A program-first is usually met with strictly positive vibes, but West Ranch girls tennis coach Dina McBride is well aware of the road that lies ahead in the CIF-Southern Section
Entering the 2017 season, College of the Canyons women’s volleyball’s biggest enemy wasn’t a team or a player. Its biggest enemy was, rather, an idea. “Complacency was something we wanted
Saugus freshman Hayley Mihut knows how to use her brain. She’s a straight-A student who wants to be a pediatric neurosurgeon and is constantly balancing grades and softball. But when
When Shelby Grubbs broke the record for career blocks and blocks in a season in Hart’s home sweep of Woodrow Wilson of Long Beach, she knew it. “I started cheering
The maximum capacity for the gymnasium at the Henry Mayo Fitness and Health Center is 665 people. The crowd for Trinity Classical Academy’s first-round playoff matchup against Hawthorne Math and
Hart girls tennis coach Allan Hardbarger knew what his singles players were up against in their CIF-Southern Section wild-card playoff against Burbank. “They’re so strong in singles,” Hardbarger said. “We
By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal The 40-passenger bus rolled to a halt about a half hour before midnight, and one by one players from The Master’s University women’s volleyball
College of the Canyons flexed its muscle on both sides of the ball for a second straight week, beating Cerritos 45-9 on Saturday at Cougar Stadium. Since a loss to
Each week Hart’s offensive line has a sack-free performance, quarterback JT Shrout has a special reward for the guys protecting him. Breakfast burritos from Jimmy Dean’s. “It was my dad’s
After the CIF-Southern Section Team Championships on Monday, West Ranch girls golf’s Zoe Campos was ambivalent. On one hand, her final score of 3-under 71 helped the Wildcats advance to
The CIF-Southern Section announced the playoff pairings for girls tennis on Monday afternoon. West Ranch and Valencia will play on Nov. 1 at 2 p.m., while Hart’s wild card match will
Football Division 2 No. 3 Valencia Division 3 No. 10 Hart Division 6 No. 4 Golden Valley No. 6 Saugus No. 8 Canyon Division 9 No. 9 West Ranch Division
Trinity Classical Academy’s boys and girls cross country teams took home the Heritage League titles with first-place finishes at the league championship Wednesday at Griffith Park. The Knights move on
As halftime at Friday’s football game between Canyon and Saugus came to a close, the Cowboys surrounded an assistant coach, jumping and yelling four words. “Who got my back?” the
West Ranch’s football field has neither lights nor large bleachers, meaning they must play their home games at Valencia High School. But on Friday night, Valencia football reminded the Wildcats
With a shade over 30 seconds to play and the game tied, and a Golden Valley punt upcoming, Hart looked to put the ball into quarterback JT Shrout’s hands one
Trinity Classical Academy football will take the field against Rio Hondo Prep of Arcadia a little banged up, but with more man-power than they had last week. Tyler Lee and
Saugus football enters tonight’s game against Canyon after a steep loss to Valencia in which they only dented the scoreboard once, and it was on a field goal. The Centurions
Stevenson Ranch residents Manuel Lujan and John Hartung both have vivid memories of where they were the last time the Dodgers were in the World Series. Hartung was 19 years
West Ranch football’s schedule has only gotten tougher as the season has progressed. Last week, the Wildcats suffered a 35-6 loss to Hart. This week, they face Valencia, who remains