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Indians take third at High Sierra tourney
RENO, Nev. - It takes a special volleyball team to be invited to Reno's annual High Sierra Invitational, and every season the Ripon Indians' invitation shows up without fail.
Ripon opens BV Tournament with victory
MODESTO - Ripon High kicked off the Big Valley Tournament Friday afternoon at Big Valley Christian with a 4-0 win over Rite of Passage.
Young RC falls to Tigers in four
LODI - After a sluggish performance against Turlock Christian Thursday night, Ripon Christian was able to pick up the pace against Tokay Friday, but it wouldn't be enough in a 20-25, 17-25, 26-24, 22-25 loss.
Manteca solid in tourney-opening loss
After a pair of disappointing losses to open the 2009 season, Manteca head coach Justin Coenenberg was looking for signs of improvement Thursday night at Guss Schmiedt Field, where his Buffaloes took on Bret Harte in the opening round of the 2nd Annual Buffalo Cup.
New-look Cougars impress in Buff Cup win
It's a new season at Weston Ranch High, and with it has come a number of new faces, but most importantly, a new attitude, one that head coach Carlos Gaspar is convinced will lead to a number of victories.
Manteca suffers another heartbreaker
It doesn't count against records, but it still stings for Tim Horning and his Manteca Buffaloes.
Cougars grab first VOL win
WESTON RANCH – The Weston Ranch tennis team picked up its first Valley Oak League win of the season at home Thursday, 8-7, over Manteca.
Joaquin medalist again; Buffaloes move to 2-0
STOCKTON - Kaylee Joaquin earned her second straight medalist finish to start the Valley Oak League season Thursday, producing an 8-over 44 while leading Manteca to a 278-333 victory over Weston Ranch at Van Buskirk Golf Course.
DEFENDING THE CROWN
They don't rebuild.
Timberwolves not tested at Johansen
MODESTO - Sierra barely broke at sweat at Johansen Wednesday evening in a 25-10, 25-13, 25-14 sweep of the Vikings.
Sierra finds its stride in sinking St. Mary’s
STOCKTON - What a difference a day makes.
Spartans get first look at Oakdale
OAKDALE - It wasn't easy for Lathrop Wednesday in a 15-0 loss to the Mustangs, but then again, it never is when it comes to Oakdale tennis.
YELLOWJACKETS STING SIERRA
Jose Montes makes it a point to throw his Sierra Timberwolves into the flame every preseason.
EU makes short work of Gustine
East Union fell behind 6-3 in Game 1 of a preseason tilt with Gustine Tuesday at Dalben Center, but from that point on it was all Lancers throughout, as EU walked away with a breezy 25-16, 25-7, 25-13 sweep.
Indians take out defending champions
LINDEN - Ripon got its big non-league win out of the way, and head coach Jamie DeBruyn hopes his Indians can carry it over to the rest of the season.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
Cantu takes title, 1 of 5 state qualifiers
STOCKTON – Weston Ranch senior Alyssa Cantu will be making her third straight trip to the state tournament.
Guards carry load for streaking Buffs
STOCKTON - Weston Ranch was able to limit Manteca High center Michael Hatfield this time around, but the Cougars had no answer for the Buffaloes' two best guards.
Five locals move on to SJS Girls Regional semis
Victoria Burke could likely make Sierra High history today.
Lathrop escapes Sonora with win
Lathrop trailed by as much as 10 in the third quarter at Sonora but came back to squeak out a well-earned 64-58 victory Friday night.
Heavy Lifting
LATHROP – Nick McGill came through in the clutch during Thursday's Valley Oak League finale between East Union and Lathrop.
Postseason begins for area wrestlers
Sierra was one of the tougher and more talented squads in the Valley Oak League this year.
Fast start propels East Union to victory over Lathrop
East Union's girls basketball team was making it a habit to start games sluggishly this season.
Weston Ranch honors seniors with blowout
Senior night did little to distract Weston Ranch's girls basketball team Thursday night.
Ripon falls short in another heartbreaker
Ripon has been competitive for most of the season but doesn't have the wins to show it.
CENTER OF ATTENTION
Ben Juarez knocked down a jump shot to give Kimball its first lead in the second half with 22 seconds left in Wednesday's crucial Valley Oak League contest at Manteca High's Winter Gym.
Sierra clinches third straight title
With four games left in the regular season, the Sierra Timberwolves appear well on their way towards an outright Valley Oak League title.
Speedy Spartans sprint past East Union in romp
LATHROP - After surviving seven lead changes and four ties, host Lathrop ended the first half on a 7-0 run and outscored East Union 22-9 in the third quarter on the way to a 64-48 win in Valley Oak League boys basketball action.
Star striker Rivera inks with SJSU
Isela Rivera isn't concerned so much about her place in East Union girls soccer lore, though there have been few as productive as the senior striker.
DOWN BUT NOT OUT
Having battled back from a 21-point deficit to visiting Lathrop and leading by one with 35 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, Manteca's Jessica Hasal penetrated to the key and then dished out to Allison Rachels on the perimeter. Rachels threw up a 3-pointer and by the time it bounced off the glass and through the net she was picking herself up off the floor with the Buffaloes on the way to a thrilling 54-49 Valley Oak League girls basketball victory at Winter Gymnasium.
Alexander, Gulley come up big for Weston Ranch
STOCKTON - With no true post players on his team, Weston Ranch coach Chris Bauer has challenged the two tallest to be more of a presence in the paint.
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