By Erik Boal For The Signal BURBANK — The opportunity to play for, and finally win, a CIF-Southern Section title is still two months away for the Canyon girls basketball team.
In the Hart Holiday Classic championship game, it was a matchup between sparkle and grit. Although Hart was unable to completely contain its opponent, as Sierra Canyon won 79-63, they
Canyon girls soccer defeated Granada Hills, 3-0, in the quarterfinals of the Hart Tournament at College of the Canyons on Friday afternoon. Marisa Rodriguez, Cynthia Valdez and Jacqueline Morrison scored
Prep boys basketball West Ranch 62, Agoura 42 Andrew Austin led West Ranch (8-3) with 22 points. Austin Galuppo 12 rebounds, six assists and six steals to go with eight
It’s a traditional preleague cliche for teams to say they’ll challenge themselves heading into their respective league play. That’s been more than just lip service for the Santa Clarita Christian
It took the Saugus girls basketball team until Feb. 4 of last season to pick up their 13th win of the season. When the Centurions entered the gym Thursday night,
Prep girls basketball Canyon 66, Foothill Tech 44 Rachel Bowers led the way with 30 points and 14 rebounds in Canyon’s second-round win at the West Coast Holiday Festival at
A 14-point win wasn’t enough to get Hart boys basketball coach Tom Kelly to crack a smile Wednesday night. A night after one of their best passing performances of the
After watching a pair of blowouts prior to taking the floor in its Hart Holiday Classic opener Tuesday, Hart provided one of its own to finish out the night. The
The Canyon boys basketball team had a pretty solid understanding of what it was up against in facing Sierra Canyon on Tuesday afternoon. A late entrant into the Hart Holiday
The Trinity girls basketball team lost three key contributors from last year’s team, including Taylor Oshiro, who’s now playing at Cal Lutheran. Knights coach Daniel Hebert is back for a
Trinity Classical Academy boys basketball coach Tod Bernard thinks offensively. Therefore, he thinks instinctually and expects the same from his team. Bernard knows his team has talent, he just needs
Prep girls basketball Canyon 53, Corona Centennial 40 Canyon (7-2) secured the Nike Tournament of Champions title with the win in Phoenix, Ariz. Your Nike TOC Champions! ???????? pic.twitter.com/x06SpD99Hf —
A search for the best boys basketball team in the Santa Clarita Valley usually starts and ends within the Foothill League. That may not be the case this year. With
Santa Clarita Christian girls basketball has a few challenges ahead of them this season. First, they’ve moved up to Division 5AA after making it to the CIF-Southern Section Division 6
Santa Clarita Valley boys basketball teams have given us no shortage of statistical anomalies and big-time wins a little over a month into their respective preleague seasons. Here’s a look
For The Master’s University women’s basketball coach Dan Waldeck, extending thoughts and prayers to those affected by the Thomas Fire simply wasn’t enough. “I know people were praying,” Waldeck said,
Prep boys basketball Heritage Christian 73, Valencia 69 (OT) Zach Hawkins led the Vikings (4-5) with 17 points and made the SFV Invitational all-tournament team. Jayden Trower and Josh Assiff
To say the last few weeks have been tough sledding for the West Ranch boys basketball team would be an understatement. It started when head coach Shant Bicakci stepped down
Prep boys basketball West Ranch 57, BC Christian 53 Austin Galuppo led the Wildcats (5-3) with 28 points in the Mission Prep Classic victory. Hart 72, Oxnard 59 Tre Harrill