Lodi keeps rolling, takes down Lincoln

The Lodi High girls soccer team, fresh off a last-second Tri-City Athletic League victory over defending champion Tracy, kept rolling through Wednesday’s windstorm to defeat Tracy 5-0.

Emily Souza finished with two late goals and assisted on two more, including a Rachel Sutter strike against the strong gusts at the Grape Bowl in the 10th minute.

“We just had a really good game, and the weather played into it,” Lodi coach Tim Stutz said. “We chose to go into the wind in the first half. Just miserable conditions. I’ve coached a lot of soccer games, and this is probably in the top five for worst conditions.”

Alexandria Khoury scored in the 35th minute to give the Flames a 2-0 halftime lead, and Alexis Abarca found the net off a rebound early in the second half. Stutz credited Souza with much of Wednesday’s success.

“She really helped us control the ball with the wind in our face,” he said. “She had an outstanding night.”

On defense, Shelby Hand finished with nine saves, including three in the first half in one-on-ones. The defense in front of her of Courtney Heisler and Alyssa Santana helped preserve the shutout.

India Green and Sophia Casciaro scored a goal each for Tokay in Wednesday’s TCAL road game.

Tiger goalie Katie Price had four saves. Frosh-soph

Playing at the Grape Bowl, Lodi (1-0-1 in the TCAL, 9-2-1) trailed 2-0 at halftime.

Solid play in the game for the Flames were midfielders Ella Parish, Andrea Becerra, Mia Jiminez and Kira Baker.

Varsity

BOYS BASKETBALL

Two players had double-double games for Tokay (1-1 in the TCAL, 8-11), which knotted its first league win of the season.

Aidan Green had 32 points and 10 rebounds for the Tigers, and Austin Dongon had 16 points and 10 assists. Jorge Hernandez was also part of the Tigers’ scoring frenzy with 16 points, and Max Starkovich 13 rebounds. Starkovich and Anam Akbar had three points each and Luka Jovic two. Freshmen

Ethan Bronson had 19 points for the Flames in their TCAL loss to the Trojans.

Cristian Garcia, along with Ben Graves and Richie Biegler, had six points each for Lodi. Kobe Linson and David King had four points each, Logan Stout 2 and Andreas Pappas one.

Varsity boys

In the first of back-to-back TCAL matches, Tokay (3-0) won 12 of 14 matches at The Jungle.

Recording wins by pins for the Tigers were Seth Chaney (120-pound class), Trenton Edalgo (145), Carson Wood (152), Israr Ali (182), Luke Millan (195) and Jaime Ornelas (220). Tokay wrestlers who won by forfeits were Jerett White (106), Jordan Larson (132), Matt Cooper (170) and James McClaon (285).

Tough losses for the Tigers were Nick Nguyen (113) and Xavier Korcz (126) at 15-1.

In the frosh-soph contest, Tokay won 30-0. Winners were Cameron Senner (160), Alan Pinedo (170), Jason Ordinola (220) and Ivan Becerra (285), all by forfeits.

Varsity girls

Winning by forfeits for the Tigers were Gabielle Medeiros (103), Anayeli Ochoa (113), Jocelyn Barba (118), Jazmin Ruiz (123), Madelyn Evans (128), Maleena Garvey (133), Yesenia Ruiz (139), Jessi Guterriez (145), Hailey Schindler (152), Alexis Borruel (189) and Hailey Brickman (235).

Other victories for Tokay were by America Gonzalez (108), who posteed a 7-6 decision, Samary Ortiz (162) and Alexis Cavero (170) by pins.

Varsity

WRESTLING

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Briley Jordet had 11 points for Liberty Ranch (1-1 in the Sierra Valley Conference, 10-9) in Wednesday’s home contest. Celina Maberto followed in scoring for the Hawks with eight points, and Anjolina Garcia, Viovanna Parino and Kloey Calkins had four points each. Ashley Kirbyson finished with three points, Victoria Lambert two, and Allison Juynh and Isabel Moore one each.

CROSSFIT

Lodi High wrestler Justin Medeiros took first place at Wodapalooza, a three-day crossfit competition in Miami last weekend.

Competing in the men’s 16-18 division, Medeiros was one of approximately 1,600 athletes representing 50 states and 30 countries. Medeiros qualified for Wodopalooza by winning an online worldwide competition. The top 15 in each of the 39 classes for men and women were invited to compete.