College of the Canyons men’s basketball player Chris Bradford knew he had a transformative season ahead of him. Bradford, who calls himself a very ambitious person, made a major change
As the ball left Stephanie Soares’ hand, The Master’s University’s 6-foot-6 center elected not to watch its trajectory as a bystander from beyond the three-point arc. Instead, she bolted toward
After playing basketball overseas for a season, Golden Valley grad Taylor Statham was excited to come back home to the Santa Clarita Valley last week to sunny weather and a
Nearly all professional, collegiate and high school sports were suspended or canceled in the last few days with the health and safety of the athletes, staff and all those involved
Both The Master’s University’s men’s and women’s basketball programs concluded their respective seasons and conference tournaments destined for NAIA Division 1 postseason tournament berths. On Thursday morning, reality became a
In a stunning move of events on Wednesday evening, the professional sports world came to a sudden halt. The NBA became the first professional American sport to suspend all future
The Golden State Athletic Conference canceled all games and matches between GSAC teams from March 12 to March 25 in an effort to limit the spread of coronavirus Thursday morning.
In the third year of its existence, the College of the Canyons women’s tennis team has rocketed to a fantastic start, winning nine of its first 10 matches. One of
By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal Annett Davis did not wish to overanalyze the Mustangs’ loss to CSUN on Saturday morning. There was a pressing matter at hand – namely,
Tied in the seventh inning against Glendale Community College, the College of the Canyons softball team needed something big to happen in their Western State Conference (WSC), South Division opener.
No. 20 The Master’s University secured a dominant 105-73 win over Life Pacific University Thursday night at The MacArthur Center during the Mustangs’ final home game of the season. “Super
By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal Tim Soares walked toward the Mustang student section, waving his arms like a conductor, beckoning the cheers to grow still louder. Days earlier, on
After he returned to campus following a long four days at the Pacific Collegiate Swim and Dive Conference Championships last week, head coach Byron Davis took a moment to reflect
College of the Canyons women’s tennis has been off to a dream start in the 2020 season with an 8-1 record overall record, going 4-1 in Western State Conference play
Saugus High School graduate and current College of the Canyon’s football team kicker/punter Tanner Brown might have not ever picked up a football at Saugus if it wasn’t for his
By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal Mike Penberthy was running late for practice. It did not matter that Penberthy was an All-American on a Master’s men’s basketball team headed to
Not too many things went right for The Master’s University men’s basketball team in an 80-79 loss to Menlo College at The MacArthur Center on Thursday night. Menlo took an
By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal The overwhelming consensus is that Master’s senior Brooke Bailey possesses long-range capabilities rare among her peers. “She’s the best shooter in the country and
A banner that read “The house that Alto built” hung in the entryway to Wendell Pickens Field at Orange County College on Monday afternoon as the school’s baseball team was
With seven seconds left in the game, Ottawa University, Arizona’s Brian Carey drove to the basket with The Master’s University’s Darryl McDowell-White draped all over him. His shot missed and