
Saugus football takes down Sonora
By Nate Graham For The Signal It’s said all life is a play. Well, if that’s the case, the Saugus football team appeared ready for its curtain call Friday. The

By Nate Graham For The Signal It’s said all life is a play. Well, if that’s the case, the Saugus football team appeared ready for its curtain call Friday. The

Three different running backs scored in Valencia football’s 54-23 win over Great Oak of Temecula on Friday night at home. Luring Paialii scored three times, Moises Haynes scored twice and

Hart and Sierra Canyon made it clear how they felt about each other well before kickoff Friday night. Players had gone back and forth on social media all week and,

Santa Clarita Christian football is the No. 1 seed in Division 13, the San Joaquin League champions and has an undefeated record to boot. Tonight, they begin what could be

Saugus lost its season-finale to Hart but, more importantly, the Centurions came away from the game with a healthy Nathan Eldridge. The Cents had already clinched a top-three finish in

Canyon players sat on pins and needles last Saturday, awaiting a decision on whether Oxnard would be eligible for the postseason, with the Cowboys seeking an at-large bid in CIF-Southern

Golden Valley football’s game against Nipomo will be an all-day affair. The Grizzlies will depart their school at 11 a.m. for a three-hour charter bus ride up the coast to

Santa Clarita Christian middle blocker Cora Machado did her best to rally her teammates when the Cardinals found themselves down 24-20 against Glendale Adventist of Glendale during the CIF-Southern Section

Hart quarterback JT Shrout was quick to credit the team’s receivers who stepped up in its season-closing win over Saugus, a game in which its top two receivers, Da’Von Jones

Nearly all right-handed golfers I work with are concerned only with their left arm during their golf swing. The idea is to keep your left arm straight during your

Valencia football has coasted through Foothill League play. Now, it’s time to see what they can do against fellow Division 2 teams. The Foothill League champions are the No. 3

I was recently watching my seven-year old son enthusiastically put on his Stormtrooper costume in preparation for Halloween trick-or-treating. Watching his face light up made me feel great, and his

When West Ranch golfer Zoe Campos prepares for tournaments, she thinks calm thoughts. She doesn’t get nervous or emotional about anything. But when Campos saw her best friend Brianna Navarrosa

At one point in College of the Canyons volleyball’s match against Bakersfield, Emily Burns was struggling. For every kill that she successfully executed, it seemed like another was called out

Gus Johnson’s iconic voice has been on the call for thousands of sporting events throughout an illustrious career. Last Saturday, while doing play-by-play for Oklahoma at Oklahoma State, Johnson belted

For Hart baseball players Cole Roederer and Bryce Collins, it seemed like Fall Signing Day would never come. Both had committed to their respective colleges nearly three years ago –Roederer

Though it didn’t seem so at first, Valencia senior Britain Reynolds was right where he should’ve been when he showed up for his first cross country practice the summer before

On Tuesday, former Valencia swimmer Julia Wolf felt a familiar arm around her shoulder. It felt like her dad, Jay, but it couldn’t be possible. Wolf had moved to Indiana

When Golden Valley kicks off Friday at Nipomo in the first round of the playoffs, it will do so with its highest-ever postseason seed in school history – No. 2

It was match point in Game 3 for Santa Clarita Christian volleyball on Tuesday, and the players, coaches and fans inside the Cardinals’ gym were getting impatient. SCCS’ total was