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VICTORY IS VICTORY’S
SACRAMENTO - "Tiger Claws" were never unsheathed.
Manteca trio bounced from state tourney
BAKERSFIELD - Bob Blanco theatrical reenactment of a takedown at the edge of the mat inside Rabobank Arena left Sierra High junior Alex Nuanez with a small glimmer of hope, but the official would not change his stance, signaling an end to area wrestling as the last of three Mantecans saw his season come to a close.
Section finals loss bittersweet for Vander Molens
SACRAMENTO - It was a bittersweet end to the Ripon Christian boys basketball team's run through the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V playoffs for the Vander Molens.
East Union opens season with two wins
RIVERBANK – The East Union High softball team opened its season as well as the Ceres Tournament hitting on all cylinders, handling Patterson High 3-1 before taking the nightcap from Modesto Christian 6-1 Friday at Rainbow Fields.
Spartans bring home first win
LATHROP – On the back of a strong performance on the mound by Oscar Calix, the Lathrop Spartans erupted for 10 runs in a five-inning rout of Rio Vista for their first varsity win Friday.
Buffaloes blow past Los Banos
The Manteca High varsity soccer team wasted little time separating itself from its opening-round opponent of the 2nd Annual Buffalo Cup, blowing past Los Banos in a hurry with a 7-0 win Friday at Guss Schmiedt Field.
Indians downed by Central Catholic
RIPON – Mitchell Evans didn't expect to see his Ripon Indians surrender double-digit runs to Modesto's Central Catholic when they squared off Friday afternoon.
T’Wolves split dual with Tracy
TRACY – The Sierra High swimming program got a convincing 113-57 win over Tracy High on the girls side, but dropped the meet on the boys side 97-73 Friday in non-league action.
RC gunning for 10th section title
Rigid non-conference and Trans Valley League schedules helped Ripon Christian's boys basketball team prepare for the Sac-Joaquin Division V playoffs.
BACK IN THE SWING
The Valley Oak League's reigning MVP, Kyle Harman, has some competition.
Hawkins too much for Merced
RIVERBANK – The Sierra High varsity softball team came a few minutes short of opening the Ceres Tournament with a pair of wins, but the squad will take a 1-1 start after handling Merced High 3-0 in Thursday at Rainbow Fields.
New-look Buffs off and running with resounding win
WESTON RANCH - The next generation of Manteca High boys tennis players are picking up where their predecessors left off.
T’Wolves take down Lincoln
STOCKTON – Sierra High formed its non-league schedule with a purpose and the squad is not shying away from the top Sac-Joaquin Section Division I schools, beating Lincoln 2-0 Thursday for its first win.
Buffaloes open season, Johansen Tourney with rout
MODESTO - The late-winter showers didn't seem to faze Manteca High's baseball team in its season opener in the Johansen Tournament Thursday.
CIF recognizes Sierra’s Thomson as Model Coach award winner
It would be impossible for longtime Sierra High head baseball coach Jack Thomson's work with the Timberwolves baseball program to go unnoticed, and it hasn't, as the Sierra skipper was honored as one of the California Interscholastic Federation's Model Coach Award winners Tuesday.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
ROLE REVERSAL
Jan. 15 seems so long ago for Sierra's girls basketball team.
EU pounds Oakdale, wins fourth straight
The last time East Union and Oakdale got together, the Lancers' head coach Jim Agostini referred to it as one of the hardest losses the program has experienced.
Lathrop puts scare in Weston Ranch
Weston Ranch punctuated the game with a 9-0 run and avoided an upset loss at Lathrop 63-52 on Thursday.
Sierra’s Fontanilla, Griffin shine at Teen Gauntlet
By JAMES BURNS
HARDER THEY FALL
Mikey Villanueva was down and almost out during Wednesday's Valley Oak League double dual at Dalben Center.
Sierra wins final double dual for section berth
Sierra is going to the show.
Indians suffer lopsided loss to Escalon
RIPON – Ripon drew first blood during Wednesday's Trans Valley League matchup against its visiting rival Escalon.
Cougars rally to upend Lathrop
The hardwood version of the Battle of I-5 again did not disappoint wednesday.
East Union’s all-time leading scorer having jersey retired
Scott Brooks' old East Union basketball jersey will be joined by another this Friday night when the Lancers host crosstown rival Manteca.
Escalon wards off Ripon’s late rally
ESCALON - Twenty-point leads aren't safe when Escalon and Ripon get together for their Trans-Valley League confrontations.
Kimball decisively hands Weston Ranch first loss
STOCKTON - Weston Ranch no longer sits alone atop the girls Valley Oak League basketball standings.
Foul trouble doesn’t keep Lancers from needed victory
East Union was already down a starter who was out with an illness.
IMPACT PLAYER
The Weston Ranch girls basketball roster has dwindled down to eight for the remainder of the season, but one key addition has the Cougars on pace for their first-ever VOL championship in their 10th season.
Ripon Christian blanks Waterford in second
Ripon Christian's girls basketball has dominated second quarters of late.
PLAYING FOR A CURE
RIPON – Despite Ripon going scoreless for over a 10-minute stretch Saturday night, the Indians still had a chance to knock down a game-winning trey as time expired - but it was never hoisted.
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