Friday’s High School sports results from around the region; including, zero week football results Inderkum Tigers Joshua Falo (1), Inderkum Tigers Sateki Tupou (8), and Inderkum Tigers […]
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Photo by Kerensa Uyeta-Buckley – Matt Cordero of the Liberty Ranch Hawks receives a pass from Jack Willmon toward the end of practice on Aug. 22. By Kerensa Uyeta-Buckley –
COLLEGE FOOTBALL McNair High graduate Derrion Grim has decided to leave the Nebraska football team. PHOTO COURTESY OF NEBRASKA ATHLETICS Posted Aug. 25, 2016 at 8:37 PM Derrion Grim never
Grim leaves Nebraska: Never felt ‘like home’ Read More »
5 Things to Take From Week 0 Here’s what you might have missed Friday night | Chavez’s Johnnie Lockridge stiff arms Modesto-Gregori’s Josh Debow during Friday’s game at Chavez High.
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COURTESY PHOTO/JERRY R. TYSON Tokay High’s Cory Glasgow (22) takes the ball up the middle against Heritage High defenders Friday night at The Grape Bowl. Posted: Friday, August 26, 2016
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Posted: Friday, August 26, 2016 11:50 pm News-Sentinel staff The Liberty Ranch football team opened the season with a win on Friday, a 13-9 defensive slog against River City out
Hawks win with last-minute defensive stand Read More »
| Franklin’s Damion Pursley scores in front of Linden’s Hunter White for the Yellowjackets’ second score of the game Friday at Linden. CRAIG SANDERS/FOR THE RECORD By Thomas Lawrence LINDEN
Franklin 26, Linden 21: ‘Jackets finish fast after sluggish start Read More »
High school football: Buffaloes silence Thunder early in season opener By Richard Estrada Posted Aug. 28, 2016 at 12:01 AM ATWATER — Manteca High’s football team displayed its many talents
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: MANTECA 37, BUHACH COLONY 13 Read More »
It has been a year – one very exciting year. From the opening kick in the fall to the final pitch of the spring, local prep athletes provided their fans
Exciting finishes, state titles highlight remarkable year Read More »
East Union has higher expectations after a 3-7 finish in 2015 with an experienced core of third-year varsity seniors returning. Not coming back, however, are quarterback Jack Weaver’s three top
East Union developed depth in offseason Read More »