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RC Knights remain sharp, still perfect in league play
Members of the Southern League likely have no clue what has hit them since the Ripon Christian Knights showed up on the scene playing unbeatable volleyball, and the group continued to roll in a one-sided victory over the Waterford Wildcats Tuesday.
SL struggles continue for Ripon Christian
The struggles for Ripon Christian's soccer program continued, as the Knights were stopped 3-0 by Waterford High Tuesday in Sothern League soccer Tuesday.
LANCERS IN THREE
When it was all said and done, the Sierra Timberwolves realized that they could play with visiting East Union, but that fact did not amount to any wins as the Lancers swept in Valley Oak League action Wednesday.
Triple threat: Multi-sport athlete excels on pitch, too
East Union High's Jordan Kron made a splash last year as a freshman athlete making big contributions for the school's varsity basketball and baseball teams.
East Union secures 4th straight VOL title
The Valley Oak League's top girls golf team appears to be getting better.
Cougars clinch share of first-ever championship
Weston Ranch High has its first-ever Valley Oak League championship girls tennis team after the Cougars defeated Kimball 4-1at home Thursday.
Missed PK hurts Ripon against TVL’s best
Ripon High had the shots, but the only ones that matter are the ones that go in.
EU FORE-PEATS
Co-head coach Brian Goulart was anxious to see how his East Union High girls golf team would perform in Wednesday's Sierra Invitational - the Lancers' first and last 18-hole event of the season before the Valley Oak League Championships.
Buffaloes blow past Kimball in shutout
The Manteca Buffaloes wanted to come out aggressively and that is exactly what the squad did in a 3-0 Valley Oak League win over Kimball High Wednesday.
Ripon remains perfect with win over Bruins
Things went according to plan for the Ripon Indians Wednesday in their Trans Valley League match with Riverbank High, as they stopped the Bruins with relative ease in a 25-13, 25-12 and 25-12 win at Ripon High.
THE COMEBACK TRAIL
Manteca High coach Tim Horning sat at the end of the bench, head buried into his hands while his players settled into their seats on the other end of the court between the second and third games.
Cougars edge 2nd-place Sierra
WESTON RANCH – This Valley Oak League season had been full of firsts for the Weston Ranch Cougars, and if the season were to end today they would be in first-place. But the team's business is far from done, as it took a gigantic step towards their goal with a 3-2 win over Sierra High Tuesday.
Ripon Christian coasts to 12th straight victory
Ripon Christian's first stint through the Southern League has become as routine as bumping, setting and spiking.
Knights smashed; Indians salvage tie
The Southern League has not treated its newest member too kindly, as the Ripon Christian Knights ran into another one-sided defeat, 8-1 against visiting Gustine Tuesday.
Buffs travel to Half Moon Bay for Invitational
The Manteca High cross-country team made a trip to the coast for the 39th Annual Half Moon Bay Artichoke Cross Country Invitational Saturday, competing against several programs at Half Moon Bay High.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
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.
Sierra stomps Kimball as big games against MC, Manteca loom
Sierra can now center its focus on the big games to come after steamrolling Kimball 59-38 on Thursday.
Battle-tested Ripon rallies past Hughson
Ripon coach George Contente tested his team with a rugged schedule in the first month of the season, and it paid off in the Indians' Trans-Valley League opener Thursday.
Lavender scores 29, Ranch roll past rival
STOCKTON - Fred Lavender and the Weston Ranch Cougars proved to be tough match up Lathrop.
STRONG FINISH
Jessica Pablo missed East Union's final six pre-league contests after rolling an ankle in a game at Sonora.
Missed FTs cost Indians
Ripon shot 9 for 25 on free throws and missed 10 of 12 attempts down the stretch in a heartbreaking 66-65 loss at Livingston on Wednesday.
Cougars move on without Moore
LATHROP - The Brijanee Moore Era ended just as it was getting started for Weston Ranch.
SIERRA SPRINTS PAST RAIDERS
Typically, coaches will use wind sprints as a way to grab their team's attention.
Last-second shot lifts Lathrop to much-needed win
LATHROP - In a showcase of underclassmen on the rise, win-starved Lathrop went to a third-year senior in the closing seconds of its Valley Oak League contest with East Union on Tuesday.
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