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DRIVING IN THE RAIN
The weather conditions were far from ideal for golf.
Thomason to lead all-stars in Mother Lode Extravaganza
The Madness in the Mother Lode All-Star Extravaganza will kick off Saturday evening and Sierra High boys basketball head coach Scott Thomason is set to lead one of the large schools all-star teams and seven Valley Oak League standouts.
Sierra sets up showdown with Oakdale
With only one dual-meet remaining in the Valley Oak League season, the Sierra Timberwolves have handled business in every facet of the program, setting up a winner-take-all finale with the Oakdale Mustangs after a thorough demolishing of an undermanned Lathrop High squad.
BUFFS LEAVE LITTLE DOUBT
This time, Manteca High's soccer team was ready for Wafa Hafed and the Weston Ranch Cougars.
Oakdale comes through with historic win
Oakdale High girls soccer coach Alfredo Quiroga couldn't remember the last time his team beat perennial Valley Oak League powerhouse Sierra after Tuesday's 3-1 stunner at Daniel Teicheira Memorial Stadium.
First-half barrage enough for EU
The three goals that the East Union Lancers were able to string together in the first half was enough in the early part of Tuesday's game against visiting Ceres to lock up a key Valley Oak League victory.
Rain delays pivotal games in TVL, VOL
Today's big crosstown baseball game between Ripon and Ripon Christian is a no go.
Fourth straight title in sight for Ripon
RIPON - Injuries haven't knocked Ripon High's soccer team off track in its quest for a fourth straight Trans Valley League championship, and the Indians took another big step to achieve that feat with a 5-0 win over Hughson at Park View Elementary School Monday.
DEFENSE DECIDES IT FOR MANTECA
Spotted a one-run lead early and backed by a rare defensive gem by her Manteca High teammates, Mariah Navarro had the most confidence she's had in the pitcher's circle all season going into the top of the seventh inning against visiting rival Sierra.
Sierra, Manteca pick up one-sided victories on road
SONORA - The fun now begins for Sierra High's soccer team, which blew out Sonora 8-0 Monday at Dunlavy Field.
KETNER KEYS VICTORY
Sierra High softball ace Gabby Hawkins has given East Union fits over the past two years, even outdueling four-time Bulletin All-Area MVP Erin Arevalo, now a starter for the University of Georgia, in a 3-2 upset win in 2008.
Goslinga signs with NAIA power Fresno Pacific
Less than a month ago, Tyler Goslinga's high school athletic career closed in the California Interscholastic Federation State Championships, but Friday Goslinga took the first steps in a new career when he accepted a scholarship to play basketball for the Fresno Pacific University Sunbirds.
Manteca mashes 20 hits to make up for defensive lapses
LATHROP - Offense was the Manteca High softball team's best defense in Friday's 13-4 Valley Oak League win against Lathrop.
Indians again baffled by MC’s O’Leary
SALIDA – Modesto Christian starter Nathan O'Leary put together another dominant performance, holding Ripon High to just four hits in a complete-game win Friday in Trans Valley League action.
Sonora slips by Sierra for sweep
SONORA – It what has become customary in Sierra High baseball games, the Timberwolves battled with Sonora High for seven innings, but could not get the runs they needed in a 2-1 Valley Oak League loss Friday.
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T’Wolves torch Escalon for 16 runs
Sierra brought the bats out during Thursday's preseason road matchup against Escalon.
Sonora makes statement vs EU
Sonora's statement was made loud and clear at Manteca Park Golf Course on Thursday.
East Union kicks off VOL with blowout
East Union continued its shutout streak to start the season, improving to 3-0 overall with its 8-0 rout at Lathrop in the Valley Oak League opener for both clubs.
EXTRA CREDIT
Allie Walljasper was not about to strike out 22 and lose, but Tracy did not make it easy.
Patterson pounds LHS
LATHROP - Lathrop couldn't overcome five errors and Patterson's 14 hits in a 14-4, six-inning loss Wednesday.
Ripon gives up late goals in TVL defeat
RIPON – Ripon's Trans Valley League opener didn't pan out well for the Indians Wednesday evening at Stouffer Field.
RC off target in CIF game
Ripon Christian's girls basketball team was victimized by a poor shooting night in the opening round of the CIF Northern California Regional Championships on Wednesday.
Lancers bounce back from loss
The Valley Oak League's defending boys golf champion bounced back well after sustaining its first loss of the early season.
Buffs card season low
Manteca picked up its first Valley Oak League win of the season with its best score so far, beating Lathrop 247-305 on Manteca Park Golf Course's par-37 front nine.
Franklin deals Manteca 1st loss
The Buffalo Cup champion met the consolation winner in Stockton on Tuesday, but both Manteca and Franklin were shorthanded because of spring break.
Sierra cages Tigers
Patterson started the season with three competitive losses that were decided by a combined four-run margin.
Sperry, Ripon blank Summerville
Sophomore Danielle Sperry improved to 3-0 with her eight-strikeout, three-hit gem, and Ripon continued its early-season roll with a 7-0 win over visiting Summerville on Tuesday.
Spartans make small strides under Padilla
LATHROP – History has followed Gabe Padilla's arrival on the Lathrop High campus, but even the second-year soccer coach understands they are but small steps in a long climb.
HIGH HOPES
RIPON - Ripon wasn't at its best in an 11-1 nonleague win over Lathrop on Monday but was plenty good enough to end it in the bottom of the fifth on Cara Brown's two-run double.
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