Santa Clarita Christian football went on the road Friday night and knocked off Capistrano Valley Christian of San Juan Capistrano, 55-19, in a San Joaquin League showdown. SCCS quarterback Tristan
Standing at a Saugus High football practice, you’d think you were at a Zumba class. Zesty Latin music floods the practice field, blaring from speakers just outside the sidelines. Its
The scariest aspect of Valencia High’s 35-14 win over Hart High on Friday, at least for other Foothill League teams, is that the game showcased the Vikings’ host of talented
If validity was needed for West Ranch High football’s upswing, this week’s CIF-Southern Section polls can provide it. Last week, the Wildcats were No. 10 in Division 9. This week,
“Same damn story, same damn story.” The words emanated from Valencia High’s postgame huddle last week after the Vikings let another halftime lead get away. Apparently enough was enough. Valencia’s
It’s a common question in football: Will they go for two? After scoring their final touchdown of the night against West Ranch, Canyon found itself down one and in that
Led by another strong defensive effort, Saugus extended its perfect record into the first week of Foothill League play with a 21-9 victory over Golden Valley on Friday night at
Trinity Classical Academy has forfeited its non-league football game Saturday night in the interest of “rest,” the school’s athletic director said Friday. Matt Dixon told The Signal that canceling the
La Verne — The Webb Schools of Claremont never gave back the momentum the second they took the lead in the first quarter. They also didn’t expect Santa Clarita Christian
If the 2016 high school football season has taught us anything so far, it’s that you can’t sleep on any team in the Foothill League. The race for the league
Nathan Eldridge isn’t who he’s supposed to be. Saugus High quarterbacks are supposed to be runners-who-throw, not throwers-who-run. They certainly aren’t supposed to toss 14 touchdowns against two interceptions through
West Ranch High’s Jake Rice was a lightly used wide receiver last season. Golden Valley High’s KJ Maduike was a backup. Valencia High’s Moises Haynes was on junior varsity. Canyon
In this week’s CIF-Southern Section cross country polls for both boys and girls, the Foothill League teams didn’t move an inch. The West Ranch boys remain at No. 3 in
Trinity Classical Academy’s winning streak, coupled with Santa Clarita Christian’s struggles, pointed to a different 2016 Faith Bowl than last year’s lopsided first edition of the crosstown rivalry. Instead, it
A Calabasas High defender slung Valencia quarterback Aaron Thomas to the ground late in the fourth quarter. The punt team shuffled onto the field. It was the Coyotes’ eighth sack
Valencia High’s mantra last Friday wasn’t one uncommon to the football vernacular: Play all four quarters. It was vital, though, for a team that saw a halftime lead turn into
Canyon High football won its fourth straight game Friday night, defeating the Simi Valley Pioneers, 48-13, at Simi Valley High School behind 28 unanswered points in the third quarter. “I’m
The West Ranch Wildcats used a late touchdown run from quarterback Wyatt Eget to cap off a wild homecoming night, defeating Oxnard High 21-17 on the last play from scrimmage.
La Puente — Quarterback Tyler Lee trusted his arm in the first half and relied on Ryan DeMarois in the second half after losing star running back Caden Kulp for
It wasn’t easy, but Saugus remained unbeaten with a 35-23 victory Friday night at Agoura High. Saugus (5-0) fell behind in the third quarter against Agoura (0-5) before pulling away