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Pale, Lancers take care of Sierra ahead of VOL tournament
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East Union’s Arianna Pale watches her approach shot on hole 4 at Manteca Park Golf Course. - photo by JONAMAR JACINTO/The Bulletin

Arianna Pale carded a 3-over-par 39 Tuesday at Manteca Park Golf Course in a tune-up for the first of three Valley Oak League Tournaments.

The 2025 Sac-Joaquin Section Masters qualifier led East Union to a 281-339 win over Sierra in a league dual match. Both teams are heading to Oakdale Golf & Country Club today for VOL Tournament No. 1.

Sierra’s Noah Ingua was the runner-up with a 53.

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Noah Ingua of Sierra hits her approach shot toward the seventh hole at Manteca Park Golf Course. - photo by JONAMAR JACINTO/The Bulletin

Alizae Farias added a 55 for East Union and was followed by Eva Diaz’s 58, Michaela Tarr’s 63 and Viva Bonetti’s 66.

Contributing for Sierra were Ella Williamson with a 67, Nikitha Muruganagarajan a 69, Carolina Garcia a 71 and Pragya Tyagi a 79,

Lathrop 296, Grace Davis 303

The Spartans picked up their second Western Athletic Conference victory behind co-medalist Shelby Jauregui’s 72 at Manteca Park Golf Course. Grace Hunt recorded the same score for Grace Davis.

Also scoring for Lathrop: Rachel Rani (73), Evangelina Quezada (75) and Savanna Quezada (76).

Ripon Christian 158, Orestimba n

Emmry Van Groningen finished 7-over 35, as the Knights won the Trans Valley League match via forfeiture at St. Stanislaus Golf Course.

Abigail Reif backed her with a 39. Bailey Van Gorkum pitched in with a 40, while Gianna Massellis and Brooklyn Schenk each had a 44.

Merced Invitational

Ripon placed second as a team Monday at Merced Country Club, accumulating a 383 score.

Cami Seefeldt turned in a team-low 85. Eve Toledo and Grace Ortmann added a 96 and 99, respectively. Brynn Daley rounded out Ripon’s score with a 103.