Football

Foothill League play is officially in full swing in the Santa Clarita Valley.  This season has been full of headlines, with hot starts from Valencia, Canyon and Castaic.  The second-year

Depleted Knights struggle to stop the run, Rangers win, 57-22  Trinity Classical Academy football head coach Mike Parrinello was quite frank about his team’s play on the road last week

Valencia Vikings football registered its first shutout in two seasons on Friday night after a blowout win over the Saugus Centurions.  The Vikings won the game, 48-0, pounding the Centurions

Santa Clarita Christian Cardinals football held the Milken Community Wildcats offense in check thanks to four interceptions in Thursday night’s win at Birmingham High School.  The Cardinals won the Heritage

West Ranch Wildcats football’s defense put on a show in Thursday night’s win over the Canyon Cowboys.   The Wildcats finished with three interceptions, a trio of sacks and a plethora

After nearly every team won their week three matchups, local teams struggled for the most part in week four.  Canyon is the last undefeated team in the Santa Clarita Valley

Santa Clarita Christian Cardinals football dropped its first game of the season in Friday’s road loss against the Valley Christian Academy Lions. The Lions jumped all over the Cardinals, stacking on

Trinity Knights football took its first loss of the season on Friday after a lopsided loss to the hosting Arleta Mustangs.  The Mustangs won the game, 49-8, behind a terrific

Opposing back scores a hat trick as Bulldogs win, 35-14  Golden Valley football has prided itself on its run game to start the season.  Friday night against Garfield, it was

Eisenhower Eagles football made a stand on Friday night, holding off a rallying Hart Indians team with a plethora of momentum.   The Eagles came up with a vital sack on

By Jonathan Andrade  For The Signal  Not long after the opening whistle, it became apparent it was going to be a long night for the Saugus High football team.  A

By Matt Lechuga  For The Signal  The Canyon Cowboys leaned on their stable of playmakers en route to a dominant 48-9 win over the host Royal Highlanders on Friday night,

St. Paul Swordsmen football turned on the jets early in its non-league win over the West Ranch Wildcats.  The Swordsmen won the game, 42-7, scoring all of their points on

Castaic football Swiss Army knife Paul Lotz plays all over the field for the Coyotes. Lotz exploded as a running back in Thursday’s non-league finale, a home win over the

By Justin Vigil-Zuniga and Tyler Wainfeld  Signal Staff Writers  Nearly every local team brought home a win last weekend as non-league play winds down. But, five local teams remain undefeated