Lathrop held Sierra scoreless until the fourth quarter Friday in a 32-7 win over the Timberwolves in Valley Oak League sophomore action at Bennie Gatto Field. 

Tremayne Willis racked up 134 yards on 17 carries with a pair of touchdown runs. Anthony Santos (two carries, 74 yards) scored on a run and on a pass from Idowu Olalege (5 of 8 passing, 48 yards) and Donald Garland scored a 19-yard touchdown on his only run.

R.J. Tisdell had nine carries for 69 yards to lead a balanced defensive attack with an 45-yard return on an interception.

 Jessie Baubuta pulled in a 70-yard touchdown pass from Mark Vicente in the fourth period for the lone Timberwolves score.

Manteca 20, Oakdale 14

Gino Campiatti intercepted a pass late in the game to seal the victory for the Buffaloes. 

Campiatti scored on a quarterback sneak and Manteca scored on its first two drives. Domingo Vargas had six tackles for the Buffaloes, Will Maddox five and Joey Goodman two sacks

Kimball 30, Weston Ranch 0

Elijah Harper made 10 tackles for the Cougars.

Gabriel Thomas and Nick Patterson added eight stops for Weston Ranch, Charles Jemison, Felix Pitts and Malik Vegatatum added seven; Jeremiah Holman, Damien Gonzales and Derrick Dickerson six; Kenneth Cha (interception), Jayelon Torres, Juan Delaney and Andrew Paragas five and Javier Aros four. 

Central Catholic 70, East Union 7

Jake Harries hit Adrian Saucedo with a 30-yard scoring pass in the fourth quarter to get the Lancers on the board. 

 Earlier in the East Union scoring drive Harries had a 33-yard run and Mason James had two 9-yard carries.

Southern League

Ripon Christian 49, Waterford 14

Will Hoekstra (four carries, 74 yards) ran for two scores, completed a 66-yard pass to Andrew Vander Weide and was 7 for 7 on extra-point kicks. Zach Cortright (four carries, 39 yards) scored on a run and an interception and Brandon Windorski (12 carries, 51 yards) scored a rushing touchdown. Jake Groshong and Mark Ozenbaugh each had a touchdown on their lone carry. 

 John Burnside had an interception and Jake Beukelman five tackles for the Knights.