A pair of Santa Clarita baseball products were announced as MLB All-Stars this week. Dodgers’ pitcher Tyler Glasnow was set to make his All-Star Game debut this upcoming week at
Playoffs and the Western Conference title were well in hand, but that didn’t deter the Blue Heat from bringing the intensity in Sunday’s home win over Los Angeles Soccer Club.
Academic scholarships, big plays and bragging rights were all up for grabs on Saturday at the fourth annual Tyler Skaggs Foundation All-Star baseball game. Eight local stars took the field
Trinity Classical Academy has announced Justin Stark as the new head coach for the Knights baseball program. Stark takes over a thriving program from former coach Trevor Brown as the
Rosters were announced on Tuesday for the fourth annual Tyler Skaggs Foundation Baseball All-Star Game and Undergraduate Showcase Game, including more than a dozen Santa Clarita Valley players. Eight local
Golden Valley High School announced Marc Kennedy as its new baseball coach on Monday. Kennedy gets the bump up to head coach for the 2025 season after three seasons as
Just a day after the team’s summer camp and months after another successful season, Saugus softball head coach Amanda Clark was let go by the administration. Clark, a math teacher,
Hart alumnus Brad Meza has made his way back home. Meza was announced as the Hart baseball coach on May 20, three days after the team won the Division 2
The Master’s University baseball freshman Ryan Shalkevich set out a goal to throw in about 10 innings in his first year of collegiate baseball. The former West Ranch pitcher earned
Coaches Mike Rego and Bob Shults were shocked when they found out they were being let go, weeks after one of their best seasons at Golden Valley softball. The coaches
News release Golden Valley High School has announced the appointment of Ronald Allen as the new head coach of the Lady Grizzlies girls’ basketball team. Born and raised in the
A host of athletes at William S. Hart Union High School District schools were honored at last week’s governing board meeting for their success during the spring postseasons. Both the
West Ranch alumnus Danny Bryant had one throw left to leave the NCAA National Championships in Eugene, Oregon, with some hardware. After two throws that weren’t up to par, Bryant
Valencia alumnus Ricky Ojeda dominated on the mound in his senior season with Vikings baseball. Now as a freshman UC Irvine Anteater, not much has changed. Ojeda made an immediate
Santa Clarita will be represented in this year’s Special Olympics Southern California Southern California Games as a local women’s basketball team, the Diva Sharks, looks to bring home the gold.
For the second straight year, a CIF baseball championship returned to the Santa Clarita Valley. Hart hoisted the CIF Division 2 trophy and earned coach Jim Ozella the ultimate prize
The spring high school lacrosse season is all wrapped up, with the Foothill League showing parity in both boys and girls’ leagues as each had co-champions. The Saugus and Hart
Former West Ranch thrower Danny Bryant has come a long way since injuring his wrist two years ago. Bryant, a BYU thrower, has bounced back since the injury that ended
LAFC SCV will send two of its local Santa Clarita teams to represent the youth soccer club at Nationals this July. For LAFC SCV G 2008, it’s a shot at
To College of the Canyons mens’ golf coach Gary Peterson, winning the program’s 11th state championship this season was expected. COC dominated opponents this season, overcoming pressure time and time
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