Archive By Section - High School Sports
Lady Knights can’t clip Turlock Christian
GALT – The Ripon Christian girls basketball team closed a fourth-quarter deficit to one on a pair of free throws from Mikaela Alger with 2:38 remaining, but the Knights could only manage two points the rest of the way in its 55-45 Sac-Joaquin Section Division V Tournament-ending loss to Turlock Christian Tuesday.
Indians win with late McFadden goal
The Ripon High soccer team wasted little time building a 1-0 lead when Katherine Ratto took a beautiful feed from Kallie Jacobs, giving the Indians the first of two goals in a 2-1 win over host Manteca High Tuesday.
Cougars cruise in win over McNair
STOCKTON – The Weston Ranch varsity soccer team had little trouble knocking off McNair High, destroying the Eagles 8-0 in non-league action Tuesday at McNair.
Gardner takes VOL’s top boys honor
East Union High's girls basketball team captured its fourth straight Valley Oak League championship this season, but its string of consecutive Most Valuable Player honors was snapped during Saturday's year-end coaches meeting.
BUFFS BANG AWAY
Mariah Navarro baffled Stagg's hitters with her off-speed pitches.
Ripon Christian’s boys, girls teams are still dancing
Ripon Christian High's boys basketball team is still in the big dance, as expected.
Good pitching wasted in Cougars’ season opener
WESTON RANCH - Weston Ranch High's baseball team was on target with its pitching in its 2010 non-league opener against McNair Monday, but the other facets of the game have catching up to do.
CAN’T STOP, WON’T STOP
STOCKTON – Alex Nuanez didn't just punch the first ticket to the California Interscholastic Federation Championships in Sierra High's school history, he did it in style. Nuanez destroyed Steven Arrambide of Vintage High with a second-round pin to close out the Sac-Joaquin Section Masters Tournament with a third-place finish in the 171-pound division.
EYES ON THE PRIZE
STOCKTON - Sierra High junior Alex Nuanez has learned from past failure and is determined to parlay that into future success.
Buffaloes Bounced
FOLSOM – Ernie Pimentel nailed a 3-pointer with 15.8 remaining to pull Manteca High within six, but that would be as close as the Buffaloes would come in its 68-62 Sac-Joaquin Section Division III Championship loss to Vista del Lago Friday.
Vos, Vander Molen help propel Knights into semifinal round
RIPON – When Ripon Christian walked into their locker room during halftime of Friday's second round Sac-Joaquin Section Division V playoff game, the Knights could feel their season slipping away.
Lady Buffs blank Hawks
Finding the back of the net wasn't an issue for the Manteca girls varsity soccer team during their first non-league win Friday afternoon.
Manteca, RC are win away from NorCal berth
The area's two remaining boys basketball teams are a win away from advancing to the Sac-Joaquin Section playoff semifinals and earning a berth to the California Interscholastic Federation Regional Championships.
LANCERS OUTGUNNED
LOOMIS - Del Oro was too tall, too fast and just flat out too good.
Boersma, Knights stun No. 3 seed Wilton Christian
ELK GROVE – Amanda Boersma gave Wilton Christian a second-chance after squandering a last-second layup opportunity in regulation, but she made up for it in overtime, leading Ripon Christian to a 51-43 overtime upset win in the second-round of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V girls basketball championships Thursday.
Articles by Section - High School Sports
Wyatt clutch for Sierra in McDonald’s Classic
In a matchup of 6-foot-8 centers, it was 5-10 guard Daniel Wyatt who came through in a big way for Sierra in its McDonald's Classic opener Wednesday at Delta College.
Campiotti selected as OD All-American
Manteca High freshman Gino Campiotti has been given the rare opportunity to showcase his talents to college coaches on the other side of the country.
Ripon works for 2nd victory
Angelo Baciocco sparked Ripon with an early win in the 152-pound bout, and the Indians benefitted from two forfeit victories to knock off visiting Waterford 45-33 in a nonleague dual Wednesday.
WHERE’S THE LOVE?
The Ripon Christian boys soccer team rolled to Southern League and Sac-Joaquin Section championships, chasing only history throughout its magical run.
T’wolves take charge in 3rd
Sierra came out of the halftime locker room on fire Tuesday night, using a 21-0 third-quarter run to stop Ripon Christian in its tracks, 55-34.
Paschini picks up ice-cold Indians
RIPON - Rod Wright can't remember a team from his past that has shot as poorly to start a season as his current club.
Sophomores spark Manteca to first win
Sometimes, a routine can be good.
REINDEL IS GOLDEN
STOCKTON – In his first varsity wrestling match East Union's Jaysen Reindel fought back from a 10-4 deficit Saturday in the 220-pound championship match of the McNair Invitational to get a pin and take home the gold medal.
Full-court press stops Manteca High
STOCKTON – Beset by injuries and illness, Manteca endured a suffocating full-court press for all but the game's last three minutes from Lincoln in a 54-21 win for the host Trojans in non-league girls. basketball action on Saturday.
3-pointers cost Knights title of Tipoff Tourney
Ripon Christian started the championship game of Riverbank's Ron Peterson Tipoff Tournament on a 13-0 run Saturday against Calaveras-San Andreas, but that was not enough to keep the Knights from ending up where they have the last two years in this tournament – second place.
‘X-FACTOR’
Will Kamps proved that his sophomore campaign was no fluke.
Tillema’s double-double powers RC
Ripon Christian appears to be hitting its stride.
Buffs fire blanks in loss to Calaveras
Manteca led for the first 30 minutes of its Ron Peterson Tipoff Tournament semifinal against Calaveras at Riverbank High, but a poor shooting night ultimately doomed the Buffaloes in a 44-42 loss Friday.
LHS boys team forms offseason squad
First-year Lathrop boys soccer coach Alfredo Reynaga didn't need to look far for a program to model his after.
Sierra controls boards, beats McNair
STOCKTON - Hunter Johnson and Josh Patton accounted for 36 points and 28 rebounds to lead Sierra to a 69-54 win over host McNair in non-league boys basketball action.
Sections:
- NEWS |
- SPORTS |
- BUSINESS |
- OBITS |
- OPINION |
- HOME SCENE |
- LIVING IN 209 |
- MULTIMEDIA |
- FEATURED EDITIONS |
- MOVIES |
- REGIONAL NEWS |
- MyCapture
Services:
Submit News:
Online:
Contents of this site are © 2015 Manteca Bulletin - All Rights Reserved Privacy policy and Terms of service | Contact Us
