Mariah Navarro and Dallas Mould were outstanding for the Manteca sophomore girls basketball team in a 49-36 win over Sonora Tuesday night at Winter Gym.
Navarro finished with 11 points, five assists and three steals, while Mould contributed 10 points, 12 rebounds and three steals.
“We had a rough first quarter, but after we got through it, we played three great quarters of basketball,” Manteca head coach Mary Ann Tolbert said. “The girls pressed well and brought an intensity to the court we have missed at the end of some of our games.”
Aierenne Curry and Gabby Escobedo chipped in eight points and three boards apiece.
“I hope this is the beginning to a strong second half of league,” Tolbert said.
Manteca travels to Oakdale Thursday.
Briona Fontenot scored 10 points, and Brittany LaMar had eight and 18 rebounds.
EU hosts Sonora Thursday.
Lyssa Allen finished with five assists, Jordan Johnson had eight points and Stephanie Vanni grabbed three steals.
Sierra hosts Ceres Thursday.
EU hosts Sonora Thursday.
“We came out flat and played flat the whole game,” Sierra head coach Steve Unterholzner said.
Sierra hosts Ceres Thursday.
Navarro finished with 11 points, five assists and three steals, while Mould contributed 10 points, 12 rebounds and three steals.
“We had a rough first quarter, but after we got through it, we played three great quarters of basketball,” Manteca head coach Mary Ann Tolbert said. “The girls pressed well and brought an intensity to the court we have missed at the end of some of our games.”
Aierenne Curry and Gabby Escobedo chipped in eight points and three boards apiece.
“I hope this is the beginning to a strong second half of league,” Tolbert said.
Manteca travels to Oakdale Thursday.
East Union 50, Oakdale 31
Morgan Hulsebosch had 18 points and Katrina Camara added 12 as EU improved to 7-1 in Valley Oak League play.Briona Fontenot scored 10 points, and Brittany LaMar had eight and 18 rebounds.
EU hosts Sonora Thursday.
Sierra 38, Central Valley 34
In Ceres, the T’Wolves cold-shooting second-half wouldn’t be enough to produce the CV upset.Lyssa Allen finished with five assists, Jordan Johnson had eight points and Stephanie Vanni grabbed three steals.
Sierra hosts Ceres Thursday.
Freshman
East Union 48, Oakdale 22
Kristen Piasacki had 15 points and Klasey Kachalkin added 10 for the Lancers.East Union 48, Oakdale 22
EU hosts Sonora Thursday.
Central Valley 51, Sierra 32
Joanna Ortiz had 11 points, and Lia Unterholzner chipped in 10 points and nine rebounds, but it wouldn’t be enough.“We came out flat and played flat the whole game,” Sierra head coach Steve Unterholzner said.
Sierra hosts Ceres Thursday.
— Brandon Petersen