Four SCV softball players named All-CIF

Monday’s release of the 2017 All-CIF Southern Section softball teams featured a Foothill League champion, two Division 3 runners-up and one glaring omission. Shea O’Leary, ace pitcher of the Foothill

All-CIF softball teams released

The CIF-Southern Section released its All-CIF softball teams on Monday. Here are the Santa Clarita Valley players who were honored: Division 1 Saugus’ Cassidy FitzGerald Valencia’s Shea O’Leary Division 3

UPDATE: Hart QB comments on Cal commitment

Hart High senior quarterback JT Shrout has already delivered on one goal in prompt fashion. The outcome of another aspiration will have to wait until the fall. Shrout, a three-star

More Than an Athlete: Saugus’ Victoria Hodge

In order to understand the connection between recent Saugus High graduate Victoria Hodge’s running career and her severe hearing loss, imagine you’re 3 years old and desperate to communicate with

Hart quarterback has 10 college offers

For Hart High senior quarterback JT Shrout, playing in the Pac-12 has always been a dream. So, obviously, earning an offer from Cal Berkeley late last month qualified as a

Valencia grad Hiura picked by Brewers at No. 9

Valencia High baseball coach Mike Killinger remembers Keston Hiura as an even-tempered player, never too high or too low. Maybe that’s why Hiura initially remained seated as a roomful of

MLB Draft Q&A: Valencia grad Keston Hiura

In a 2016 interview with The Signal, UC Irvine coach Mike Gillespie might have best summed up Keston Hiura’s situation in 2017 with the MLB Draft looming on Monday. At

CIF-SS girls volleyball, tennis ’17 playoff divisions released

Girls volleyball Division 2: Valencia, Hart Division 3: West Ranch Division 4: Canyon, Saugus Division 5: Golden Valley Division 8: Trinity Classical Academy Division 9: Santa Clarita Christian Division 10: Albert Einstein Academy, Santa Clarita Valley International

Coaches react to 2017 football playoff groupings

The CIF-Southern Section released its 2017 playoff groupings Thursday largely to a collective yawn from Foothill League football coaches. The divisions, it seems, didn’t differ much from a tentative draft