Buffalo girls soccer steamrolls Modesto High

Manteca High’s Alexia Alva and Kamiyah Johnson provided much of the firepower at Tuesday’s non-league match against visiting Modesto.

The Buffalo girls soccer squad rolled to a 5-0 victory, improving to 12-1-1.

MHS coach Justin Coenenberg noted that his team had 28 shots at goal, with Alva scoring three times with an assist and Johnson adding two more scores coupled with an assist.

Corrine Jones chipped in with two assists against the Panthers (2-2).

Goal keeper Haylie Brasil had one save.

The Buffaloes controlled the game from the get-go, scoring three times in the first half.

They will to return to action on Dec. 27 against Patterson.

Sierra 8, Lathrop 2

The Timberwolves (7-3) cruised past visiting Lathrop Spartans (5-6-2) in non-league action on Tuesday.

Boys Soccer

Central Valley 3, East Union 2

The Lancers (12-3) suffered a tough non-league loss against the visiting CV Hawks (9-2-4). EU will travel to Turlock on Thursday.

girls basketball

varsity

Gregory 50, EU 41

Coming off back-to-back games, the Lancers (7-3) were outscored in the second half at Gregori (7-4) on Tuesday.

The Jaguars outscored EU in the third and fourth quarters, 28-17. The Lancers had a 24-21 halftime lead.

Nylah Dyson led EU with 14 points. Donnese Payne and Taylor Snaer added eight and six points, respectively.

EU 47, Pleasant Grove 33

Taylor Snaer and Nylah Dyson provided a one-two punch offensively against Pleasant Grove of Elk Grove at the Dalben Center on Monday.

Snaer netted 17 and Dyson finished with 16. Ava Barrera added five.

Coach Jim Agostini credited his team’s defense in the non-league win.

His Lancers were also efficient at the free throw line, connecting on 17 of 22 from the line during the game.

In the second half, EU iced the game by hitting 11 of 14 free throws.

The Lancers will travel to Beyer on Thursday.

Boys basketball

varsity

Manteca 72, Lodi 50

The Buffaloes (8-2) used a balanced attack Tuesday at Lodi.

Included were four players scoring in double figures – Santiago Sanders (14), Noah Lyons (14) Ramesh Kabiri (12) and Peyton Neiman (11) – and Elijah Nelson (nine points, seven rebounds) with a near double-double.

Manteca jumped out to a 19-13 first-quarter lead, building that up to 37-23 at the intermission. Going into the fourth, the Buffaloes had a 59-35 cushion.

Junior varsity

Lodi 56, Manteca 38

The Buffaloes got eight points each from Blake Glasgow and Harp Mehrok in the loss.

Johan Peringelli chipped in with six points.

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