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BUFFS DELIVER EARLY MESSAGE
TRACY - The good news for East Union's girls basketball team is that it is still tied for first place in the Valley Oak League.
Merced defense too much for Ripon
SALIDA - One day after notching its biggest win of the season, the Ripon boys basketball team appeared ready to ride that momentum after a quality first-quarter effort against Merced in a third-round consolation game of the Modesto Christian Holiday Hoops Classic Tuesday.
Strane leads Cougars past Amador Valley
BRENTWOOD - The Weston Ranch Cougars got another strong effort from sophomore Jazmin Strane, who led a 47-43 victory over the Amador Valley Dons of Pleasanton Tuesday in second-round action of the 10th Annual West Coast Jamboree at Liberty High.
Lancers hold on for berth to consolation finals
STOCKTON - The East Union boys basketball team nearly squandered its nine-point halftime lead, holding on for a 58-57 win over Stagg in 4th Annual Bear Creek Bruin Shootout Tuesday.
Sierra cruises into tourney title game
Ripon High's sophomore girls basketball team outscored Tokay 8-0 in the first quarter and continued its solid defensive play en route to a 40-21 victory Tuesday at Sierra High.
East Union rebounds from loss
TRACY - A tough first-round loss to Linden has the Tom Hawkins/Tracy Breakfast Lions Tournament's defending champion East Union Lancers in the consolation bracket.
BUFFS UNRAVEL LATE
Salida - Inglewood showed Manteca respect by slowing the pace after getting beat at its own game.
Sierra defense, sophomore post shine in opener
SONORA - Sierra doesn't want to give up its crown that easily.
Knights keep Delhi scoreless in third
RIPON - Ripon Christian kept Delhi scoreless in the third quarter to highlight a 56-13 victory in the first round of its own Lady Knights Classic Monday.
Squires race away from Ripon late
Zac Carrillo led all players with 23 points to lead East Union's sophomore boys basketball team to a 60-49 victory over Ripon in the first round of the Block M Tournament Monday at Manteca High's Winter Gym.
TONE SETTER
Kelsey Johnston opened the season as one of Ripon High's key ingredients for a team hoping to make another lengthy push in the Sac-Joaquin Section postseason. By the time the season closed Johnston was the main ingredient of an impressive Indian playoff run and The Bulletin's 2009 All-Area Volleyball MVP.
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.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
Alexander great in final 80 seconds
STOCKTON – Elisabeth Alexander sold the pump fake, lifting her defender into the air.
IMMEDIATE IMPACT
Manteca High head coach Dave Asuncion had opportunities to keep 6-foot-6 freshman Tydus Verhoeven off the varsity roster.
THE GREAT EIGHT
FOLSOM – Six of the eight area wrestlers who punched tickets to this weekend's Sac-Joaquin Section Masters Tournament in Stockton all came up empty during the finals of their divisional tournaments on Saturday.
Seven advance to divisional semifinals
Alex Garcia and Lucas Widmer are back in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV semifinals, where they will be joined by Manteca heavyweight Steven Martinez today at Vista del Lago High in Folsom.
BACK FOR MORE
Three area wrestlers will seek to redeem themselves in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV Tournament today and Saturday after coming up short of titles in Los Banos last season.
SEEDS PLANTED
Reactions were mixed among area coaches Wednesday when the Sac-Joaquin Section unveiled its postseason basketball brackets.
Walljasper an All-American
Allie Walljasper has yet to throw a pitch in 2014 for Sierra but the awards are pouring in anyway.
Big night for ‘Texas’
At the midway point in the season, things weren't unfolding as planned for the Lathrop boys basketball team and senior forward Eric Spencer.
GOLD METTLE
LATHROP – Nathan McGrath waited near the locker room, clapping and serenading his players as they bounced down the hallway.
Kimball girls snag outright VOL title
TRACY - Alexis Clark's reversal of fortune did not bode well for Weston Ranch.
WR wins, will miss playoffs
STOCKTON – Chris Teevan took a lap around the track and paced all over the Weston Ranch campus while awaiting the final results of the Lathrop-Sierra game Tuesday night.
East Union stymies Sonora
There was no playoff berth on the line Tuesday at Sonora, but both the Wildcats and visiting East Union apparently didn't get the memo.
Ranch forfeiting win over EU
Weston Ranch athletic director Pat King announced Monday that the school's girls basketball team will forfeit Saturday's victory against East Union for using an illegal player.
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