Walking through the Santa Clarita Christian School hallways during basketball season, Noah Veluzat was constantly greeted by pint-sized SCCS basketball fans. “They’re just really nice,” Veluzat said. “They’re like, ‘Hey
In 2016-17, the Santa Clarita Christian School boys basketball program went 16-6, losing in the 2017 CIF-Southern Section Division 5AA quarterfinals to Rolling Hills Prep. In 2017-18, the program ended
Every summer, The Signal recognizes the fastest of fast, the toughest of tough and, well, the best of the best when it comes to sports in the Santa Clarita Valley.
It’s no doubt that athletics play a major factor in the Santa Clarita Valley for kids and parents alike. With the success that Santa Clarita Christian School, Santa Clarita Valley
Relatively new to the Santa Clarita Valley, the West Ranch has shown throughout the 2017-18 school year that they belong in the competitive Foothill League. “I think we got a
Setting some pretty lofty goals, the Valencia high school sports programs set the bar pretty high for the incoming class of student-athletes year after year. “Our goal is always to
Natalie Gilmore For The Signal An indoor gym and some fierce competition is exactly what the Saugus girls basketball team needed during a Southern California heat wave. Traveling to Burroughs
Sometimes, on days when there is a softball game happening at the same time as basketball practice, Saugus girls basketball coach Jason Conn will stop practice. He’ll accompany his team
Hart High School has always upheld a sense of tradition and success and the 2017-18 sports year was no exception. Some teams continued their typical standards of success, but there
Considered the underdog for most sports in the Foothill League, Golden Valley High School has embraced the role and ran with it since the schools’ inception in 2004. “You get
Filling out college applications, for the most part, can be tricky and nerve-racking. But for Valencia’s Chidinma Ikonte, applying to numerous different colleges and universities across the country, the process
Reaching the semifinals of the 2018 Saugus Summer Sensation Tournament, the Centurions girls basketball team looked revamped to take on Brentwood at Saugus on Friday night. Adding some much-needed height,
In a low-scoring game at the War On the Floor Tournament, Saugus boys basketball took on the La Canada Spartans at John Burroughs High School in Burbank on Friday. Choosing
Jumping out to a lead midway through the first half, West Ranch boys basketball came out with a tenacity that was unrivaled against St. Bernard at the War On the
Returning to the helm of Canyon basketball after a two year hiatus, former Cowboy head coach Sean DeLong is back on the sidelines showcasing this year’s Canyon basketball team in
In the Santa Clarita Valley Boys & Girls Club Basketball Championship, the Valencia Boys & Girls club team traveled to Newhall to take on the Newhall Bulls at the Boys
By Adam Carrington For The Signal Former Valencia boys basketball coach Chad Phillips, who has more than 20 years of coaching experience in California, was introduced as the new boys
Finishing the season undefeated in Heritage League play and winning the CIF Division 5 boys basketball state title, Santa Clarita Christian School boasted three of their five starters, Jordan Starr,
Towards the end of December, Whitten Dominguez was hurting. Shortly after recovering from a shoulder injury, he injured his Achilles. Despite the pain, Dominguez reached a point where he couldn’t
When she was a kid, Talia Taufaasau constantly watched crime shows like “Unsolved Mysteries” and “The First 48” with her grandmother. “I grew up watching them and so, like, mysteries
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