
Football records broken across Foothill League
As the regular season in the Foothill League came to a close, the record books started opening up. Players (and coaches) from across the Santa Clarita Valley have been crossing

As the regular season in the Foothill League came to a close, the record books started opening up. Players (and coaches) from across the Santa Clarita Valley have been crossing

The answers took on a staccato rhythm. Matt Moore’s been great, huh? “No question,” said College of the Canyons football coach Ted Iacenda. He’s got a cannon arm, right? “A

Golden Valley coach Dan Kelley said before the Grizzlies’ game Friday that running back KJ Maduike was healthy and ready to go. In hindsight, Kelley might somehow have undersold the

College of the Canyons running back Tylan McBride looked to be in a glass tunnel as he cut through a hole in the line and hurtled upfield. Santa Monica defenders

Golden Valley running back KJ Maduike ran for two touchdowns and more than 300 yards as Golden Valley improved its playoff resume with a 49-28 win over West Ranch at Valencia

Valencia High football retained its position as the dominant force in the Foothill League with a 48-14 victory over Canyon High on Friday night at Canyon. The win ensured that

Hart High defensive back Da’Von Jones set the tone on Saugus’ very first play. His interception was the first of four crucial Hart picks in the Indians’ 24-7 win Friday

A tantalizing opportunity played out how the numbers said it would. Trinity Classical Academy football entered Friday afternoon’s game with a chance to tie for the Prep League’s best record

Santa Clarita Christian and Saddleback Valley Christian played lights out in the battle for the San Joaquin League title on Thursday night. Literally. With 9:29 left in the third quarter,

Saugus High School takes on Hart High School is Signal Sports’ Game of the Week. See what the coaches, players and experts have to say about the big game. Be

This Friday, both Hart High and Saugus High will make their final impressions on Foothill League football in a 7:30 p.m. matchup at College of the Canyons. “We need to

This is not meant to scare, but to simply to inform: Finishing in the top three of the Foothill League does not necessarily guarantee a playoff spot anymore. The Foothill

College of the Canyons football lost to Cerritos College, 24-21, on the road Saturday evening. Cougars quarterback Matt Moore played well in his second start, completing 26-of-42 passes for 349

Trinity Classical Academy football ended a four-game losing streak on Friday night, shutting out Firebaugh, 32-0, on the road at Lynwood High School. “A win always feels good,” said coach

After defeating Southlands Christian 27-26, Santa Clarita Christian could be looking at their first-ever league title in 11-man. The win moves the Cardinals to 4-0 in San Joaquin League play

Saugus High bounced back from its first loss of the season with one of its best offensive performances in a 44-20 win against Canyon at College of the Canyons on

Hart High junior Da’Von Jones took a handoff on a misdirection play, slipped through a hole in the line and blasted up the sideline in the first quarter Friday night.

The Valencia High Vikings began their Friday night matchup with West Ranch one win away from clinching at least a share of their eighth Foothill League title in a row.

Looking at this week’s Foothill League football matchup between Golden Valley and Hart, it’s hard to tell who has more momentum coming in. The Grizzlies (5-3 overall, 1-2 league) earned

Valencia High only needs one more win to secure at least a share of an eighth consecutive Foothill League title. Two wins would guarantee an outright crown. However, coach Larry