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
Throughout the 2017-2018 school year, College of the Canyons was constantly making headlines for the way their sports programs performed on and off the field. “Our resources are pretty fantastic
Any number of fun facts could illustrate the talent possessed by The Master’s University men’s basketball team last season. The NAIA No. 1 ranking. The 29-3 record. The conference title.
Committing to Bowling Green State University in Ohio on a full-ride athletic scholarship, College of the Canyons wide receiver RB Marlow took a path less traveled to play football at
Saugus cross country coach Rene Paragas had always wanted to host a meet in the Santa Clarita Valley and partnering with The Master’s University on an event the Christian liberal
When The Master’s University Athletic Director Kelvin Starr saw the refinished playing surface inside TMU’s gymnasium, you might say he was, well, floored. “Could not be happier with how the
Asked Monday about why she runs marathons, The Master’s University alum Katrina Graham didn’t have to answer. “Because she’s sick,” interjected TMU assistant coach Amie Schroeder. “Why would anybody do
Sitting in his garage with friends and family Wednesday night, Valencia High alum and University of Hawaii pitcher Dylan Thomas received some big news that he has been waiting on
Gina Menez will never forget the day she received a call-up to Triple-A. Menez, a Florida resident, had flown across the country last week to watch her niece graduate from
By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal The Master’s University track team’s most prominent athlete this season has been a dynamic freshman hurdler from Canyon High. And that doesn’t figure to
By Jesse Muñoz For The Signal College of the Canyons may have come up short in its playoff series vs. Palomar College, but the Cougars certainly aren’t lacking in postseason
Abigail Frankian’s pre-race routine is organized, if not regimented. Depending on a meet’s schedule, the TMU senior and Saugus High grad plans when to eat so she’s not too full
By Jesse Muñoz/COC Sports Information Director College of the Canyons will take the field in a California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) Southern California Super Regional for a third straight season
On most Sundays during the offseason, College of the Canyons baseball coach Chris Cota took his dog out while he jogged around campus. And most Sundays, Cota could see pitcher
TMU baseball’s Aaron Shackelford opened the season by saying his team’s goal was not only to play in the NAIA World Series for the third straight year, but to win