GLENDALE — Making it to the consolation championship at the Glendale College Holiday Tournament, College of the Canyons women’s basketball gave Alan Hancock all it could handle for 40 minutes
Quarterback Wyatt Eget and wide receiver Jarrin Pierce of COC football had already made verbal commitments to their future schools a few days ago. On Wednesday afternoon in front of
GLENDALE — Canyons women’s basketball team traveled south to Glendale to face off against Ventura College in the Glendale College Holiday Tournament on Wednesday. Trailing in the opening moments of
By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal One reason coach Kelvin Starr is pleased to be heading into a 10-day break is because it provides The Master’s University men’s basketball team
It hasn’t always been an easy road for College of the Canyons quarterback Wyatt Eget. After his senior year at West Ranch in 2016, he didn’t receive any offers and
Hosting the No. 3 ranked Wayland Baptist Flying Queens at the MacArthur Center, The Master’s University women’s basketball team found themselves trailing for all but three minutes and 43 seconds
Enjoying success over the fall sports season, The Master’s University not only performed up to standards, but surpassed them as multiple athletes across the sports of cross-country, soccer and volleyball
The College of the Canyons women’s volleyball team had a season filled with ebbs and flows, as the Cougars were able to defeat some of the top teams in the
In Barrancabermeja, Colombia, most kids grow up playing soccer. That’s not the case for The Master’s University men’s basketball starting point guard Hansel Atencia. “Everyone asks me that all the
There’s no easy way to say this: The Master’s University women’s basketball team has become a nuisance. The key to the Mustangs’ recent string of stingy defensive efforts? “We were
Winning its first conference title in program history, the College of the Canyons men’s soccer team had 12 players earn postseason awards, including the Western State Conference Player of the
When Becker University goaltender Cody Foster realized he stopped 66-of-67 shots against Western New England University on Dec. 1, he wasn’t surprised. He was tired, but he was already thinking
Against Hope International University on Thursday evening, one motif emerged for The Master’s University women’s basketball team: Identity. “The word for today was identity,” said Rebekah Throns. “We really wanted
College of the Canyons women’s soccer had nine players named to an All-Western State Conference team. Out of those nine, six of those players competed in the Foothill League for
By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal The Master’s University women’s basketball team features a formidable one-two punch at the four and the five. The No. 14-ranked Mustangs have a 6-foot-6
On Sunday morning, Shaddrick Lowery sat in a meeting with Eastern Michigan University football coach Chris Creighton on the College of the Canyons campus. Lowery had just taken a visit
The Southern California Football Association released its 2018 postseason awards on Thursday and 16 College of the Canyons football players plus head coach Ted Iacenda were amongst the honorees. Iacenda
Any worries that The Master’s University women’s volleyball team would lose steam or focus with three days off for Thanksgiving – and two weeks between competitions for that matter –
It’s been a whirlwind fall for Mikala Tockstein. The Hart High graduate, who cemented herself as one of The Master’s University’s all-time best cross-country athletes over the last four years,
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
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