
3 GV hoops players leave team’s bench during game
Editor’s note: This story was adjusted on Jan. 11 to clarify why the Golden Valley boys basketball players left the team’s bench. Three Golden Valley varsity boys basketball players left

Editor’s note: This story was adjusted on Jan. 11 to clarify why the Golden Valley boys basketball players left the team’s bench. Three Golden Valley varsity boys basketball players left

Hart High freshman Tori Waldeck gathered the ball and hurtled down the sideline. Teammate Taylor Moorehead was open, but Waldeck waited, and waited and waited. The window never closed. Waldeck

There are two sides to Valencia High girls volleyball’s Bri Coleman. “There’s a sort of dichotomy,” said coach Ray Sanchez. “Either you’ve got this happy-go-lucky goofy kid off the court,

With a whoosh, two passes and a swoosh, Canyon High boys basketball began to knock the air out of Golden Valley High. And it was just the beginning. Point guard

Boys Canyon 1, Arleta 1 The Cowboys fought to a draw against Arleta High of Los Angeles in their 8 a.m. matchup at Canyon High School. Players who scored were

Controversy clouded an otherwise competitive girls soccer match between Canyon High and Simi Valley High on Wednesday morning at Canyon High School as part of the Hart Soccer Showcase. In

It’s hard to know exactly how Mariah Castillo feels about this award. After all, it’s not the individual state title she wanted. The Saugus High junior finished fifth at

Hart High boys basketball’s Cory Sveiven had the ball. Barely looking, he lobbed it over his shoulder, halfway across the court, with his back to the play. Whitten Dominguez, hands

Canyon High boys basketball buckled down. The Cowboys defense made life tough on Palmer High of Alaska late in the game Tuesday at Hart High, and the result was a

The theme was “ugly Christmas sweater,” and Preston Pope took it to another level. The West Ranch High cross country runner arrived for a photo shoot at The Signal offices

Everyone wants to talk about Hunter Greene’s arm, but right now the Stevenson Ranch resident is more concerned with feet. The flame-throwing righty is set to pass out donated socks

Quinterra Walter-Eze took her time, gathering the words in her mind. Ten seconds, 11 seconds, 12, and finally…. “What do I like about playing with Cori?” Walter-Eze mused about her

This holiday season, Santa Clarita Valley alumni will play in bowl games large and small. Some made news long before their game kicks off, and others already had stellar performances.

The turnover for Valencia High girls tennis wasn’t supposed to be so drastic. After reaching the CIF-Southern Section Division 2 semis in 2015, the Vikings were set to return a

NORTHRIDGE — Saugus guard Danny Diaz laid near midcourt with 34 seconds left in Saugus’ game Friday afternoon at Heritage Christian High School, crying in agony. Diaz fouled out seconds

For the second year in a row, West Ranch High girls golfer Mack Bailey’s varsity season ended in the state-qualifying round. “She definitely didn’t say anything, and she was very

The Canyon High girls varsity basketball team lost, 38-36, to Omaha Northwest of Nebraska on Thursday in the third-place game of its 16-team bracket at the Nike Tournament of Champions

Alumni of Santa Clarita Valley schools had a mixed year in the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision. Some, like College of the Canyons product Tony Dawson and Canyon High product Jonathan

Editor’s Note: This is the latest installment of our Coach’s Corner series which feature Q&A sessions with high school and college coaches around the Santa Clarita Valley. Canyon High boys basketball

Valencia High girls soccer kept coming in waves: Eventually it was bound to breakthrough. With four minutes left in the first half, the Vikings finally did. Then, with the wind