Hart softball coach Steve Calendo didn’t try to downplay it. “It was pretty crazy,” he said of the Indians’ 11-8 road win over Redlands on Thursday in the first round
Ali Aguilar left Village Christian of Sun Valley both with a hunch and an emotional truth. Aguilar believes his Santa Clarita Christian softball team shared a field with the CIF-Southern
With Hart High softball’s comeback win Tuesday in the wild-card round of the CIF-Southern Section Division 3 playoffs, the Foothill League enters today’s first round with three teams in play.
As Valencia High baseball huddled after the first of two wins over West Ranch High last week, coach Mike Killinger outlined the team’s three goals. First, qualify for the playoffs.
Signal Sports asked local baseball and softball players and coaches to share their favorite memory of their mom in honor of Mother’s Day: ‘My favorite memory of my mom, Judy
“10-0 sounds a whole lot better than 9-0 doesn’t it,” Valencia High softball coach Donna Lee excitedly asked her team on Thursday afternoon. The Foothill League champion Vikings had just
Santa Clarita Christian and Trinity Classical Academy softball were tied 20-all in the bottom of the seventh inning on Monday at Trinity. The Cardinals’ Cassidy Oliver struck out for the
Saugus High softball was clicking Tuesday. The evidence is in the Centurions’ 8-3 win over Golden Valley at Golden Valley. There were contributions from nearly everyone in the batting order,
Valencia High’s Ally Shipman saw an outfielder bobble the ball deep in the left-field corner Tuesday and took advantage. Two batters later, Viking Kyla Hardy saw an opportunity to reward
West Ranch softball coach Jay Creps fielded the same question for the last couple of months. Why, people asked, did the first-year manager schedule powerhouse Mater Dei of Santa Ana?
The Santa Clarita Christian baseball team beat Lancaster Baptist, 15-3, in five innings Tuesday at the Hart complex in a Heritage League contest. Noah Dent pitched three strong innings. Ryan
Golden Valley’s infielders crept in as far as they dared. Pitcher Cassidy Cangemi dared Hart to swing. With the bases loaded and no outs in Tuesday’s fourth inning, shortstop Sophia
It’d be impressive if one Santa Clarita Valley product was a finalists for the honor of Division 1 National Freshman of the Year. Instead, there are two. Announced late last
Valencia High junior Shea O’Leary admits she didn’t know how to celebrate. You’ll have to forgive her: She’d never thrown a perfect game before. “I kind of did like a
Canyon coach Jeanette Sauceda Reynolds wanted to see her team bounce back. And bounce back they did. Behind a big inning and some late-game heroics, the Canyon Cowboys secured their
Really, it only seems fair. Opponents aren’t giving Valencia catcher Ally Shipman many pitches to hit. So Viking pitcher Shea O’Leary is returning the favor. O’Leary threw her third straight
Valencia High pitcher Shea O’Leary has a mantra that takes about as long to read as it takes her fastball to reach home plate: Stay in your lane. The phrase,
The crowd gasped and fell silent. Saugus High pitcher Leslie Reynaga crumpled to the ground holding her face. The line drive that avoided her glove and struck her in the
Across the Santa Clarita Valley, Foothill League athletes from sports ranging from football to equestrian put the pen to the paper and signed his or her National Letter of Intent
A rivalry, apparently, doesn’t require true dislike. Valencia and West Ranch highs —which came in at No. 7 and No. 9, respectively, in the CIF-Southern Section Division 1 poll this
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