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Maxwell showing defense can make up for lack of numbers; eyeing postseason title run
It's a good thing they're not a softball team because they wouldn't fill out all the positions. Eight girls strong, the Maxwell High girls basketball squad has surpassed its win total from last... Full story

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    Boys Basketball

    Yuba City High's Donnie Triphan drives to the net while being guarded by Fairfield High's Mike McKinney in the semi-final game of the Mel Good Tournament earlier this year at Yuba City.
    Honkers catching on
    Yuba City High boys basketball team moving on up in section ratings
    Just how good are the Yuba City High boys basketball team? Only time will tell, but if it were up to the Sac-Joaquin Section, as of today, the Honkers (17-3) are the fourth best team out of 34 Division II schools. Jesuit (16-4) is ranked No. 1,... Full story
    Roaring: Live Oak boys hoops team improves to 4-0 in league
    There’s no more lounging around up in Live Oak. This year’s boys basketball team is taking the pursuit of a Sacramento Valley League title rather seriously. So when visiting Colusa came into the Lions’ gym trying to spoil their... Full story
    Roundup: Gridley keeps on cruising, holds off Winters
    The Gridley High boys basketball team dropped visiting Winters 57-49 on Friday to improve to 5-0 in Butte View League play. Anthony Paredes scored 16 points and Ty Nichols and Trevor Scott both scored 11  for the Bulldogs (16-4, 5-0).... Full story
    Blog: The Brown Mob brought it
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    River Valley High's Gabriel Finley drives to the basket past Yuba City High's Jessa Chima in Wednesday's game at Yuba City High.The Honkers beat the Falcons 79-54.
    Honkers win with ease
    Y.C.’s Nelson unstoppable in the paint, too much for R.V.
    Sometimes it's best to let a sleeping giant lay. If anyone was a critic of Yuba City High's Zach Nelson, they were quickly silenced on Wednesday night. In a battle of the Tri-Country Conference's two top teams, the 6-foot-7 Nelson proved that he... Full story
    Yuba City High's Justin Au goes up for a basket over River Valley High's Manik Thiara during Wednesday's game at Yuba City. The Honkers beat the Falcons 79-54.
    Y.C.’s defense shuts down Thiara, Finley
    After all the boisterous noise had ceased and the fans who filled Honker gym to capacity had departed, Gabriel Finley stood quietly in the locker room, shaking his head in discouraged disbelief. It was that kind of night for the Falcons' leading... Full story
    River Valley High's Sobhi Bains takes the ball down court with Gridley High's Kevin Mattos trailing behind. Bains and the Falcons will face off against Yuba City today at 7 p.m. in the Honker's gym.
    Yuba City hoops showdown
    Falcons, Honkers square off for first place in league
    Never before has it been like this. Tonight's boys basketball game between River Valley vs. Yuba City will have implications far beyond the usual bragging rights that have gone along with this nascent, but passionate rivalry. This time, the game... Full story
    Lindhurst High's Jarrade Davis goes up for the rebound against Marysville's Cameron Lowe during Thursday's game at Marysville. The Indians fell to the Blazers 53-49.
    Davis arrives, Blazers win
    Outside shooting the difference in Lindhurst victory
    All it took was a conversation to unlock his best player's potential. With league play looming, Lindhurst High boys basketball coach Bob Jensen sat down sophomore Jarrade Davis and explained that his athleticism can take him to a higher plateau.... Full story
    Former standouts recall rivalry
    The term is used quite often in the sporting world, however there is much more to a rivalry than meets the eye. Mutual hatred for one another and close proximity of two schools doesn't equate to a rivalry until both sides have spilt some blood and... Full story
    East Nicolaus High's Adam Michel, left, is guarded by Biggs High's Emilio Marquez in Wednesday's game at East Nicolaus.
    Spartans surging
    Michels, East Nic cruise past Biggs, improve to 11-4
    Winning by 15 points was nice, but the Michel cousins wanted more. After all, both Adam and Kenny were part of helping the East Nicolaus High boys basketball team have its best season in school history last year. So while they'll take Tuesday's... Full story
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