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RC cruises to finals
RIPON – Millennium High looked as if it was up for the challenge, but a 22-7 run to open the second quarter provided Ripon Christian with all the cushion the Knights would need to win the opener of their own tournament, 77-63.
Spartans’ hard work pays off
HILMAR – Lathrop High opened the Hilmar Tournament with a strong showing in a loss Thursday, but now the Spartans are hoping to streak after earning their first varsity win, 50-35, victory over the Summerville Bears.
Ripon races past Squires in 3rd quarter
Down 19-14 at halftime, visiting Ripon pieced together a 10-2 run in the third and surged to a 34-28 win against East Union Friday.
LATHROP WINS 1ST VARSITY DUAL
LATHROP - Mark Maynard admitted that he felt the pressure of having to set the table for Lathrop High's first-ever varsity dual match against Cosumnes Oaks of Elk Grove Thursday night.
Buffaloes blasted by Davis
MODESTO – Manteca High opened the contest with a lackluster effort, and the Buffaloes couldn't recover in their 62-39 loss to Grace Davis.
Late collapse costs Cougars
TRACY – The Weston Ranch Cougars put themselves in position to continue along the winner's bracket path of the 21st Annual Tracy Winter Holiday Basketball Tournament, but an offensive letdown final period left tthem on the short end of a 61-51 final against Vallejo High.
BOOM BOOM
It takes 32 clocked minutes to complete a high school basketball game.
Lancers drop non-league contest at Armijo
FAIRFIELD – The Lancers made the long trip to Fairfield only to drop its non-league contest against the Monticello Empire League's Armijo Indians 47-35 Wednesday.
EU erupts in second half for comeback victory
STOCKTON – With heads hanging low and a scoreboard reading the improbable, the East Union Lancers walked into the locker room searching for answers. Those answers came in the form of long-range shooting, with the Lancers outscoring Bear Creek by 22 points in a come-from-behind 84-80 win over the Bruins Wednesday in Stockton.
Poole sparks late 12-0 run; Cougars pick up second win
TRACY - CharRay Poole's intentions were clear as he put his head down and took his first aggressive dribble toward the basket from the left wing.
COUGAR CLUTCH
WESTON RANCH – Going into the final period it looked as if both team had an opportunity to snatch a pivotal non league win, but an 18-2 fourth quarter run was too much for the Ripon Indians to deal with during their 59-37 loss to Weston Ranch Tuesday in Stockton.
Kron keeps on rolling
PATTERSON – With another 20 point performance under his belt, freshman phenom Jordan Kron steered the East Union Lancers roll past the Patterson Tigers, winning 69-65 in non-league action Tuesday night at Dalben Center.
T’Wolves make it two in a row
MODESTO – Sierra High did just about everything right, reeling off its second consecutive victory in a 44-35 win over the Beyer Patriots.
Squires cruise to victory over Patterson
PATTERSON – With Brock Swift's 18 points leading the way, the East Union sophomore basketball team cruised to a 39-29 victory in Patterson Tuesday night.
Manteca High grad ends career as DAC’s Most Valuable Senior
Manteca native Brian Rohles followed his best season with an even better one.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
LITTLE GIANT
LATHROP - George Contente isn't fooling anyone.
Buffs withstand late Riverbank charge for victory
Manteca put its talent and inexperience on display against Ron Peterson Tipoff Tournament host Riverbank on Thursday.
Sierra comeback falls short in Summerville
If Sierra coach Martha Spivey learned one thing about her team through its first two games of the 2014-15 season, it's that it will fight until the final buzzer.
START WITH A BANG
The only thing that could slow Sierra's roll on tuesday was the running clock in its season opener against visiting Golden Valley of Merced.
Ripon battles but unable to keep pace with Livermore
RIPON - After trailing by 11 at the end of the first quarter, Ripon battled back to within a point late in the third period but then watched Livermore go on a 15-2 run to pull away in a 50-32 win for the visiting Cowboys in non-league girls basketball action on Tuesday.
PLAYING FOR KEEPS
RIPON - For a game that Manteca High coach Brett Lewis called a "glorified scrimmage," it sure didn't play out like one Monday night at Ripon.
Lancers clamp down on Ripon Christian
RIPON - The East Union defense was suffocating Monday night, forcing host Ripon Christian to turn the ball over 31 times in a 53-25 Lancers win in a Sac-Joaquin Section Foundation basketball game. This is the 13th year for the Foundation games which provide funding for the Section's A. Dale Lacky Scholarship program. This year, 152 games were played at 81 different sites in the section with the results not counting in the teams' records. Lathrop visited Golden Valley, while Weston Ranch took on Lincoln in doubleheaders. The Sierra girls hosted Sonora.
Four Indians make All-Trans Valley League team
A trio of seniors and a sophomore represent Ripon High's volleyball team on the All-Trans-Valley League team.
Carillo leads local pack at State
Preps careers were launched and completed at the finish line of the CIF State Cross Country Championships in Fresno on Saturday.
MHS bench keys win vs. Lincoln in opener
Brett Lewis got an early test of his team's depth in a 70-56 victory over Lincoln of Stockton, and the first-year coach was pleased with what he discovered.
Manteca OF signs with CSU East Bay
Anissa Gonzalez has much to be thankful for.
RISE AND GRIND
It used to be that, right about now, Jordan Kron would be shelving his soccer cleats for sneakers and a basketball, trading one starring role for another at East Union.
Top netters rewarded
Three Manteca-area standouts landed spots on the All-Valley Oak League volleyball first team.
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