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PRETTY IN PINK
The two clubs participating in the inaugural Hoops for the Cure Classic lived up to their end of the bargain, and a blowout birthday effort from East Union's Briona Fontenot proved to be the difference in the Lancers' 61-56 win over Ripon High Saturday at the Dalben Center.
Sierra boys rout Beyer Patriots
It might have taken the Sierra Timberwolves a little time to make sure everything was firing on all cylinders Saturday night in their non-league contest against the Beyer.
Bret Harte denies Ripon championship trophy
Despite holding an 8-point lead heading into the fourth quarter the Ripon Indians simply couldn't hold off a late charge by the Bret Harte Bullfrogs in the championship round of the 2010 Ripon Winter Classic.
LANCERS PUT IT ALL ON THE LINE
Troy Hoffdahl followed teammate Robert Vaughn's lead, sinking a pair of free throws with 3.3 seconds remaining to help lift East Union over the Enochs Eagles 63-61 Friday at the Dalben Center.
Physical, balanced Ripon drubs Delhi in tourney opener
RIPON - The Indians will have to play a better game in tonight's final of the inaugural Ripon Winter Classic.
Knights win easily but searching for right mix
RIPON - It didn't even matter Friday night that Ripon Christian head coach Ron Vander Molen still hasn't decided what his regular lineup will be.
Godfrey scores 22 before fouling out in Buffaloes’ loss
The early-season struggles continued for Manteca High's boys basketball team Friday in the winner's-bracket semifinal of the Anderson Holiday Invitational.
Timberwolves trample Stagg’s Delta Queens
The Sierra Timberwolves pounded Stagg High relentlessly, outscoring the Delta Queens in each quarter of a 63-24 win Friday in non-league action.
SPARTANS SPUTTER
LATHROP – The Lathrop High's girls basketball team headed into the final period trailing Tracy by 10 points, and a pair of quick Tracy 3-pointers would eliminate the Spartans chances at a comeback in a 59-42 loss to the Bulldogs Thursday.
RC routs Escalon for sixth straight win
RIPON - Ripon Christian's girls basketball team may have lost do-it-all forward Kelsey Tillema to graduation, but the Knights have gained depth.
HITTING THE MATS
When the weather changes and the wrestling rooms become packed, high school grapplers are honing their skills in hopes of stretching their seasons into the always climactic Sac-Joaquin Section second-season. For a few area wrestlers, finishing the season with a trip to State is their sole purpose on the mat this year.
BOMBS AWAY!
Sierra High's boys basketball team struggled to convert shots taken inside the 3-point arc Tuesday against visiting Ripon.
Press, Washington too much for Tigers
By the time the Manteca High girls basketball team's offensive exploits caught up to those of their defense, there was nothing Patterson High could do to stop the onslaught, mustering just four first-half points on their way to a 50-16 loss Tuesday.
McNair prevails in battle of up-and-comers
WESTON RANCH - In a much anticipated battle of the area young guns, the Weston Ranch High boys varsity basketball squad was blown away on its home court by McNair Tuesday, 72-52.
Lathrop boys earn first varsity basketball win
Lathrop High's first-ever varsity boys basketball victory didn't come as easily as head coach J.J. Ramirez had hoped Tuesday.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
FULL STRENGTH
With about six minutes left in the third quarter, Jim Agostini called a timeout and did something he rarely ever does.
Weston Ranch races away in 3rd quarter
STOCKTON - What a difference 10 minutes can make.
Bruins edge out Ripon in overtime
Riverbank worked its late-game magic yet again, and it helped the Bruins garner at least a share of the Trans-Valley League title Tuesday when they edged Ripon in overtime, 44-43.
Ripon clinches playoff berth, eyes title
RIPON - In a Trans-Valley League tilt between two guard-oriented teams, it was the two "bigs" who made all the difference for Ripon on Tuesday.
Rivals play for top spot in VOL, ‘Love of Game’
Tonight, Manteca High will play for much more than a share of first place in the Valley Oak League.
2 ranked going into postseason tourneys
Lathrop High's Alex Garcia and Tristan Smith of Ripon are both rated No. 3 in their respective weight classes, according to The California Wrestler's Sac-Joaquin Section rankings.
Cortez claims 126-pound section title
Aysia Cortez of Venture/Excel Academy won the 126-pound championship Saturday in the Sac-Joaquin Section Girls Wrestling Regional Invitational at McNair High in a thrilling 13-11 overtime match with Miranda Lamela of Pacheco-Los Banos.
Ripon girls collect win over Modesto
Ripon High defeated visiting Modesto High on Saturday 35-20 in non-league girls' basketball action.
TEAM EFFORT
Garbage time does not apply to Sierra's boys basketball team.
Cortez, Hill undefeated at SJS Girls Regional
Aysia Cortez and Mia Hill both went undefeated in the first day of the Sac-Joaquin Section Girls Wrestling Regional Invitational held at McNair High in Stockton on Friday. They are among the six Manteca-area grapplers still in the hunt for top-five spots and a berth to the CIF State Championships.
Colyn next on tee at Dordt College
Ripon Christian three-sport athlete Kyle Colyn has signed a letter of intent to play golf at Dordt College in the fall.
Hundal, Manteca prove point in rout
Manteca High wanted to send a message to the pundits keeping close watch on the Sac-Joaquin Section's boys basketball scene.
Riverbank hands RC its first TVL loss
Things just got a little more interesting in the Trans-Valley League after Ripon Christian was dealt its first conference loss Friday at Riverbank, 70-60.
Ripon Christian falls short against TVL leader
RIPON - Nicole Graham's 3-pointer drew Ripon Christian within two points of Riverbank with 1:10 left in the in the fourth quarter Thursday. She followed that up with a steal, but the Knights would not score again as the Bruins went home with a 34-31 win in Trans-Valley League girls basketball action.
BUFFS BLITZED
Leah Manuleleua put a positive spin on what she called a "frustrating" night for herself and the Manteca girls basketball team.
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