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Cougars roll into VOL on win streak
WESTON RANCH - The Cougars (2-1) finally put together a solid overall effort at Podesto Field.
THREE AND OH BABY!
Pigs are not flying and the cows are nowhere near home. But East Union High is 3-0. The Lancers achieved non-league perfection for the first time in 17 years with their 21-7 win over Ceres Friday at Dino Cunial Field. After the customary postgame meeting at midfield with the Bulldogs (1-3), Lancer players congregated near the 40-yard line in front of the home crowd chanting "3-0! 3-0! 3-0!" "I've been playing here since my freshman ...
Spartans hold on for first home victory
LATHROP - With a solid lead in the fourth quarter, it looked like Lathrop High was well on its way to a second straight victory.
Manteca makes it two straight come-from-behind victories
MODESTO – After turning a two-touchdown deficit into a one-point lead late in the fourth quarter, Manteca High senior Michael Timmons intercepted Christian Kahler's pass at midfield, prefacing Manteca's final defensive stand in the Buffaloes' second consecutive come-from-behind victory, 34-33 over Enochs, at Johansen High.
Ripon digs early hole with costly turnovers
Early mistakes and all-around youth hurt Ripon High in its non-league finale against Argonaut in Jackson Friday.
Weston Ranch stunned by last-second return
STOCKTON - In the final seconds of Friday's non-league game at Podesto Field, Weston Ranch High was hoping for overtime.
EU 3-0? Coach James focused more on improving
There is a lot riding on East Union High's final non-league contest Friday against Ceres, but head coach Mike James feels no need to place additional emphasis on this one.
Challenges ahead in Buffalos matchup against Enochs
If the Manteca Buffalos are going to open the Valley Oak League season with an unblemished 3-0 mark they are going to have to stop a talented and proven Enochs High offensive unit.
Upstart Spartans seek second straight victory
Jesse Rodriguez has won many games as a head coach in the East Bay. His first varsity victory as Lathrop High's head coach ranks highly on his list.
Ladiges’ emergence key for Buffs
With the first few weeks of his senior season in the bag, Manteca High's football squad is off to a solid 2-0 start, and the team is rejoicing in a big decision its leading rusher made after his freshman season at Escalon High.
Ripon homecoming
Scenes from Saturday's homecoming game against Ripon and Ripon Christian.
Tracy freshmen knock off Manteca with quick TDs
The Manteca freshman football team found out no lead is safe Thursday in a 30-21 loss to Tracy in non-league action at Guss Schmiedt Field.
DARK DAY FOR KNIGHTS
RIPON – Ripon Christian realized that they were in for a huge challenge, but that did not detour the Knights from holding the Ripon Indians at bay over the first 20 minutes of the 5th Annual Ripon Bowl. Its ability to hold Ripon wouldn't last, as the Indians' defensive unit sparked the squad, led by a pair of interception returns for touchdowns by Cole Herrin in a 44-0 blowout home win for the Indians Saturday.
Spartans field victory
It seemed like it would take forever for Lathrop High to record the first football victory, but it surely didn't take long this season, as the Spartans rolled up to Sacramento and came home with a 28-21 victory over McClatchy High Saturday for the first win in Lathrop history.
A BUFFALO-BULLDOG BARNBURNER
Tracy High was on its way to beating traditional rival Manteca Friday at Guss Schmiedt Field for the second straight year, and this one was going to be a shocker.
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