
Foothill girls hoops roundup: Valencia’s Konrad breaks record
Valencia High girls basketball’s Kayla Konrad only played for three quarters Friday against West Ranch, but that was all the time she needed to set the program record for points
Valencia High girls basketball’s Kayla Konrad only played for three quarters Friday against West Ranch, but that was all the time she needed to set the program record for points
Three nights after Austin Galuppo delivered the greatest offensive performance in West Ranch boys basketball history, the Wildcats produced the most impressive defensive effort by any Foothill League team this
For the first eight minutes of warm-ups Friday night at Saugus High, Hart’s Whitten Dominguez couldn’t find his shooting touch. From there, the ball touched little but the bottom of
Fighting to keep their footing in a five-way tie for first-place in Foothill League, Golden Valley came into Canyon High Friday night looking to snap a two-game losing streak. The
Rivalry dominance between Santa Clarita Christian basketball and Trinity basketball has switched hands. On Saturday, the Cardinals defeated the Knights in both the boys and girls games, with scores of
Since 2007, the first year Foothill League boys basketball featured its current six schools, there had never been as many as five teams tied for first place after five games.
Not even having two points taken off the scoreboard Tuesday was enough to prevent West Ranch from securing its first Foothill League girls basketball win, rallying for a 46-43 victory
West Ranch 46, Golden Valley 43 Eleanor McQuillen had 19 points in the Wildcats’ win and Katie Joyner added 15 points. For the Grizzlies, Serene Tyus had 14 points and
Riding a two-game losing streak, Saugus boys basketball found itself trailing Canyon late in the first quarter on Tuesday. That’s when Zach Phipps went to work, scoring the Centurions’ next
The frequency of the phrase made it seem like Hart boys basketball had just survived a fishing expedition in a hurricane. “Weather the storm,” senior Ben Kaufman said of the
By the time Valencia boys basketball coach Chad Phillips emerged from the visitor’s locker room Friday night at Saugus High, the clock was already ticking down. “We can be excited
The Master’s University men’s basketball team garnered national attention after beating both Vanguard University and Westmont College last week. On Tuesday, the Mustangs stampeded Vanguard with a 93-72 victory on
Santa Clarita Christian boys basketball let an early lead slip away in the final three minutes of its Monday night home game against Faith Baptist of Canoga Park, but landed
Santa Clarita Christian girls basketball didn’t have much time to prepare for Faith Baptist of Canoga Park, thanks to a Saturday night game, but it turned out the Cardinals only
Golden Valley High always gives Hart High problems, according to Indians girls basketball coach Terra Palmer. Friday night was no exception, as the Grizzlies refused to roll over for three
Hart High boys basketball has been searching for balance: equal effort on both sides of the ball throughout all four quarters of play and equal contributions from every player. It
Valencia High boys basketball won Friday’s back-and-forth thriller at the buzzer — just not the final one. Saugus had summoned a surge near the end of the third quarter, taking
Suren Aghazadian didn’t know what to expect in the second half Friday, especially after playing limited minutes in the first half for West Ranch following two early fouls. Unfortunately for
Trinity Classical Academy varsity girls basketball beat Lancaster Baptist, 38-25, at The Master’s University on Thursday evening. Taylor Oshiro led the Knights with 18 points, five rebounds and four assists.
The College of the Canyons men’s basketball team will head into Saturday’s Western State Conference opener at the Cougar Cage riding a five-game win streak and looking to get above
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