
Hart girls soccer wins fourth straight league title
Hart High girls soccer players showed the maturity and restraint of women twice their age Tuesday. Word began to spread at halftime of the Indians’ 3-0 road win over Golden

Hart High girls soccer players showed the maturity and restraint of women twice their age Tuesday. Word began to spread at halftime of the Indians’ 3-0 road win over Golden

Saugus girls soccer goalkeeper Hailey Billesbach wished for nothing more than to beat Valencia. But the Cents’ motto has been “Don’t wish for it. Work for it.” So the team

The Albert Einstein Academy boys soccer team made history by winning its first Omega League title in program history on Friday after defeating Lighthouse Christian of Santa Monica on the

The stage is set. Valencia and Saugus highs each won on Friday, meaning that all eyes will be on Tuesday’s match at Valencia. The Vikings (15-2-3 overall, 8-0-0 in Foothill)

By the time the referee had let loose the third and final whistle at the end of the match, the Hart High girls soccer team was clamoring over each other

Claire Robinson stood by herself under the lights at Valencia Heritage Park on Thursday night after a 1-0 loss to Santa Clarita Christian. The Albert Einstein Academy goalie put her

West Ranch and Hart High girls soccer have tied in the last six times they’ve played each other. It’s a reasonable outcome for tomorrow’s game, too, given that the Indians

Tony Scalercio is homesick. It’s not that the Valencia High boys soccer coach has been traveling the country, the state or even the county. It’s that his Vikings have played,

Albert Einstein Academy boys soccer defeated Newbury Park Adventist 9-4 on Tuesday night after recovering from a 4-2 halftime deficit. With the win, the Rockets (6-2-2 overall, 6-0 in Omega)

Student-athletes from across the Santa Clarita Valley made the next step of their playing careers official by signing their national letters of intent on Wednesday. “It does feel a little

Valencia extended its hold on the Foothill League boys soccer standings Tuesday after a win over Golden Valley, 4-2. The Vikings (14-2-3 overall, 7-0-0 in Foothill) got scores from four

Canyon High girls soccer tried to build momentum Tuesday afternoon, but Hart High’s defense was waiting to knock each attempt down as the Indians earned a 2-1 win at home.

Girls hoops Valencia, No. 13, D1AA (one of 24 teams on Open Division Watch List) Trinity Classical Academy, No. 7, D5A SCCS, Tied-No. 6, D6 Albert Einstein Academy, No. 15,

Having a first-year varsity player as the last line of defense can be a risk. The odds didn’t’ deter Canyon, Saugus and West Ranch highs from taking the plunge and

Hart High girls soccer handed Valencia its first loss of Foothill League play, 3-2, thanks to two penalty kicks, under the lights at Valencia on Tuesday night. The win is Hart’s

Valencia High goalie Daniel Rodriguez took a deep breath, exhaled and delivered the truth. Avoiding typical athlete mumbo jumbo about nerves of steel and unfailing confidence, Rodriguez described how he

A key to Hart High boys soccer keeping its head after what could have been a devastating loss to open Foothill League play has been junior Jaden Nguyen’s noggin. Nguyen,

The West Ranch High girls soccer team beat Canyon, 2-1, at home on Saturday in a game that was moved from Friday due to the weather. Aliyah Satterfield and Erin

Valencia High girls soccer extended its win streak to three on Friday night against Saugus, 2-0 at Valencia High School. Angelina Maldonado and Catelyn Edwards each scored for the Vikings,

Valencia’s Cesar Dominguez, Sean Kim and Josh Ferguson stood near the site of a soon-to-be free kick in the 27th minute Friday at Saugus. Kim and Ferguson sprinted past the