With rain coming down, the bases loaded and no outs in the bottom of the seventh inning, Hart baseball’s Rocco Saldivar approached the plate. “I was just trying to stay
The start of Foothill League baseball season brings an equal sense of both excitement and speculation. Results from last season as well as this preleague can serve as indicators for
Josh Kristoff picked up his first win as the Santa Clarita Christian baseball coach on Monday as the Cardinals beat Saint Monica of Montrose 3-2. Pitcher Josh Sparks held the
West Ranch’s Casey Burrill says his greatest pleasure as a baseball coach comes when he can do his part in helping match one of his players with the ideal college
The West Ranch baseball team had a couple massive assignments Friday afternoon. The Cats made their first-ever trip to Stockdale, a perennial power in the Bakersfield area. They were also
The Hart baseball team bounced back from a pair of losses with a 3-1 Easton Tournament win over Oaks Christian on Tuesday afternoon at Hart. Senior right-hander Ryan Carolan
By Jesse Muñoz For The Signal In what might be described as a case of “anything you can do, I can do better,” the College of the Canyons baseball
Trinity Classical Academy’s season opener at Vasquez included a light snowstorm and extra innings before eventually ending in a tie due to a lack of light. By comparison, Thursday’s rematch
Valencia sophomore right-hander Ryan Kysar struck out 13 in six innings of work as the Vikings beat Crespi 4-0 on Thursday in the Easton Tournament. Kysar allowed just one hit
Canyon’s offense had chances aplenty Wednesday afternoon against Lancaster. On two separate occasions, the Cowboys moved runners to second and third with nobody out. But sloppy defense resulted in a
The West Ranch baseball team got the length it was hoping for from junior right-hander JD Callahan in his season debut. But the defense was another story. The Wildcats (0-2)
By Jesse Muñoz/COC Sports Information Director For The Signal After a three-year journey in which he transformed from a redshirt freshman to the conference player of the year, College of
It sounds like a birthday. The Master’s University men’s basketball team has for some time been anticipating a No. 1 national ranking. But, frankly, the Mustangs don’t expect to feel
Jesse Muñoz For The Signal It’s been an historic week of firsts for the College of the Canyons women’s tennis program. Last Friday, the Cougars played and hosted the
It was a transfer of power. Or, really, two transfers with power. So far, Jaiden France and Preston White have added punch to a Master’s baseball lineup that lost several
Valencia resident Cayden Kollasch was already on cloud nine from having the opportunity to attend Hunter Greene’s Baseball Fest in Inglewood on Jan. 7. The clinic put on by Greene,
It’s not often that you get TV cameras and a plentiful crowd for a high school baseball alumni game, but that’s become the norm for Hart over the years. When
The weekend at Master’s evoked the title of a popular TV series from yesteryear. Friday and Saturday were defined by threes, and plenty of company. Friday: Josh Robison launched three
When Hart softball coach Steve Calendo learned that his team had leaped from CIF-Southern Section Division 3 to Division 1, he had mixed reactions. “It was an eyebrow-raiser for a
Prep boys basketball Santa Clarita Christian 93, Trinity Classical Academy 47 (at The Master’s University) Kaleb Lowery led SCCS with 23 points and 20 rebounds. Jordan Starr added 18 points