Entering his third year playing varsity for Trinity Classical Academy’s football team, Carson Campuzano had one thing on his mind entering the season: win. “I wanted to lead the team
By Haley Sawyer, Diego Marquez and Dan Lovi Signal Staff Writers Growing up as the son of a football coach, Ryan Camacho had an itch. That itch was to get
By Haley Sawyer, Diego Marquez and Dan Lovi Signal Staff Writers This season, Ben Seymour was all business. But although he had a no-frills approach to the game, his play
By Haley Sawyer and Diego Marquez Signal Staff Writers 2018 was a year of milestones for teams and athletes across the Santa Clarita Valley. The sports staff at The Signal
Of the 133 junior college football programs in the nation, the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) houses more than half of them (68), and therefore has its own All-America
With the college football regular season wrapped up, we take a look at how some of the alumni of Santa Clarita Valley schools fared during the 2018 campaign. Marquise Brown
It hasn’t always been an easy road for College of the Canyons quarterback Wyatt Eget. After his senior year at West Ranch in 2016, he didn’t receive any offers and
Canyon High School announced the hiring of Joseph Maiale as the new varsity football coach in a press release on Thursday afternoon. Maiale said he was offered the position on
The Saugus football team had a successful 2018 campaign, finishing with an 8-4 record and tied for second place in the Foothill League. The Centurions also won a playoff game
Coming off a historic season at West Ranch, quarterback Weston Eget took another momentous step on Wednesday night, beginning the next chapter in his athletic and academic career. Eget officially
West Ranch quarterback Weston Eget announced his commitment to New Mexico State University, an NCAA Division 1 team, via Twitter on Wednesday afternoon. ” To begin, I would be nowhere
It’s no surprise Hart’s Michael Colangelo got invited to this year’s Blue-Grey All-American Bowl at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. He’s been putting in work on the football field since
Walking onto the field at Rio Norte Junior High School on Wednesday afternoon, a voice could be heard over the public address system. “It’s bigger than the World Series, the
For 10 weeks during the regular season, the College of the Canyons football team celebrated Saturday nights with a victory and a raucous rendition of the traditional postgame “Cougar Prayer.”
The College of the Canyons football team secured the Southern California Football Association (SCFA) National Division, Northern League Championship last week with a 42-30 win over Bakersfield. Now, a familiar
This season’s Foothill League prep football co-players of the year come from programs that are different in a big way. Ben Seymour and Valencia are coming off their 10th straight
Records were meant to be broken, especially with all the talent coming out of the Foothill League. A whole lot of them came tumbling down during this historic season. But
Trailing by 10 points at halftime, the College of the Canyons football team sat apprehensively in the locker room. Head coach Ted Iacenda entered. He spoke to his team of
It was a first half of football unlike College of the Canyons had seen all season. The Cougars hadn’t given up more than 14 points in a game all year.
By Jon Stein For The Signal Saugus, a team historically known for its rushing attack, made it a point this season to showcase a more balanced offensive game plan. That