Arion Armeniakos is a journalist for Tracy Press Inc., specializing in local sports coverage. His articles focus on basketball and soccer games, highlighting the victories and performances of various teams. Arion's work has also been featured in SPORTbible.
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By: Arion Armeniakos
Untimely injuries to key players have been the story of the season so far for first-year head coach Rob Gatrell and his West High football team.
The Kimball High football team was all smiles as they huddled up for a post-game briefing after their devastating 72-14 victory over Analy High at Don Nicholson Stadium Friday night.
The Tracy High football team had no answers for Edison Friday night as the Vikings came into Tank Town and rocked Wayne Schneider Stadium with a 40-0 victory.
By: Arion Armeniakos
The Millennium High cross country team played host to the fourth Central California Athletic Alliance (CCAA) meet of the season at Legacy Fields in Tracy on Tuesday.
The Kimball High girls' tennis team snapped a three-game losing streak when they defeated West High 8-1 on their home courts Tuesday afternoon.
By: Arion Armeniakos
The Mountain House High varsity water polo teams hosted Sierra in a Valley Oak League (VOL) clash Monday night.
The Mountain House High football team could not stop Central Catholic from handing them their ninth straight loss on the year — fifth on the bounce in the Valley Oak
The Kimball High football team could not have possibly dreamed of a better start to their regular season ending Tri-City Athletic League (TCAL) crosstown
The Tracy High and Millennium High girls cross country teams turned in strong performances at the CIF SJS Sub-Sectional meet in Angels Camp last
The Kimball High and Millennium High boys cross country teams both qualified their entire teams for the CIF SJS championships at the Willow Hills Reservoir Course in Folsom this Saturday.
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