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High School FootballSunday, November 15

Stockton-Edison and St. Mary's win section playoff openers, and semifinals are set for Nov. 20

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If you follow Stockton football, Friday night kept the season going. No. 5 Stockton-Edison beat No. 4 Inderkum 38-34 in Division I, and No. 5 Stockton-St. Mary's topped No. 4 Whitney 34-28 in Division II. In Division IV, No. 7 East Union beat No. 2 Yuba City 30-27, and Ripon Christian held off Center by two points.

Six local teams won section playoff openers

  • Stockton-Edison38 (won)
    Inderkum34
    Final
  • Stockton-St. Mary's34 (won)
    Whitney28
    Final
  • East Union30 (won)
    Yuba City27
    Final
  • Roseville21
    Hughson26 (won)
    Final
  • Center21
    Ripon Christian23 (won)
    Final
  • Colfax21
    Ripon41 (won)
    Final

Not every local team moves on. Stockton-Lincoln lost 58-12 to Oak Ridge, Stockton-Chavez lost 53-7 to Del Oro, Stockton-McNair lost 63-21 to Twelve Bridges, and Manteca lost 48-16 to Rocklin. FOX40 has highlights from the opening night of the playoffs.

  • Semifinals: Fri., Nov. 20, 6 p.m., in every division
  • Division I title game: Sat., Nov. 28, 7:30 p.m.
  • Division II title game: Fri., Nov. 27, 7:30 p.m.
  • Division IV title game: Fri., Nov. 27, 4 p.m.

Local teams know their semifinal matchups for Fri., Nov. 20

TeamSemifinalDivision
Stockton-EdisonAt No. 1 FolsomI
Stockton-St. Mary'sAt No. 1 Del OroII
East UnionAt No. 3 PattersonIV
HughsonAt No. 1 Twelve BridgesIV
Ripon ChristianAt No. 1 Liberty RanchVI
RiponAt No. 2 LincolnVI
River IslandsAt No. 1 CalaverasVII

Sources: Gold Mountain California News Media, FOX40

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