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Ripon opens TVL season with impressive round
Ripon High's boys golf team made a statement in its Trans-Valley League opener against visiting Hilmar Thursday at Jack Tone Golf Course's par-31 front nine.
Defensive woes stop Spartans
LATHROP – Striking out the side in the first inning usually will give your team a good chance at winning, but Michael Pereznegron's such feat was sandwiched in between a couple of walks and a badly played fly ball, getting Cosumnes Oaks High out to a quick start in its 17-4 win over Lathrop Thursday.
Last 2 standing for state
When the CIF State Wrestling Championships begin at Rabobank Arena in Bakersfield Friday, two area wrestlers will be on hand to try and accomplish a feat that every wrestler in the state opened the season pursuing. Ripon High's Travis Smith and Sierra High's Alex Nuanez are the area's last two standing.
WESTON RANCH STUFFED IN SEMIS
SACRAMENTO - The Weston Ranch boys basketball team couldn't slay the Dragons, and the biggest and baddest of them all was slowed only by early foul trouble.
Manteca beats CC, makes statement
In a match between two of the more decorated programs in the Sac-Joaquin Section, the Manteca Buffaloes were able to use a strong team-wide effort to cruise past the Central Catholic Raiders 5-4 Wednesday in nonleague action.
RC strikes first, but can’t hold Indians
RIPON – Ripon Christian was able to strike first against old Trans Valley League foe Ripon High, but the host Knights were unable to keep the upper hand, falling 3-1 on Wednesday.
Knights denied return trip to D-V finals
GALT - For 19 consecutive games the Ripon Christian Knights have been able to conquer any task, but the Vacaville Christian defensive pressure was simply a challenge too great in the Knights' 71-63 Sac-Joaquin Section Division-V semifinal loss Tuesday.
BUFFALO BASH BROTHERS
The 2011 Home Run Derby between Manteca High baseball standouts Matt Burrows and Daniel Miramontes is officially underway.
Kron drives in five to lead East Union
The East Union Lancers couldn't have asked for a better start to their 2011 baseball season.
Lady Lancers get payback against Pitman
After suffering its first loss of the season to Pitman Extreme Spring Tournament host Pitman High of Turlock in the championship match Saturday, East Union returned the favor in non-league action Tuesday.
Unlikely hero lifts Colfax past Ripon
Ripon High's boys basketball team had third-seeded Colfax right where it wanted it down by just one at halftime of Monday's Sac-Joaquin Section Division-IV quarterfinal playoff game.
STILL DANCING
The net-cutting ceremony in high school basketball is one usually reserved for the final regular-season home games for league championship teams.
DeBrouwer, Crain combine for no-no in Sierra’s opener
Dylan DeBrouwer got Sierra High's baseball team started on the right track Monday, anchoring a combined no-hitter in the Timberwolves' 4-1 season-opening win over visiting Livingston Monday.
Lancers take second in Pitman Tournament
East Union's girls soccer team doesn't have to wait long to avenge its first loss of the season.
NUANEZ, SMITH STATE BOUND
STIOCKTON – The objective was simple. Make it to Bakersfield. Only two area wrestlers were able to earn that right as Sierra High's Alez Nuanez and Ripon High's Travis Smith advanced with sixth place finishes Saturday during the Sac-Joaquin Section Masters at the Stockton Arena.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
Lathrop falls in Oakdale
Emery Sipe's conventional 3-point play with 1.4 seconds to go lifted host Oakdale to a dramatic 39-37 win over Lathrop on Wednesday.
Sierra shows well in VOL double dual at Central
Sierra's wrestling team had a good showing at Central Catholic in a Valley Oak League double-dual meet Wednesday but settled for a split. The Timberwolves first topped Lathrop 51-27 before coming up short against the host Raiders, 48-30.
EU’s Riley commits to N’Western
All-Area Girls Golfer of the Year Brooke Riley has committed to Northwestern, one of the top Division I women's golf programs in the nation.
ALONE AT THE TOP
In a first-place battle of teams with similar strengths, experience and Hunter Johnson proved to be the difference for reigning Valley Oak League champion Sierra.
Richter, Ripon torch Yellowjackets
Jourdy Richter drained five 3s and scored a season-high 22 points, and the Ripon girls basketball team had its best offensive game of the season in a 66-26 thrashing of visiting Hilmar on Tuesday.
Defensive switch helps RC hold off Riverbank
Ripon Christian boys basketball coach Ron Vander Molen employed various zone defenses with hopes of neutralizing visiting Riverbank's speed advantage in their Trans-Valley League contest Tuesday.
Weston Ranch blows by East Union with balanced scoring
Weston Ranch boys basketball coach Chris Teevan studied his scorebook, marveling at the balance.
Sharks place Wingels, Braun on injured list
SAN JOSE (AP) - The San Jose Sharks have placed forward Tommy Wingels and defenseman Justin Braun on injured reserve.
CROSSTOWN CLASH
No one will ever accuse a Scott Thomason-led team of looking past anybody.
5 POINTS IN 2nd HALF
MODESTO – Sierra did not score a field goal in the final nine minutes Saturday and managed just one point in the final quarter of a defensive struggle with host Modesto Christian in a defensive struggle won by the Crusaders 43-28 in the finale of the Martin Luther King Showcase.
Cougars’ Hill takes first in girls’ 106 class
MODESTO – Weston Ranch's Mia Hill went 4-0 Saturday to win her 106-pound pool Saturday in the Lady Eagles Invitational at Enochs High School.
RUNNING GAME
RIPON - Mario Roach considers Ripon an "up-and-down" team that forces a frenetic pace with defensive pressure and constant movement on offense.
East Union fends off game Lathrop
Olivia Vezaldenos broke out of a recent scoring slump Friday and led East Union to a 46-38 win over visiting Lathrop at Dalben Center.
PINS FOR THE WIN
LATHROP - It came down to the final two matches of the night in the Valley Oak League wrestling tilt between East Union and Lathrop, and the host Spartans got two pins and a 45-33 victory Thursday.
Buffs stun Central Catholic in OT
Marcus Montano and the Manteca boys basketball team couldn't make a shot in the first quarter.
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