with a Sac-Joaquin Section Girls Wrestling championship Saturday at McNair High.
Manteca finishes season sweep of Cougars
Staff reports of the
BUFFS BANG COUGARS
WESTON RANCH – Manteca High's boys basketball team came into Weston Ranch's gym with one purpose, and a offensive onslaught -- led by Kiwi Gardner's 41 points – was more than enough to conquer its mission in a 89-74 Valley Oak League win Saturday.
Knights Clipped
RIPON – It was the type of moment that most athletes would dream to find themselves in.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
BANNER SEASON
LODI – Manteca's bats came to life during Monday night's Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV final against Vista del Lago at Tony Zupo Field – but it wasn't until the fifth inning.
BEST OF THE BEST
Allie Walljasper is batting 1.000 when it comes to the Valley Oak League's MVP honor.
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