
SCCS stays undefeated against Vasquez
Santa Clarita Christian football put on an offensive show on Saturday, beating the Vasquez Mustangs 56-20 at Canyon High School. After the Mustangs gave up a fumble on their first

Santa Clarita Christian football put on an offensive show on Saturday, beating the Vasquez Mustangs 56-20 at Canyon High School. After the Mustangs gave up a fumble on their first

Santa Clarita Christian football returns to its home turf at Canyon High School for a non-league matchup against Vasquez. The Cardinals have yet to see a loss this year, with

By Jon Stein For The Signal Over the years, Hart and Canyon have played for first, last, Foothill League titles, CIF titles and everything in between. But it was impossible

As the fourth quarter rolled in Friday night at College of the Canyons, things looked bleak for Saugus. Centurions starting quarterback Nathan Eldridge had just exited with an apparent right

Golden Valley football was throwing everything it had at Valencia on Friday night. DeGabriel Floyd, usually a receiver, played quarterback and took some direct snaps on offense. Another receiver, Jalin

Haley Sawyer Signal Sports Editor Valencia 42, Golden Valley 21 I don’t see anyone beating the Vikings in league this year. But I’m very interested to see how the Grizzlies

The Golden Valley doubles teams of Kaylah Fernando and Emily Older, and Francis Morada and Elizabeth Aguilar, swept all three of their respective sets Thursday, propelling the Grizzlies to a

Trinity Classical Academy has one last shot at making preleague improvements when they take on Carpinteria tonight. The Knights, who are currently 2-4 overall, took a beating against Santa Clara

Hart at Canyon, 7 p.m. One of the oldest rivalries in the history of the Santa Clarita Valley is celebrating its 50th game tonight. “It’s always electric,” said Canyon coach

Golden Valley at Valencia, 7 p.m. Valencia football is rolling, and it doesn’t look like they’re slowing down any time soon. “There’s not many holes on the team when it

I work with players all the time who struggle getting comfortable with the way they grip the golf club. Sometimes the left hand feels wrong, sometimes the right hand feels

West Ranch football has already made history this season. Their 5-0 start, the best in the school’s 14-year history, says as much. Wildcats coach Chris Varner is taking a more

I get asked quite often if golf is more mental, or physical? It’s a difficult question to answer, because to be a good golfer you need to be quite adept

College of the Canyons dropped its SCFA Northern Conference opener Thursday night to Ventura College, 45-30, at the Ventura College Sports Complex. The Cougars cut the Pirates’ lead to 38-30

As West Ranch’s Preston Pope and Canyon’s Ethan Danforth approached the final 50 yards or so of the second Foothill League cross country meet Thursday afternoon, mere inches separated the

On Thursday night, Valencia volleyball celebrated in its bright, excited home gym flooded with purple and littered with a dispersed, but still rowdy, student section. Just outside the walls of

On Wednesday afternoon, College of the Canyons football coach Ted Iacenda joked that he would prefer the big games to come later in the season. A couple of extra weeks
Triskaidekaphobia. The fear of the number 13 is a little more significant this week, with Friday the 13th creeping up. While the date might not have much effect on Foothill

When Hart baseball coach Jim Ozella flips on his television to watch the Major League Baseball postseason, he’s given an experience likely no other high school coach in America can

West Ranch golf’s Zoe Campos jumped time zones on Monday night after competing in a tournament in Stillwater, Oklahoma that stretched from Friday to Monday. Two days later, she was