After narrowly missing out on a playoff bid last year, the College of the Canyons football team is ready to prove that they belong with the best teams in the
By Jesse Muñoz For The Signal The College of the Canyons women’s volleyball roster looks a lot different than it did a season ago, but the mentality of the
In 2016, if you were to ask College of the Canyons women’s soccer midfielder Crystal Sanchez if she wanted to continue playing soccer, her answer would be a hesitant “no.”
College of the Canyons volleyball swept Glendale Community College in its season opener at the Cougar Cage on Wednesday, but the final score wasn’t indicative of how much the Cougars
Walking off the pitch after a 4-0 shut-out of Cypress College on Tuesday at College of the Canyons, the Cougars were all business after the season-opening win. “Everything depends on
In 28 seasons, Master’s men’s soccer coach Jim Rickard had never seen anything quite like this. Namely, he’d never seen a team move the ball the length of the field
Stanford receiver and Hart alumnus Trent Irwin likens his approach to football to fishing. “I really enjoy the minute details that it takes to sort of get something going in
The Saugus girls tennis team opened up the season Monday, defeating Bishop Alemany 68-67 in games and tied them 9-9. Sophomores Riyana Chhabra and Natalie Ratzlaff, who was brought up
Over the past seven seasons, College of the Canyons women’s soccer team and coach Justin Lundin have created a winning tradition that is unheard of and a feat that few
The Master’s University’s fall sports teams set out to construct challenging non-conference schedules for 2018, an endeavor validated last week when the NAIA released its preseason coaches polls. Several of
Losing only one game out of the final six games they played (4-1-1), Canyons men’s soccer team will try to carry the momentum they finished with last year into the
The Master’s University men’s soccer team ended the season earlier than expected with a loss in the Golden State Athletic Conference Tournament semifinals in 2017. Ahead of the 2018 season,
Leaving for Florida today, The Master’s University women’s soccer team looked like they were in midseason form in their final scrimmage of the season against Providence Christian College at Reese
There’s a play from The Master’s University women’s soccer team’s 2017 season that embodies both the past and present of its star player. In the clip, Jasmine Logan, a Valencia
Before every game last season, College of the Canyons quarterback Andrew Brito received a text message from his New Jersey-based dad. Typically, it was a photo of a tiger. “Motivational
The Master’s University women’s volleyball team will enter 2018 with hopes of pushing into the top half of its conference standings and with yet another world-class volleyball player on its
By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal When West Ranch High graduate Jack Dudeck arrives at The Master’s University this fall for his first season of collegiate golf, he’ll be playing
HOLLYWOOD – California prep football is in the midst of a migration. Players from Southern California have been flying north to Oregon. They’re called the “Cali Flock,” according to social
Natalie Gilmore For The Signal Representing the United States in Fyn, Denmark, Alex Allevato took sixth place in the 2018 Fyn ITU Duathlon World Championships. On July 8th, the
If you were to walk into The Master’s University gymnasium, you would see a re-finished and smoothly polished playing surface with new logos and graphics only a couple months after
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