It’s been a record-breaking season for many Santa Clarita Valley teams’ cross-country programs as Hart High School had its boys team break its time record at Woodward Park in Fresno along with the Centurions’ Adrian Cantu breaking the Saugus High School time record during Saturday’s state championship. “Really proud of
The Hawks boys’ basketball team hosted its Hart High School Thanksgiving tournament, and on Wednesday, the West Ranch Wildcats earned their first win of the season while the Hawks were defeated at home by Moorpark. The
The Hart High School boys’ cross-country team highlighted the last weekend for teams in the Santa Clarita Valley who participated in the California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section championships as the Hawks finished as finalists in Division 2. “It’s a
The Foothill League has announced that West Ranch senior setter Dani Clewis is the girls’ volleyball player of the year following the Wildcats’ run to the California Interscholastic Federation state playoffs. Player of
The Grizzlies are 2-3 to begin the new season, but have opened the year with tough matchups in Westlake High School and Crespi. On Tuesday, Golden Valley hosted Crespi at home and was defeated, 84-68, despite senior guard
The Cowboys are 6-1 to start the season following a narrow 78-74 win over Buckley High School of Sherman Oaks, and senior guard Isaac Yuhico has led Canyon to victory with multiple 30-point performances.
The 2025 all-league football selections for the Foothill League have been released, and Valencia’s Brady Bretthauer and Brian Bonner are the Co-Players of the Year for this season. Co-Players of the Year:
The Centurions are 4-1 to open the new season, and through the beginning of the season, senior guard Jasmine Garcia has broken the Saugus High School record for the most 3-point shots made in five games. Garcia, who’s shot 26 threes to open
or the second season in a row, the Foothill League has announced Valencia’s Eliana Saga was named the league’s girls’ golfer of the year following an historic season from the junior. Saga, who finished the
Trinity girls’ basketball began the season 3-1, including a season-opening 63-46 win over Pacifica to kick off the new campaign highlighted by sophomore guard Noa Peña’s hot start to the year. In those three wins, Peña recorded 20-plus points
It’s been a good start to the year for Valencia head coach Greg Fontenette and his team as the Vikings began the year with three straight wins over Heritage Christian,
After securing an 81-37 win over Verdugo Hills at home to start the season, Valencia girls’ basketball defeated Granada Hills Charter on Thursday and began the year with back-to-back wins. The Vikings defeated the Highlanders 69-26, with sophomore
With a trip to the Division 7 championship game on the line, it was do or die for the Saugus Centurions as the team played in its first semifinal game since 2017. By the
The Valencia girls’ tennis team is a Division 5 California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section champion as the Vikings won the title 12-6 over St. Joseph High School at the Claremont Club on Wednesday. “The practice, time and effort are paid
Following a season-opening win at home over Antelope Valley, the Cowboys hosted the Buena Park Coyotes in search of back-to-back wins to open the year. The Cowboys defeated the Coyotes, 62-34, with seven
It didn’t take long for the Canyon offense to get clicking in the new year as the Cowboys blew out the Antelope Valley Antelopes in the team’s season opener. Following an appearance in the Division
Following the first year of the William S. Hart Union High School District’s full participation in the girls’ flag football season, players from all seven Hart district high schools, plus Vasquez High School of Acton, were selected for all-Foothill League honors. Player of the Year:
And then there was one. For the first time since 2017, the Saugus Centurions are back in the semifinals of the California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section football playoffs. And in each of the past three games, the Centurions
The California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section prelims, which was held last weekend at Mt. San Antonio College, was a positive weekend for many Santa Clarita Valley crosscountry teams as four schools from the
Fumbles, turnovers and punts. That’s what the game between the Santa Clarita Christian Cardinals and Cate Rams of Carpinteria consisted of when the teams dueled it out in the rain in the eight-man Division 2 California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section