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TINY TOT TEE-BALL
Manteca Parks and Recreation Tiny Tot Tee-Ball games took place Saturday at Lincoln Park.
Castros collect Jr. Olympic gold
It wasn't too long ago that Manteca-based MVP Taekwondo was a powerhouse in local sparring tournaments while churning out multiple national champions every year.
BUMP, SET, SPRINT!
Ripon Christian hosted its annual volleyball camp Friday. The four-day camp began Tuesday at 9 a.m. for 5th-9th graders. Coaches worked with beginning and intermediate players to develop their skills.
Little League teams making historic runs
Weston Ranch Little League's 13-14-year-old all-stars didn't know how to react after stunning Tracy National 16-12, after falling behind by five runs, in the District 67 Tournament championship round on July 4.
Trotter shines at USJF Junior Nationals
Jordan Trotter was unsure of himself as he went into the two-day 46th Annual U.S. Judo Federation National Championships, also known as Junior Nationals, July 11-12 at San Francisco City College.
Oakley Pro-Teen tournament more popular than ever
On July 19, the 11th annual Conroy Oakley Pro-Teen Tournament will be held out of Russo's Marina on Bethel Island.
Babe Ruth team falls to San Benito in District 1 final
HOLLISTER - Bad news first. Manteca Babe Ruth's 14-year-old all-star team imploded defensively in the fifth inning, leading to a 10-5 loss to San Benito in the California District 1 Tournament's championship round Thursday. The good news? The season is not yet over for the local club, which qualifies for the Northern California State Tournament in Dinuba where it could have its revenge against the traditionally-tough San Benito. San Benito won the state title a ...
Mantecans fare well in post-holiday competitions
Following the always-big Fourth of July events, the normal holiday racing hangover kicked in with a much lighter last weekend.
Babe Ruth 14s clinch spot at state with win
HOLLISTER- With word coming down that District 1 would send two teams to the state tournament, the Manteca Babe Ruth 14-year-old all-stars sent ace Kevin Peck to the hill Wednesday to try and clinch a berth with a win over Lodi.
Doubling down at river pays off
Everything came together Saturday, though it really should not have. Most river talk around town involves 20-inch cutthroats, rainbows and Dolly Varden. I was in that mode until I landed a silver and transitioned to a bit of a salmon-only snob. I stopped by Black Bear Store to get gas and buy all the provisions my buddy Dean and I needed for another morning at the river. The store is the Alaska version of Cabela's ...
COMEBACK KIDS: SPLL DOWNS MANTECA
TRACY – Making it through an entire consolation bracket after a first-round tournament loss is one of the most challenging feats to pull off in all of sports.
CIVIL WAR HEATS UP
TRACY - Chris Ah Yo set up Northgate's 3-1 victory over friendly rival Manteca with a run-scoring triple, a sequence that was punctuated by him scooting home on a throwing error, in the third inning during Friday's Little League District 67 Major Division All-Star Tournament winner's-bracket semifinal at Jefferson School.
McAllister’s triple leads Spreckels past Tracy
Brian McAlister drilled a shot up the right field line that rolled all the way to the wall for a two-run triple in the bottom of the sixth Friday at Sierra High, giving the Spreckels Park Senior Division all-stars a lead they would not relinquish in a 7-4 win over Tracy.
Huckaby to host No Errors Camp Aug. 3, 4 at BLD
Manteca High graduate and former Major League Baseball player Ken Huckaby will return home Aug. 3 and 4 for the No Errors Fundamental Camp hosted by Big League Dreams sports complex in Manteca.
SPRECKELS PARK TAKES OUT LATHROP
TRACY - Spreckels Park Little League's 11-12-year-old all-stars are a win away from making it an all-Manteca party.
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Tolman, Trejo set meet records in Tracy
Manteca Dolphin Scott Tolman and Matthew Trejo of the Ripon Sea Lions had sizzling starts to the 2013 Mid-Valley Swim League season over Memorial Day weekend.
SWEEP REVENGE
The Brewers avenged two regular-season losses when they completed a two-game postseason sweep of the A's on Tuesday, winning 8-1 to claim the Manteca Little League Major Division championship.
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