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Bittersweet ending
Right when Manteca High's sophomore football team picked up some needed momentum the sound of thunder and sight of lightning screeched it to a halt.
Bear Creek routs EU in make-up game
Head coach Willie Herrera felt that his East Union High varsity football team was well prepared for Friday's non-league home game against Bear Creak.
Knights hang tough early, but Ripon wins
RIPON – If football games were won and lost in the first quarter, Ripon Christian would have had some serious celebrating to do on Friday night.
Buffs clamp down
Thunder and lightning threatened to cancel Friday's football game between Manteca and visiting Edison.
Lathrop holds off McClatchy after building 27-3 lead
LATHROP – It may not have been a great win for the Lathrop High football team. But Spartans coach Jesse Rodriguez will certainly take Friday's 27-23 non-league victory against visiting McClatchy of Sacramento. "We wanted to get everyone involved (in the game), especially after we went up 27-3 in the fourth quarter," he said. Rodriguez was disappointed with the letdown from his reserves. In particular, his two backup units allowed Lions quarterback Nick Modar to ...
EU game to be made up today at Bear Creek
John Alba made the tough game-time decision Friday. With threatening lightning conditions, the East Union High principal opted for safety first, canceling the Lancers non-league game at Dino Cunial Field to Bear Creek. The game will be made up today at 7 p.m. but will be moved to Bear Creek in Stockton. "Based on the timing (of the lightning storm), we cannot continue to push the time back for kickoff of the game," he said. ...
Williams’ four picks spark Weston Ranch
LODI - Kenny Williams made four interceptions for Weston Ranch - three in the second half – to help lead the visiting Cougars to a 41-25 win over Tokay at the Grape Bowl.
Ripon rivals will put offenses on display
Ripon Christian's football team made a huge statement with its 40-0 zero-week victory over Big Valley Christian, a Sac-Joaquin Section Division-VI semifinalist last year.
Start with a bang
East Union High's sophomore squad kicked off its season with a 28-15 win over visiting Orestimba Friday at Dino Cunial Field.
Cota’s 4 TDs lead Sierra past Grace Davis
Anthony Cota scored four touchdowns to help lead Sierra High past Grace Davis Friday at Daniel Teicheira Memorial Stadium.
Too little, too late
Few in the area match the pregame ambiance of East Union High home football games. In the school's 2011 opener Friday a new feature added to the pageantry: 14 roaring Harley Davidsons that, along with the band's always-entertaining drum line, welcomed the Lancers to Dino Cunial Field in front of what was announced to be the largest crowd for a football game in 25 years. Then sophomore Steven Sanchez and the rest of the Orestimba ...
QB Martinez shines in MHS’ rout of Galt
Manteca High opened its season Friday with a lopsided 55-7 non-league win at Galt. The Buffaloes took away the home-field advantage by scoring often enough in the first half, relying on a balanced attack while getting touchdowns from five different players. Leading the way for Manteca High (1-0) was senior quarterback Alex Martinez, who completed 11 of his 14 passes for 246 yards and two TDs. First, he hooked up with Danny Gouveia on a ...
Balanced attack helps Indians improve to 2-0
LINDEN - With 1:37 remaining Friday night and visiting Ripon clinging to a seven-point lead and facing a fourth down and 15 yards to go from the Linden 28-yard line, Kyle Wengel spotted Cole Herrin with a touchdown pass to put the game out of reach and give the Indians a 42-28 win.
EU anxious to get season underway
There are similarities between the East Union and Orestimba 2010 football teams. Both were led by athletic quarterbacks who operated out of the spread. And on the final day of the regular season, both clinched berths to the Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs for the first time in a long time - 20 years for Orestimba, and 18 for East Union. Now, with many of their key players graduated, both teams are looking to establish their own ...
Knights’ five shades of Brown
RIPON – Ripon Christian High's colors are blue and gold. But don't try telling that to Big Valley Christian. All they saw was Brown, Brown, Brown, and more Brown. Ripon Christian's sophomore playmaker Andrew Brown tallied five touchdowns during his varsity debut Saturday as the Knights rolled over Big Valley 40-0 in the season opener. Brown returned the opening kickoff 90 yards for the first score and never slowed down. He amassed nearly 300 yards ...
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