For the first time in Gavin Diaz’s career, the junior left-hander tossed a complete game en route to the Centurions’ 7-1 win at home over the Golden Valley Grizzlies Wednesday. “Diaz keeps throwing the ball well
The boys’ and girls’ lacrosse regular season ended on Wednesday, with games featuring not only playoff implications but also Foothill League title deciders. On the boys’ side, the Saugus Centurions clinched the title with a win over West Ranch on
All season long, the Centurions’ offense has been a lineup that opposing Foothill League pitchers have been unable to stop. After the Saugus offense tagged three runs in the first inning, the Centurions powered though the Hawks’
After the Castaic Coyotes took a two-run lead following the top of the first inning, Saugus softball coach Kyle Mark said he wasn’t worried about his Centurions falling behind early. The Centurions responded with a two-run
The 16th annual “Women in History” presentation brought Saugus High School students on a trip to space as this year’s theme was female astronauts on Monday afternoon in the Saugus High gymnasium. The six women who were
Adolescents face a number of challenges when navigating life in high school. There’s the pressure of achieving high grades, while simultaneously filling up their afternoons with sports or other extracurricular activities to have a better chance of getting into their dream college.
Plus, scores from around the Foothill League Going into the seventh inning, the West Ranch Wildcats held a 2-1 lead over the Saugus Centurions. And following a line out from Centurions’
Plus, scores from around the Foothill League After recording their 20th volleyball win of the season with a victory over the Canyon Cowboys last week, the Saugus Centurions followed up their performance with a four-set win, 19-25, 25-15,
Plus, scores from around the Foothill League Following a loss to Oaks Christian on Saturday in non-league play, the Saugus Centurions bounced back in Foothill League baseball play with a 11-2 win on
After the Centurions scored seven runs in the top of the fifth inning, Saugus looked poised to win big over the Wildcats at West Ranch as they held a 7-1 going
Plus, scores and photos from around the Foothill League In the Foothill League opener, the matchup between the Castaic Coyotes and Saugus Centurions had the feel of a playoff game
Seven schools in the Santa Clarita Valley were among the 408 junior high and high schools named as a 2026 California Distinguished School by State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond, according to a California
The Saugus boys’ tennis team secured its third win of the Foothill League season on Tuesday over the Hart Hawks, 10-8, and fifth overall win of the regular season. In singles play, the Hawks (1-4, 1-3) and Centurions (5-3,
The SoCal regional semifinals featured two thrilling matchups for teams in the Santa Clarita Valley with a trip to the regional championship on the line. But in the end, the Saugus Centurions’ girls team was the
Aaryan Patel knew he wanted to go into a STEM field after his grandfather, who was also his closest family member, died from stage four lung cancer. Following his dream, Patel was accepted into the Research Science Institute,
If there’s an easy way of explaining Academic Decathlon – that is, what it does and who it’s for – it’d be that it exists because some people love learning for its own sake. That doesn’t necessarily mean students
Emerson Davis paid a visit to the William S. Hart Union High School District’s office on Wednesday and was met with multicolored canvases that highlighted prominent Black figures in history. As she took in the creative minds of
Friday night’s Division 2 championship game was a night that the Saugus Centurions wished they could have back. Following a 6-0 scoring run to open the game, the Centurions shot 5-for-28 from the field for the rest
Saugus High School’s Lunar New Year Festival is only three years old, but for some students, it’s already become an event that’s helped to define their high school experience. That’s because the festival – a showcase
There were no million-dollar outfits, or thousands of screaming fans waiting to catch a glimpse of their favorite movie stars on the red carpet like at the Academy Awards. But the applause inside Valencia High School’s theater on Friday was just as electric. Students and community members