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High School SportsEdison and St. Mary's won Friday's playoff openers and both play semifinals on the road nextIf you follow Stockton football, Friday was a good night for two programs. In the Sac-Joaquin Section's first round, No. 5 Edison beat No. 4 Inderkum 38-34 in Division I, and No. 5 St. Mary's topped No. 4 Whitney 34-28 in Division II. The Stockton Record also ran a live scoreboard for the section's playoff games.Saturday’s editionRead High School SportsSierra's girls edge Atwater by two points to reach the section cross country finalsIf you follow Manteca-area cross country, the season isn't over. Five area teams and five more individuals earned spots in the Sac-Joaquin Section finals at Saturday's sub-section meet in Angels Camp.Tuesday’s editionRead High School SportsRodriguez senior Emily Wong beats top-seeded Kim of Manteca for the section singles titleRodriguez High senior Emily Wong now has a Sac-Joaquin Section Division II singles championship to go with her three doubles crowns. Seeded second, she beat top-seeded Kim of Manteca High on Friday, with the deciding set going 10-8.Nov. 8 editionRead

Schools from local newsrooms

From Escalon Times, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Escalon TimesNov. 13

    California dedicates over $2M in CalKIDS scholarships

    Some of the very first babies to receive CalKIDS Scholarships are now entering school with up to $175 already set aside for college or career training.

In brief

The short notes of Daily Stockton’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Med schoolSan Joaquin County may spend $2 million to help the University of the Pacific establish the first medical degree granting campus in the San Joaquin Valley.

    San Joaquin County may spend $2 million to help the University of the Pacific establish the first medical degree granting campus in the San Joaquin Valley.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: Manteca Bulletin