By Jacob Hirsohn For The Signal Golden Valley came into Friday night’s CIF-Southern Section Division 6 quarterfinals with two clear choices: beat Fountain Valley, and return to the semifinals, where
NORCO — Putting up crooked numbers and finishing games with running clocks was par for the course for Valencia in the regular season. Through two postseason games, it’s done nothing
After being released from film on Tuesday, a group of mohawk-ed heads made their way onto the field for football practice. Nearly every Saugus player had shaved his head in
Canyon football has gotten a second chance at playoffs this season, and the opportunity has breathed new life into the team. “I think it’s an energy boost,” said coach Rich
Receiving a home playoff game should not be taken lightly. Golden Valley will be the first team to tell you that. The Grizzlies return to Canyon on Friday to play
Hart defensive end CJ McMullen isn’t sure how to feel about his new nickname: “Sackmaster.” He earned the moniker after last week’s record-breaking performance against Sierra Canyon in which his
When asked what kind of physicality he was expecting in Friday’s game against Norco, Valencia quarterback Connor Downs cracked a smile and looked out into the distance. “We plan to go out
Santa Clarita Christian School lineman Noah Nnabuo has a simple way of tracking how big the players on opposing teams are. He was certainly impressed with at the size for
When senior Connor Downs took over as Valencia’s quarterback this season, he took the keys to an offense that helped guide the team to eight straight Foothill League titles. Not
In Saugus football’s Foothill League game against Canyon, Nathan Eldridge flew around the field at defensive back with one hand wrapped and taped until he appeared mummified up to the
Exposure can be everything in junior college football. More games mean additional tape and additional chances for a four-year program to find you and extend an offer for your services. College
Canyon High needed no luck Friday night to defeat San Gorgonio, 36-28, in the first round of CIF-Southern Section Division 6 playoffs. The Cowboys just needed to rely on their
By Nate Graham For The Signal It’s said all life is a play. Well, if that’s the case, the Saugus football team appeared ready for its curtain call Friday. The
Three different running backs scored in Valencia football’s 54-23 win over Great Oak of Temecula on Friday night at home. Luring Paialii scored three times, Moises Haynes scored twice and
Hart and Sierra Canyon made it clear how they felt about each other well before kickoff Friday night. Players had gone back and forth on social media all week and,
Santa Clarita Christian football is the No. 1 seed in Division 13, the San Joaquin League champions and has an undefeated record to boot. Tonight, they begin what could be
Saugus lost its season-finale to Hart but, more importantly, the Centurions came away from the game with a healthy Nathan Eldridge. The Cents had already clinched a top-three finish in
Canyon players sat on pins and needles last Saturday, awaiting a decision on whether Oxnard would be eligible for the postseason, with the Cowboys seeking an at-large bid in CIF-Southern
Golden Valley football’s game against Nipomo will be an all-day affair. The Grizzlies will depart their school at 11 a.m. for a three-hour charter bus ride up the coast to
Hart quarterback JT Shrout was quick to credit the team’s receivers who stepped up in its season-closing win over Saugus, a game in which its top two receivers, Da’Von Jones