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Five area stars selected to play in Lions Classic
Five area standouts will try to re-establish the North's dominance in this year's Lions All-Star Football Classic.
DE VRIES, DEN DULK POWER KNIGHTS
RIPON – Robbie De Vries took the mound in Ripon Christian's home opener and provided a masterful performance, going five innings and holding Hughson to one hit in a 4-1 Trans Valley League win Friday.
East Union overwhelms Ripon, Patterson
East Union High's boys and girls swim teams had a solid day in the pool Friday, defeating visiting Patterson and Ripon in a three-team dual.
Tillema edges Kem to lead RC to 2nd win
RIPON - The boys singles showdown between Landon Tillema against Chris Kem had little effect on the team outcome, but it was the most tightly-contested match when Ripon Christian visited neighboring Ripon for a Trans Valley League meeting Friday.
Ripon bats come alive in 10-run rout of LHS
RIPON - That was more like it.
Weston Ranch clips Ceres behind Bradshaw shutout
STOCKTON – With a scheduling conflict that had Weston Ranch hosting Ceres High during the Bulldogs' spring break, the teams pushed up the date, but only Weston Ranch was ready to play in a 1-0 win Friday.
Turlock ace twirls gem against T’Wolves
TURLOCK – Sierra High's varsity baseball team got a shot at taking down Turlock High's ace, but the Timberwolves came up short in a 9-4 loss to the Bulldogs Friday.
SIERRA SNEAKS PAST BATTERED BUFFALOES
Manteca High's girls soccer team was already without goal-scoring dynamo Airenne Curry, who had to miss her second straight match with an illness.
East Union holds on to beat Stagg
After breaking the game open with a seven-run third inning, East Union was forced to close out a close one, halting Stagg's comeback with the tying run at the plate in an 11-9 Lancers win over the Delta Kings Thursday.
EU gives up late goal to settle for tie
It was a physical battle between two top programs, but nothing was left settled in a big Valley Oak League showdown between East Union and visiting Oakdale at Dino Cunial Field Thursday.
Lancers drop opportunity to take outright lead of league
OAKDALE – Entering the match, both programs stood with undefeated Valley Oak League marks, but after nine holes of play East Union was left coping with its first league defeat and the Mustangs sitting alone atop the VOL standings following a 208-225 loss.
Lancer win sets up showdown with MHS
OAKDALE - The stage is set.
Miramontes leads Buffs over Lathrop
Field issues at Lathrop High forced the Manteca Buffaloes to host their final Valley Oak league meeting with the Spartans and hitting first had no ill effects on the Buffaloes, as they remained unblemished after their first league series with a 12-1 win Wednesday.
Ripon bats go silent in loss to Hughson
RIPON – The Trans Valley League season could have opened with better results, nonetheless, the Ripon Indians are going to have to rebound after a disheartening 7-1 loss to the Hughson Huskies Thursday.
Three East Union pitchers combine for three-hit shutout
East Union High's sophomore baseball team had a combined three-hit shutout from three pitchers who helped the Squires snap a three-game losing streak and roll into the Valley Oak League season behind am 8-0 win over Stagg Thursday.
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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