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Congrats to Class of 2026 Jake Vander Veen for being named to the Cal-Hi Sports 2026 All-State Boys Basketball 🏀 Team la...
05/16/2026

Congrats to Class of 2026 Jake Vander Veen for being named to the Cal-Hi Sports 2026 All-State Boys Basketball 🏀 Team last week! Jake is 1 of only 1️⃣6️⃣ players in California to be recognized as an All-State player in Division 4️⃣ and also 1 of only 170 high school basketball players to be recognized in the entire state. Additionally only 1️⃣2️⃣ players across the entire Sac-Joaquin Section were selected to this list. Jake adds this Cal-Hi Sports All-State selection to his TVL Most Valuable Player, Modesto Bee All-District Second Team, & West Coast Preps All-Sacramento Third Team Area awards from this past season

During the 2025-26 season, the 6’3” Jake averaged 20.4 points on 48.8% shooting, 3.7 rebounds, 3.0 assists, & 1.2 steals. Jake was the ultimate offensive machine for the Knights as he finishes his HS career with over 1,700 career points scored and as one of the Knights’ all-time leading scorers. On the defensive side, Jake was a high-level defender. Jake’s strong effort on defense was evidenced by his 1.2 steals/game

By being selected this year as a Cal-Hi Sports All-State Boys 🏀 Basketball player, Jake joins a very select list of former Ripon Christian High Knights’ boys players that have been named All-State over the past 30+ years. Only 9 other Knights’ boys basketball players have been named All-State over this 35 year span.

Here is the complete list of Knights’ All-State Boys Basketball players over the years:

1. Tim Schoolland: 1991-92
2. Phil Mensonides: 1993-94
3. Wade Kooiman: 1994-95
4. Tyler Goslinga: 2009-10
5. Logan Vos: 2010-11
6. Cade Alger: 2018-19
7. Braden Van Groningen: 2019-20 and 2020-21 seasons (2-time selection)
8. Eli Terpsma: 2022-23
9. Jace Beidleman 2023-24
10. Jake Vander Veen 2025-26

Cal-Hi Sports is widely recognized as a leader in media coverage for California high school sports and player awards over the past 4 decades. This is their 47th Annual edition of All-State Boys Basketball 🏀 Team selections

Add another accolade to the impressive high school 🏀 career of our Knights  C/O 2026 Jake Vander Veen  👀Congrats to the ...
04/17/2026

Add another accolade to the impressive high school 🏀 career of our Knights C/O 2026 Jake Vander Veen 👀

Congrats to the 6’3” combo guard for recently being named to the 29th Annual Six-County All-Star 🏆 Game. This game is scheduled to be played at Modesto Junior College on Saturday, April 25th at 7:30pm 🔥

Jake is 1 of 1️⃣6️⃣ Senior players selected across 6 area counties (San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced, Tuolumne, Mariposa, Calaveras) to participate in this prestigious all-star game

This All-Star selection is a great honor for both Jake & our entire Knights 🏀 program! 💯

Congrats to our Knights Class of 2026 Jake Vander Veen  for being named as a West Coast Preps 2025-26 Boys Basketball 🏀 ...
04/04/2026

Congrats to our Knights Class of 2026 Jake Vander Veen for being named as a West Coast Preps 2025-26 Boys Basketball 🏀 All-Sacramento Area Third Team selection‼️

Jake was 1️⃣ of the top 3️⃣0️⃣ boys’ players in the entire Sac-Joaquin Section area to be named to either the First, Second or Third All-Sacramento Boys Teams. The Sac-Joaquin Section spans from Merced in the south all the way to Yuba City in the north. This is also the 2nd time Jake has been named as an All-Sacramento Area 🏀 selection by the West Coast Preps media outlet in his illustrious high school career.

During the 2025-26 season, the 6’3” Jake averaged 20.4 points on 48.8% shooting, 3.7 rebounds, 3.0 assists, & 1.2 steals. Jake was the ultimate offensive machine for the Knights as he finishes his HS career with over 1,700 career points scored and as one of the Knights’ all-time leading scorers. On the defensive side, Jake was a high-level defender. Jake’s strong effort on defense was evidenced by his 1.2 steals/game.

This is Jake’s second major award to date given to him this season by an area publication as he was also named as a Modesto Bee Boys Basketball 🏀 All-District Second Team selection last week too.

Thank you to the West Coast Preps media outlet and sportswriter Chris Jackson for your recognition of Jake’s accomplishments and also highlighting our Knights boys’ 🏀 program.

Congrats to Jake for this individual recognition of an excellent 🏀 season and career!

Congrats to our Knights Class of 2026 Jake Vander Veen  for being named as a Modesto Bee 2025-26 Boys Basketball 🏀 All-D...
04/03/2026

Congrats to our Knights Class of 2026 Jake Vander Veen for being named as a Modesto Bee 2025-26 Boys Basketball 🏀 All-District Second Team selection‼️

Jake was 1️⃣ of the top 1️⃣2️⃣ players in our area to be named to either the First or Second All-District Teams. This is also the 3rd time Jake has been named as an All-District 🏀 selection by the Modesto Bee in his outstanding high school career.

During the 2025-26 season, the 6’3” Jake averaged 20.4 points on 48.8% shooting, 3.7 rebounds, 3.0 assists, & 1.2 steals. Jake was the ultimate offensive machine for the Knights as he finishes his HS career with over 1,700 career points scored and as one of the Knights’ all-time leading scorers. On the defensive side, Jake was a high-level defender. Jake’s strong effort on defense was evidenced by his 1.2 steals/game.

This is Jake’s second major award to date given to him by a local publication as he was also named as a West Coast Prep’s All-Sacramento Boys Basketball 🏀 Third Team selection last week too.

Thank you to the Modesto Bee and sportswriter Quinton Hamilton for your recognition of Jake’s accomplishments and also highlighting our Knights boys’ 🏀 program.

Congrats to Jake for this individual recognition of an excellent 🏀 season!

Congrats again to our Knights 🏀 players for their Trans Valley League individual awards‼️ And thank you to the Manteca B...
03/18/2026

Congrats again to our Knights 🏀 players for their Trans Valley League individual awards‼️ And thank you to the Manteca Bulletin for your spectacular coverage & recognition of our Knights 🏀 players & program 💯

Most Valuable Player: Jake Vander Veen
First Team: Amos Cady
First Team: Chase Bunnell
First Team: Mason Tameling .t_7
Honorable Mention: Dylan Segaar

Congrats to our Knights Class of 2026 Jake Vander Veen  for being named as Most Valuable Player to the 2026 Trans Valley...
03/17/2026

Congrats to our Knights Class of 2026 Jake Vander Veen for being named as Most Valuable Player to the 2026 Trans Valley League 🏀 All-League selection list. Jake has been named to the TVL’s All-League list for the 3rd time in his HS career in his 4th varsity season (3rd with the Knights). Jake has also been named as TVL MVP for a 2nd season in a row

During the 2025-26 season, the 6’3” Jake averaged 20.4 points on 48.8% shooting, 3.7 rebounds, 3.0 assists, & 1.2 steals. Jake was a dynamic & prolific performer for the Knights who routinely scored in bunches and led his team in scoring on almost every night. Jake’s ability to score from all over the court made him nearly impossible to defend while using elite footwork w/ crafty finishes at the rim, pulling up from midrange for a 2 or knocking down 3FG’s. Jake was the ultimate offensive machine for the Knights as he finishes his HS career with over 1,700 career points scored and as one of the Knights’ all-time leading scorers. On the defensive side, Jake was a high-level defender. Jake’s strong effort on defense was evidenced by his 1.2 steals/game. Jake was the ultimate competitor as he embodied killer instinct on the court that led the Knights to a successful season

Jake had many superb performances including a career-high 40 points in a win versus River Islands HS on 12/6, a stat line of 30 points, 5 boards & 8 assists vs Heritage HS on 2/2, and a 25 point, 10 rebound & 7 assist night vs River Islands HS on 1/13. Jake also scored 25 points in a playoff matchup at home vs Union Mine HS. Jake led the TVL in scoring by a wide margin as he scored at least 14 points in all 12 league games plus scored in double-figures in all 29 games played this season

Jake was an integral part of the Knights success throughout this Trans Valley League championship 🏆 season and was a huge reason why the Knights finished as TVL 🏆 champions for a 6th season in a row, were winners of 8 games in a row plus 10 of 11 games at one point plus reached the CIF-SacJoaquin Section Division 4 🏆 Playoffs

Congrats to Jake for his individual recognition of an excellent 🏀 season!

Congrats to our Knights Class of 2026 Amos Cady  for being named as First Team All-League to the 2026 Trans Valley Leagu...
03/16/2026

Congrats to our Knights Class of 2026 Amos Cady for being named as First Team All-League to the 2026 Trans Valley League 🏀 All-League selection list. Amos has been named to the TVL’s All-League list for the 3rd time in his HS career as he was also named as Most Outstanding Player last year as a junior and named Honorable Mention 2 years ago

During the 2025-26 season, the 6’2” Amos averaged 13.0 points on 43.1% shooting, 6.8 rebounds, 6.5 assists & 2.8 steals per game. Amos was a very dynamic player in his 3rd varsity season for the Knights as he ran the team from the point guard position. Amos routinely filled up the stat sheet w/ points, rebs, assists, & steals while flirting w/ triple-doubles on a nightly basis. Amos finished as the Knights’ top assist man & 2nd leading scorer. Amos’ top-level speed allowed him to get out in transition & find teammates for open shots evidenced by his 6.5 assists/gm. Amos was also an elite rebounder from the guard position evidenced by his 6.8 rebs/gm which was 2nd on the team. On the defensive side of the ball, Amos was one of the Knights’ top defenders. Amos registered a team-leading 2.8 steals/gm to go along w/ many more pass deflections in the halfcourt

Some of Amos’ best overall performances came in a TVL road game at Hilmar HS on 1/7 where Amos registered a triple-double w/ 10 pts,11 rebs, 12 assists & 4 steals in a 69-56 road win. Amos scored a season-high 21 points, grabbed 6 rebounds & dished 5 assists in a pivotal 63-62 home victory vs Sonora HS on 2/13 to clinch the outright TVL title. Amos also put up 18 points, 8 rebounds & 7 assists vs Escalon HS in a 70-51 home win on 1/20. Amos was able to register consistent double-figure scoring in 11 of 12 TVL games played

Amos was an integral part of the Knights success throughout this Trans Valley League championship 🏆 season and was a huge reason why the Knights finished as TVL 🏆 champions for a 6th season in a row, were winners of 8 games in a row plus 10 of 11 games at one point plus reached the CIF-SacJoaquin Section Division 4 🏆 Playoffs

Congrats to Amos for his individual recognition of an excellent 🏀 season!

Congrats to our Knights Class of 2026 Chase Bunnell  for being named as First Team All-League to the 2026 Trans Valley L...
03/16/2026

Congrats to our Knights Class of 2026 Chase Bunnell for being named as First Team All-League to the 2026 Trans Valley League 🏀 All-League selection list. Chase has been named to the TVL’s All-League selection list for the 2nd time in his HS career as he was also named as an Honorable Mention selection last year as a junior

During the 2025-26 season, the lefty 6’4” Chase averaged 9.4 points on 61.7% shooting from the floor, 7.1 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 1.1 steals & 0.7 steals per game. Chase was a staple in the Knights starting lineup & provided great play in his 2nd full varsity season. Chase’s overall inside-outside skills coupled with his size & length allowed him to play with his back to the basket & provide interior offense close to the bucket, drive the lane to score facing the basket, or spot up on the perimeter for an open 3FG make. Chase also rebounded well evidenced by his 7.1 rebounds which was tops on the team. Additionally Chase utilized his great length on the defensive end for a blocked shot or a pass deflection for a steal

One of Chase’s best overall 2025-26 season performances came in a huge January TVL road win at Sonora HS. With the Knights exchanging punches with 2nd place Sonora, Chase scored 6 straight points in the 2H en route to a season-high 15 points on 6-7 shooting from the floor including 2-3 from 3FG range to go along w/ 7 rebounds to help lead the Knights to a crucial 62-58 victory. Chase also scored 14 points & grabbed 10 rebounds plus dished 4 assists in a 58-49 win over Downey HS in December . Chase also hit double-figures in scoring 13 times this past season plus recorded 8 double-doubles including 3 of them in the Ron Peterson Riverbank Tournament while being named to the All-Tourney team

Chase was an integral part of the Knights success throughout this Trans Valley League championship 🏆 season and was a huge reason why the Knights finished as TVL 🏆 champions for a 6th season in a row, were winners of 8 games in a row plus 10 of 11 games at one point plus reached the CIF-SacJoaquin Section Division 4 🏆 Playoffs

Congrats to Chase for his individual recognition of an excellent 🏀 season!

Congrats to our Knights Class of 2026 Mason Tameling for being named as First Team All-League to the 2026 Trans Valley L...
03/15/2026

Congrats to our Knights Class of 2026 Mason Tameling for being named as First Team All-League to the 2026 Trans Valley League 🏀 All-League selection list. Mason has been named to the TVL’s All-League list for the 3rd time in his HS career as he was also named First Team last year as a junior and Honorable Mention as a sophomore

During the 2025-26 season, the 6’3” Mason averaged 9.6 points on 49.2% shooting from the floor (40.6% on 3FG’s), 5.1 rebounds, 2.8 assists & 1.9 steals per game. Mason finished as one the Knights’ top outside shooters w/ a total of 53 makes behind the 3-point line across only 23 games played due to injury. Over the course of Mason’s 3-year varsity career, he earned the reputation for being a consistent shooter & an elite perimeter scorer. When his defender was forced to help off to another Knights’ player, Mason’s ability to score behind the 3-point line was lethal. Mason was also a strong perimeter defender while racking up 2 steals per game using his elite quickness

Mason produced a top moment for the Knights this season. With the Knights trailing Hughson HS by 3 points late in the game on Homecoming Night, Mason received a pass in the corner & knocked down a buzzer-beater 3 pointer to send the game into OT in which the Knights eventually won. One of Mason’s best overall performances came in a February home game vs Division 1 opponent Heritage HS of Brentwood. Mason scored a season-high 15 points on 5 made 3FG’s on only 9 attempts plus added 7 rebounds & 3 assists in a huge 74-72 home win. Mason also helped lead an emotional win vs rival Ripon HS by scoring 14 points while connecting on 4 made 3FG’s in a 74-49 home victory. Mason recorded a double-double vs Hilmar HS by scoring 11 points & grabbing 10 rebounds in a 76-49 home win

Mason was an integral part of the Knights success this Trans Valley League championship 🏆 season and was a huge reason why the Knights finished as TVL 🏆 champions for a 6th season in a row, were winners of 8 games in a row plus 10 of 11 games at one point plus reached the CIF-SacJoaquin Section Division 4 🏆 Playoffs

Congrats to Mason for his individual recognition of an excellent 🏀 season!

Congrats to our Knights Class of 2027 Dylan Segaar  for being named as Honorable Mention to the 2026 Trans Valley League...
03/15/2026

Congrats to our Knights Class of 2027 Dylan Segaar for being named as Honorable Mention to the 2026 Trans Valley League 🏀 All-League selection list. Dylan has been named to the TVL’s All-League selection list in his 1st full varsity season as a junior

During the 2025-26 season, the 6’4” Dylan averaged 5.6 points on 60.0% shooting from the floor, 3.6 rebounds & 0.4 blocks per game. Dylan was a dynamic player in his 1st full varsity season for the Knights and provided great play for the Knights whether it was as a starter or coming off the bench. Dylan’s size allowed him to be the recipient of teammate’s assists near the basket for an easy layup, grab an offensive rebound and score on a putback, or step out for an open 3-point jumper. Additionally Dylan utilized his great length on the defensive end for an impressive blocked shot or control the boards while corralling the opponent’s missed shots

One of Dylan’s best overall 2025-26 season performances came on the road in a 73-52 win versus Hughson HS on January 30th. In that game Dylan scored a career-high 12 points and grabbed 7 rebounds to help lead the Knights to an important TVL road victory

Dylan was an integral part of the Knights success throughout this Trans Valley League championship 🏆 season and was a huge reason why the Knights finished as TVL 🏆 champions for a 6th season in a row, were winners of 8 games in a row plus 10 of 11 games at one point plus reached the CIF-SacJoaquin Section Division 4 🏆 Playoffs

Congrats to Dylan for his individual recognition of an excellent 🏀 season!

02/19/2026

🚨 D4 BOYS 🏀 PLAYOFF FINAL🚨

1st Round of CIF-SJS Division 4 Playoffs at RCHS Gymnasium:

#9 Union Mine HS 63
#8 62
FINAL

Knights leading scorers:

-C/O 2026 Jake Vander Veen 25pts (3 3FG’s) 6asts 4asts
-C/O 2026 Chase Bunnell 12pts 8rebs 2asts
-C/O 2026 Amos Cady 11pts 6rebs 6asts 2stsl
-C/O 2026 Mason Tameling 6pts 7rebs 3asts
-C/O 2027 Dylan Segaar 4pts 6rebs
-C/O 2029 Jeremiah Lambdin 4pts 8rebs 2blks

Knights lose a real heartbreaker at home in the 1st Round of the CIF-SJS Boys Division 4 bracket; the Knights were clinging to a 62-60 lead with under 25 seconds left to play before Union Mine HS worked the clock down on their last possession then connected on a contested 3FG from the right mid-wing to take the lead for good at 63-62 w/ only 2.5 seconds left to play; Knights called timeout & still had 1 final chance to win but could not get off a shot; Knights fell behind midway thru the 1Q at 16-8 but eventually tied up the game at 18-18 early into the 2Q; Union Mine responded & took a 35-27 lead into halftime; the Knights biggest deficit of the night reached 10 points early in the 3Q before they used a 9-0 run fueled by Jake Vander Veen’s back to back 3FG’s to draw within 1 point at 38-37; Knights completed the comeback at 41-41 on a Chase Bunnell putback w/ 2:03 left in the 3Q; it continued to go back & forth until midway thru the 4Q when the Knights took their largest lead of the night at 54-49 on a steal & breakaway layup by Amos Cady & then again at 61-57 on a Bunnell layin with just under 2 minutes to play; Union Mine roared back with 3FG’s under 2 minutes to play on their last 2 possessions including a banked in 3FG shot as the shot clock expired to draw within 1 point at 61-60 with only 35 seconds left to play; Jake Vander Veen was then fouled and made 1 of 2 FT’s to put the Knights ahead at 62-60 w/ 0:23 left to play before the final possession for Union Mine ended with the game winner with only 2.5 secs left in the game; Knights season ends with a crushing defeat at home and they finish the year at 18-11 overall; the great careers of Jake Vander Veen, Amos Cady, Mason Tameling, Luke Walton, & Chase Bunnell come to a close

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