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Vytas Mazeika

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former sports reporter turned weeklies editor for the Bay Area News Group ... graduated from Carlmont High in 1994, English bachelor's degree from UCLA
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Riordan sputters in second half as Folsom rallies to claim NorCal title

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By Vytas Mazeika
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
FOLSOM – On a chilly night over 100 miles from home, Archbishop Riordan's historic season came to a sudden halt one week earlier than expected. The previously unbeaten Crusaders appeared poised to advance into next week's CIF state Division I-AA championship after a nearly flawless first half on offense in which Stanford-bound quarterback Michael Mitchell Jr. orchestrated six consecutive touchdown drives.
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Riordan sputters in second half as Folsom rallies to claim NorCal title Original

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By Vytas Mazeika
| The Mercury News Verified
After scoring touchdowns on first six possessions, Crusaders held scoreless after intermission. Offer valid for non-subscribers only RevContent Feed
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‘It was a joke’: Wilcox falls in see-saw NorCal 2-A final after controversial call

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By Vytas Mazeika
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
LINCOLN – There was no trophy presentation for Wilcox on Saturday night. While waiting on the sideline at Twelve Bridges High School for the ceremony to commence, Chargers coach Paul Rosa ran out of patience. Barely minutes after a controversial penalty helped cost his team a spot in next week's CIF state Division 2-A championship game, Rosa told his distraught players to walk off the field. "Ridiculous," Rosa said of the final sequence in the NorCal regional tilt.
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