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Harman stays below 40 as victorious EU wraps VOL
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Ceres only sent three golfers to Manteca Park Golf Course, but the Lancers didn’t take the day off.

East Union shot 211, it’s average for the last three matches, and Kyle Harman remained under 40 strokes for the third straight outing, turning in a 3-over-par 39.

Tanner Bragg was hot on Harman’s tail, finishing with a 40.

Ryan Plum carded a 43, Jordan Duvall a 44, Guillermo Barajas a 45, and Evan Lewis had the throw-out, a 48.

“Team-wise, I couldn’t be happier with one through six,” EU head coach Dennis Wells said. “They have all progressed over the course of the last two months.”

The match was East Union’s final regular season Valley Oak League tilt.

Wells says the race to the league Most Valuable Player honors will be determined at Lockeford Springs Country Club Monday, the site of this season’s VOL tournament.

“It will come down to Kyle, Austin (Whitworth of Oakdale) and a couple of the Sierra guys,” he said.

Manteca 234, Weston Ranch 267
The Buffaloes picked up their third win of the VOL season Tuesday at Van Buskirk as Kenny Summers shot a 39 to lead the way.

Nick Gonzales had a 43, Jeremy Resuello a 49, Jared Woolf a 50, and Tyler Canady a 53.

Casey Benson had the throw-out, a 57.

James Aragon paced the Cougars with a 44, and Ryan Ortiz had a 45.

Tim Weatherwax had a 51, Darrell Narcisse a 58, Freddie Rayray a 69, and Tomas Medeiros a 72.

Manteca will take park in the Tony Horton Invitational alongside Sierra, EU and Weston Ranch today at Manteca Park.

TRANS VALLEY LEAGUE
Ripon 192, Riverbank DQ
The Indians shot well Tuesday at Jack Tone Golf Course.

Daniel Cardoza led the way with a 31, and Mark Bigelow had a 36.

Jake Ratto turned in a 37, Matty Gay a 39 and Nick Ratto a 49.

Ripon (8-1 TVL) faces Escalon in a huge match Thursday at Spring Creek.

The TVL Tournament begins Tuesday at Don Pedro.

— Brandon Petersen