The three volleyball players from the Santa Clarita Valley who made the All-CIF list are each from different schools, but they’re all connected. Shelby Grubbs of Hart, Hannah Caddow of
Four games into the season, it’s a little difficult to tell how a prep basketball team is going to shape up for the road ahead. For the Saugus girls, however,
There are a few new additions to the exterior of the Saugus weight room near the track: Three boards with Centurion track and cross-country records inscribed on them. One is
Keston Hiura says he focuses on two things in regards to his swing: rhythm and timing. “I want to make sure that I’m in rhythm and not being too stagnant
As soon as Toni Bito’s feet left the ground, the crowd went silent. Or at least it did in her head. Her right hand made contact with the ball, snapping
According to Hart girls volleyball player Kylie Mattson, practice doesn’t make perfect, but it does make permanence. “If you keep practicing your techniques you’ll end up being a lot better
By Haley Sawyer Signal Sports Editor While the Saugus football team laid it all on the line throughout the 2018 prep football season, a group of men has been hard
There’s hardly a day that goes by that The Master’s University men’s basketball team doesn’t think about last season’s national tournament. The Mustangs entered the NAIA National Tournament as the
This season’s Foothill League prep football co-players of the year come from programs that are different in a big way. Ben Seymour and Valencia are coming off their 10th straight
For The Master’s University women’s basketball team, every game is a seed planted. The team developed the metaphor during a team retreat at the start of the year and the
College of the Canyons men’s basketball switches up the stat sheet on a regular basis. Across four games this season, the Cougars have changed the starting lineup, too, with myriad
During every Saugus softball game, it’s impossible for the team to stay quiet. The Centurions are constantly chanting and encouraging their teammates. “We’re always super hyped up in the dugout
After a prep golf season that included countless accolades and personal growth when it comes to the game of golf, Noelle Song was named the Foothill League girls golfer of
Trailing by 10 points at halftime, the College of the Canyons football team sat apprehensively in the locker room. Head coach Ted Iacenda entered. He spoke to his team of
Maya Evans’ birthday has always been a big deal. “The thing about Maya is … she made sure everybody knew it was her birthday,” said West Ranch lacrosse coach Leesa
When West Ranch football was moved from Division 9 to Division 6 prior to this prep football season, coach Chris Varner was a little surprised. He didn’t understand how his
West Ranch’s Noelle Song played her last round of prep golf on Thursday at the CIF SCGA SoCal Regional Championship at Brookside Golf Course in Pasadena. Song finished tied for
The Valencia boys and girls basketball teams are holding the second annual “Midnight Madness” fanfest on Saturday at Valencia High School from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The event serves
Midway through the NFL season, Santa Clarita Valley football alumni are still making an impact around the league both on the field and off. Here’s a look at how the
The top lesson that Noelle Song has learned from golf involved planning. “Be patient and do what’s best for your future shot rather than what may impress the other people
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