Following Wednesday’s games, the girls’ volleyball season has come to an end across the California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section. And in the Santa Clarita Valley, multiple teams ended the year in position for postseason berths across the Foothill and Heritage Leagues with playoff brackets set to be released on Friday at 3 p.m.
After Wednesday’s games, here are the scores and final girls’ volleyball standings from around the Santa Clarita Valley:
Foothill League
West Ranch 3, Valencia 0: Following a straight-set sweep over the Valencia Vikings (24-13, 7-5), the West Ranch Wildcats (15-4, 10-2) ended the 2026 season as back-to-back Foothill League champions.
West Ranch junior hitter Devyn Kobe reached 1,000 career kills with head coach Jamey Ker describing his player as a force to be reckoned with.
“From day one, she has been an offensive force and has only become more efficient and dominant as the years have progressed,” Ker said in a statement sent to The Signal. “Having reached this milestone before finishing her junior year is a testament to her skill, leadership and reliability as an offensive powerhouse.”
The win was the Wildcats’ 27th Foothill League win in a row and they were unbeaten in league play the past two seasons.
The loss dropped the Vikings to third in the Foothill League standings with a 7-5 record and in position for an automatic playoff berth.
Saugus 3, Castaic 0: After a straight-set sweep over the Castaic Coyotes (16-13, 5-7), the Saugus Centurions (30-9-1) snagged their 30th win of the season with senior Kimora Hogains passing the 900-career-kill milestone.
“This year, she’s a clear No. 1 and she’s made a huge leap as she sees the court well and hits for a high percentage,” Saugus head coach Zach Ambrose said. “On the other hand, she’s also an amazing leader. She’s a great captain and keeps the girls focused.”
The Centurions ended the season in second in the Foothill League standings and will enter the playoffs riding a three-game winning streak.
As for Castaic, the loss kept the Coyotes outside of the top four automatic playoff berths in the Foothill League, with a 5-7 record. Although the Coyotes are in fifth place, Castaic is eligible to receive an at-large playoff bid as the team ended the season above .500 overall with a 16-13 record.
Canyon 3, Hart 1: After four consecutive losses, the Canyon Cowboys (17-15, 6-6) ended the season with a four-set win over the Hart Hawks (6-20-2, 2-10) on Wednesday.
With the win, the Cowboys finished the season 6-6 in Foothill League play, fourth in the standings and will receive an automatic playoff berth.
As for Hart, the Hawks ended their season with a 2-9 Foothill League record and sixth in the standings.
Golden Valley: Golden Valley (9-24-4, 0-12) ended the season Tuesday with a straight-set loss to Valencia. With the loss, the Grizzlies ended the year winless in Foothill League play but ended the season as winners of three out of their last four games.
Heritage League
Trinity 3, Vasquez 1: Trinity (19-7, 16-0) ended its season on Tuesday with a straight-set sweep over Vasquez to clinch the Heritage League title unbeaten.
The Knights will enter this year’s postseason with an automatic playoff berth and plenty of momentum as the team ended the season with a three-game winning streak.
SCCS 3, Desert Christian 0: Like the Trinity Knights, the Santa Clarita Christian Cardinals (18-8-2, 12-4) ended their season on Tuesday with a straight-set sweep over Desert Christian.
With the win, the Cardinals ended the season in second in the Heritage League standings with a 12-4 record and earned an automatic playoff berth. They will enter the postseason as one of the teams with the most momentum as the Cardinals won their last eight games.
