
Late cheerleading coach left positive impact on Golden Valley
No matter what life threw at him, Golden Valley High coach Ed Santos was at every cheerleading practice, his first priority at all times, armed with a Diet Coke and

No matter what life threw at him, Golden Valley High coach Ed Santos was at every cheerleading practice, his first priority at all times, armed with a Diet Coke and

There’s a picture online of Cody Minnis, playing in a collegiate wood-bat league this summer, that depicts him colliding with an outfield wall and beginning his descent toward the ground

Golden Valley cheerleading coach Ed Santos died Wednesday afternoon after suffering a stroke at a cheerleading camp on Sunday. Santos was taken off life support at 9 p.m. on Tuesday

Nick Moore wasn’t always a quarterback. Since Pop Warner, the recent Hart High graduate played receiver, running back and safety before he cemented his position as a quarterback. The role

Last year, Michael Franchimone went to scout a Trinity Classical Academy baseball game as a Santa Clarita Christian assistant coach. “I actually sat in the stands at Trinity last year,

A Golden Valley High coach suffered a stroke and was hospitalized Sunday during a camp in Palm Springs. Ed Santos, the Grizzlies’ head cheer coach, was in the intensive care

In the hallway outside Valencia High’s gymnasium, after a 16-point loss to rival Canyon High on Feb. 3, Jerry Mike’s stare was blank, but his words held more weight than

When you watch JD Callahan stride onto the mound at West Ranch High, there’s no doubt he looks like a Division-1-baseball-pitcher-to-be. He’s 6-foot-4 and lanky with an electric arm. UC

Alfredo Manzano is Saugus. He’s lived in Saugus since 1987, is a 1994 graduate of Saugus High and is a real estate broker in Saugus. He played basketball for the

As Maya Gadbois peers through her orange helmet, waiting for the gate to drop and another BMX race to begin, her mind gravitates toward two equally important, and not altogether

On a recent summer evening, Valencia High quarterback Connor Downs hit Moises Haynes with an accurate pass, but it was Haynes who threaded the needle. The 200-pound back found a

Brothers Sam and Philip Stulman may have spent their Fourth of July in Israel, but they couldn’t have celebrated their country in a more patriotic way. On that day, the

Newcomer of the Year The Camacho twins West Ranch added double the talent to its football and baseball rosters this year with Jovan and Ryan Camacho. The identical twins were

With more opportunity, came better play. With more play, came better opportunity. Jessica Cordola and Taylor Tonoian made the most of increased playing time with Saugus High softball this year

The Comcast SportsNet Chicago broadcasters couldn’t help themselves. As Mike Montgomery trotted around the bases at SunTrust Park in Atlanta on Wednesday after the first home run of his major
College of the Canyons baseball coach Chris Cota had just returned from coaching in the Dominican Republic, but he was asked Wednesday about a much more convenient trip – the

No team had a bigger cheering section than Valencia girls basketball at a Burroughs summer league game in late June at Burroughs High. The loudest voices in the group came

While some baseball players have wrapped up their Valley Invitational Baseball League games and summer training, West Ranch’s Christos Stefanos is moseying around the Southwest, taking part in the Perfect

Santa Clarita Christian School, Trinity Classical Academy and Albert Einstein Academy may be small, but this year’s success proves that they are mighty. SCCS made strides in football, earning

One day after two Santa Clarita residents advanced to golf’s most prestigious amateur event, the topic of conversation, of all things, was time management. Golden Valley High graduate Jonathan Kang