
Undefeated soccer teams Saugus and Valencia battle on Friday
Saugus and Valencia highs will commence a chess match today. The defending Foothill League champion Vikings will aim to dictate where on the field the upstart Centurions can play —

Saugus and Valencia highs will commence a chess match today. The defending Foothill League champion Vikings will aim to dictate where on the field the upstart Centurions can play —

After 12 Foothill League games, second-year Saugus High girls soccer coach Aly Drake finally earned her first career league win Tuesday, a 1-0 victory against Golden Valley. The Centurions lost

The Albert Einstein Academy varsity girls soccer team beat Santa Clarita Valley International, 6-0, on Wednesday at Rio Norte Junior High. Jacqueline Morrison scored four goals for the Rockets (3-3

West Ranch High girls soccer’s Abby Ashlock stood on the sidelines for a throw-in, but hesitated. “Do you want it West Ranch?” she shouted hoarsely. “Do you want it?” The

There will now be a battle of unbeaten Foothill League boys soccer teams later this week. Valencia High took down Canyon, 3-1, Tuesday at Canyon to improve to 3-0-0 in

Boys soccer Valencia, No. 3, CIF-Southern Section Division 3 Hart, No. 4, Division 4 Saugus, No. 10, D4 Girls soccer No local teams ranked Boys hoops Saugus, No. 7, D2A

Saugus boys soccer stayed unbeaten in Foothill League play with a 3-0 road win over West Ranch on Friday. James Johnson scored twice for the Centurions (8-4-3, 2-0-0 in Foothill).

This week, Valencia High girls soccer coach Kevin Goralsky asked his team to be more aggressive. It answered with a resounding shutout against Golden Valley 3-0 Friday afternoon at Golden

Four different Valencia High boys soccer players scored earlier this week in the Vikings’ Foothill League-opening 4-1 win over West Ranch. That, coach Tony Scalercio said, is the kind of

Valencia junior Zach Hawkins couldn’t miss. Five girls soccer teams couldn’t score. A girls basketball team won by 77. Saugus boys hoops knocked off the defending champs by one. It

The Saugus High and Hart High girls soccer teams emerged from Tuesday afternoon’s game at Saugus High School with one bloody nose per team, but zero goals. “We came in

Saugus High junior Tanner Brown’s shot hurtled 35 yards through the air, but he remained still. The free kick zipped past a diving goalkeeper, but Brown didn’t move. Finally, he

As different as girls soccer coaches across the Foothill League can be, they can all agree on one thing: League play is the most important part of the season. Not

There’s a covered up hole in the Moorehead household’s living room wall. It’s from Hart High girls soccer’s Taylor Moorehead. She used to play soccer with her older brother, Andrew,

Hart High sophomore Timothy Kim is a resilient young man. Not only did he patiently maneuver around La Canada’s big, bruising back line before lacing a shot into the right

With one kick, Joshua Roque sent the ball 40 yards through the air and his Canyon High teammates into a frenzy something like a disturbed anthill, exerting every ounce of

In life, not everyone gets a wake-up call. Saugus High senior James Johnson has had two. The first forced him to value life and his mother, Beverly. The second is

A high school athletic league, really, is a mishmash of narratives. It’s a place where teams on the rise and teams hunting a repeat face off. It’s a place where

The West Ranch High girls soccer team had to chase a lead nearly the entire first half, but their patience paid off in a 3-2 home win over Simi Valley

A freshman or junior varsity Saugus High boys soccer player laid an onus on the varsity team Tuesday morning. “I’m going for an Icee. When I get back, I expect