A key to the success of Hart High girls basketball’s “run-and-gun” offense is, well, that the ball finds the bottom of the net. That didn’t happen as often as the
FRESNO — For the first time in more than a decade, no Santa Clarita Valley team or athlete earned a title at the CIF State Cross Country Championships on Saturday
The first four minutes were a struggle for The Master’s University women’s basketball team Friday. These were the, um, highlights: Lewis-Clark State of Idaho layup. TMU turnover. LC State second-chance
Today’s CIF State Cross Country Championships at Woodward Park in Fresno could produce a 10th title in 11 years for the Saugus girls. The day could serve as a capstone
For at the least the fifth time in its history, Valencia High football will face an NCAA Division 1-bound quarterback late in the postseason. This year it’s USC-commit Jack Sears
An open letter from Valencia High football alumni to the 2016 Vikings on the morning of their CIF-Southern Section Division 2 semifinal at San Clemente: Good morning. Excitement and nervous
The backyard ritual continued for several months. A 10-year-old Moises Haynes would charge at his 6-foot-2, 250-pound father in an attempt to bowl him over. “He told me, ‘Run me
As it turns out, there’s more football to be played for local high school teams, and you can watch both remaining squads in Friday night’s CIF-Southern Section semifinals without leaving
It’d be hard not to appreciate the transparency of The Master’s University senior Bianca Cubello. The 6-foot-1 women’s basketball forward said this week that she has one foot in the
No Foothill League girls tennis players advanced through the first day of the CIF-Southern Section individual sectionals on Monday. That’s not to say the league’s young players didn’t have success.
College of the Canyons football coach Ted Iacenda might have summed it up best. “We could’ve easily just mailed it in,” Iacenda said Saturday after his team’s 27-3 loss to
LONG BEACH — Needing a two-point conversion to tie the score and wanting to catch Wilson High of Long Beach off guard, Saugus High hurried to the line and snapped
Asked what challenges El Segundo High football presents, Golden Valley coach Dan Kelley didn’t hesitate. “They’re 10-1,” he said. Meaning: The Eagles present myriad challenges and have for almost every
At 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Golden Valley High’s practice field served as center stage. Darkness blanketed its edges as low-slung portable lights allowed the Grizzlies to wrap up one of their
It’s all perspective. Saugus High football’s defense gave up 29 points in a CIF-Southern Section Division 6 first-round win over Crescenta Valley of La Crescenta last week. Not a lockdown
The expectations this year for The Master’s University men’s basketball team continue to rise as shots continue to fall. When the season began, first-year coach Kelvin Starr wasn’t sure his
en Hugo Castillo stepped down as Golden Valley softball coach last month, the school knew right where to look for a replacement. Officials wanted someone with experience who could build
College of the Canyons’ road win in Saturday’s regular-season finale encapsulated the Cougars’ year. They trailed Bakersfield College nearly the entire game, fighting uphill and surging over the hump in
Jacob Moss always wanted to be a Cardinal. As an elementary school student at Santa Clarita Christian, he rubbed shoulders with older standouts like Collin Keoshian, a future NCAA Division
LOS ANGELES — Bad followed good, almost without exception. Hart High recovered its own squib kick to open the game. It fumbled one play later. Indians quarterback Nick Moore scored
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