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SIERRA'S FIRST
Jarrod Daniels finished what Daniel Teicheira started at the beginning of this decade.
Buffaloes grab Crusader Classic victory
SALIDA – The Manteca Buffaloes wanted to close out its non-league schedule in the always-challenging Modesto Christian Holiday Hoop Classic for a reason and its 81-68 win over San Leandro High got things going in the right direction.
Linden tops Lady Lancers in tournament opener
TRACY – The East Union Lancers were the defending champions of the Tracy Breakfast Lions Basketball Tournament, but that did not help the squad in this season's tournament opener, dropping their first round game 47-46 to the Linden Lions.
HAVING A BALL
Braian Gomez's strength as a leader also served as a weakness.
PAR NONE
With the graduation of two of arguably the best girls golfers in East Union golf history, the Lancers had huge spikes to fill following three straight Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV championship runs.
Tournament title escapes Indians
ELK GROVE – The Ripon Indians had to conquer a double-overtime mountain to get to the Consumnes Oaks Tournament championship, but beating undefeated Argonaut High for the title was not in the plans as Ripon dropped the finale 59-32 Wednesday.
PERFECT PAIR
Sierra High standouts Jena Anderson and Stephanie Vanni put together a season that left the Valley Oak League's doubles teams in an unfair position of knowing they were going to lose.
Manteca silences Thunder early with transition game
Not even the running clock in the fourth quarter could slow down the Manteca Buffaloes, who trampled Buhach Colony of Atwater 76-31 Tuesday at Winter Gymnasium.
Sierra blasts VOL counterpart
ELK GROVE – Sierra High held a slim three-point halftime lead, but opened the second half focused and pulled away from the Lathrop Spartans 50-32 during consolation bracket action in the Consumnes Oaks Tournament Tuesday.
Sierra continues in right direction with big road win
MERCED – The Sierra Timberwolves were able to get another solid performance outside from Trevor Nogueira and cruised to a non-league victory over the host Golden Valley Eagles.
Six Spartans crowned champions at JV tourney
WATERFORD - Lathrop High continued its successful preseason run through the junior varsity circuit Saturday in the Wingo Tournament.
FINAL KICK
John Bowers set three goals at the start of the cross country season: Win the Valley Oak League's individual title, lead Sierra's proud program back to prominence by capturing at least a share of the conference crown and qualify for the California Interscholastic Federation State Championships.
Ripon rolls through tourney host
ELK GROVE - First-year varsity Cosumnes Oaks got visiting Ripon's attention early by taking an 11-9 lead into the second quarter.
PARKER AND THE PACK
Amber Parker may or may not have been the best female runner at Sierra High during the cross country season.
LINDEN’S NIGHT
RIPON – Despite scoring more points in the game's fourth quarter than they did in the entire first half, the Ripon Christian Knights simply couldn't overcome an early deficit to the visiting Linden Lions.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
BEST OF THE BEST
Allie Walljasper is batting 1.000 when it comes to the Valley Oak League's MVP honor.
ARMED & DANGEROUS
Manteca (24-3) cruised past two Sierra Valley Conference opponents, while Vista del Lago (26-5) held off challengers from the Valley Oak League in the first two rounds of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV playoffs.
Buffs hunt for second major title
There's Joe Menzel, arms pointed to the sky, clutching the game ball.
Manteca relies on corner infielder’s bat, versatile glove
Neil MacDannald isn't ready to name a starter for Monday's Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV championship.
Sierra, Ripon earn SJS banners
TURLOCK - The Sierra boys track team won the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV track and field championship Thursday at Warriors Stadium, but the Timberwolves accomplished the feat without winning a gold medal.
JUST KEEP KICKING
Times are set. Events have been scheduled. And trucks, trunks and RVs have been loaded down with coolers, swim bags and pop-up tents.
BEST OF THE BEST
Go ahead, Lady Lancers, take a victory lap.
SIERRA SUCCUMBS
LODI – As soon as Andrew Schantz crushed a two-run homer in the top of the fourth inning Wednesday during the third and deciding game of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV best-of-three semifinal series, Vista del Lago's supporters reacted as if Schantz just hit a walk-off bomb.
Longer days, safety hazards ahead for youth football league
From the time I was 6 years old rolling around in the mud behind the bleachers at my brother's football games I wanted to play football.
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