Staging a furious sixth-inning comeback against Hope International Friday, scoring five runs and tying the game, The Master’s University completed the come-from-behind win, 7-6. Down 5-0 against Hope International (19-21,
Following in her brother’s footsteps, Taylor Moorehead starting playing soccer at the young age of four. “I wanted to be like my brother,” said Moorehead. “I would watch my brother
I’ve been working quite a bit on course strategy with my college team recently. While reviewing their scorecards at the conclusion of tournament rounds, it is evident that we need
There are certain times of the year that stand out more than others. Early February represents the Super Bowl. March brings us March Madness. And, for my family, we love
Moving to California 10 years ago, brothers Tyson and Zack Drake watched the oldest of the Drake brothers, Braden, play volleyball as children. “He (Braden) played in club and high
A week and a half after taking home the CIF Division 5 state tournament title, Santa Clarita Christian boys basketball coach James Mosley is still as proud of his team
Winning the 2018 Thailand Super League’s Best Small Forward of the year award for the second consecutive year, averaging 28.6 points, 12.3 rebounds, 6.5 assists and two steals per game
As Saugus baseball entered the fifth inning against Arroyo Grande, Bobby Garcia could feel the stakes rising. He’d yet to allow a run in the Righetti Tournament game, and knew
Hart boys soccer’s Lawrence Luna is never short on motivation to score, but this season, that motivation took an interesting form. “One of my friends … said if I score
Hart baseball split a two-game series against Santa Margarita on Tuesday afternoon in non-league matchup. The Indians started the day with a 5-2 win over the Eagles. Cody Jefferis drove
After moving from Texas to California two years ago, Valencia senior Derrick Top will be moving yet again – but this time it’s only for four years. Top will experience
Excelling on the tennis court, Saugus’ Erin Pang has impressed many off the court as well. “Erin is a great player,” said Valencia co-head coach Jennifer Azevedo. “Being selfless and
By Jon Stein For The Signal Jordan Starr has put on a show for Santa Clarita Christian all season, and after a 21-point performance in his team’s 78-66 CIF-State Division
By Diego Marquez Signal Staff Writer Putting up a valiant effort against Crescenta Valley Friday evening, Valencia girls lacrosse lost 13-4. Hustling to loose balls, attacker Kianna Shakir started the
By Diego Marquez Signal Staff Writer With the conclusion of winter sports comes the All CIF-Southern Section selections for basketball and soccer. Finishing the season 26-5 overall and going undefeated
By Signal Staff Former Canyon boys basketball coach Sean DeLong will return to the position he held for four seasons before stepping down after the 2015-2016 season. That year, Canyon
Golf can be a very competitive game. Whether you are competing against a player who can outdrive you by 50 yards, or you are competing against a player who gets
Is it just me, or does Jordan Spieth seem to be invisible these days? I’m not sure if it is the Tiger Woods effect, but Spieth’s name is rarely mentioned
By Jon Stein For The Signal The Canyon boys volleyball team found itself in need of an attitude adjustment midway through Thursday’s match with visiting Golden Valley at Canyon High
By Diego Marquez Signal Staff Writer On a hot day at the Santa Clarita Aquatic Center, Valencia swim defeated Saugus in both the boys and girls meets. The boys won