It’s award season in the junior college sports world, and College of the Canyons is collecting. The football team earned the most honors, with 16 players recognized on the Southern
The honors keep rolling in for Valencia senior outside hitter Lauryn Shockley. A few weeks removed from being named the Foothill League’s co-Player of the Year, along with Hart’s Makenna
By the end of this fall sports season, four out of five Santa Clarita fall sports will be represented at the state level. Each team or athlete (current or former)
Hart and Valencia were neck-and-neck throughout the Foothill League season, resulting in a shared title. Their battle atop the league standings was reflected in the All-Foothill League team, which was
No matter how old or young, whether you’re an athlete or a fan, Thanksgiving gives us all the opportunity to reflect on the people and situations in our life that
College of the Canyons volleyball achieved its first-ever playoff win under head coach Clay Timmons on Tuesday against Golden West College of Huntington Beach in the first round of the
A sluggish, error-ridden Game 1 from Santa Clarita Christian School on Wednesday opened the door for optimism from Lone Pine. Despite the Cardinals winning the game, 25-23, there were five lead
Santa Clarita Christian middle blocker Cora Machado did her best to rally her teammates when the Cardinals found themselves down 24-20 against Glendale Adventist of Glendale during the CIF-Southern Section
At one point in College of the Canyons volleyball’s match against Bakersfield, Emily Burns was struggling. For every kill that she successfully executed, it seemed like another was called out
It was match point in Game 3 for Santa Clarita Christian volleyball on Tuesday, and the players, coaches and fans inside the Cardinals’ gym were getting impatient. SCCS’ total was
Heading into its CIF-Southern Section Division 9 quarterfinal match against Rancho Christian of Temecula, Santa Clarita Christian volleyball had one thing on its mind: defense. “We just knew that we
In a fifth-game standoff, Valencia volleyball stood in a circle, hand in hand, during a timeout. They were trailing by five points to Esperanza of Anaheim. “I just told them
Thursday night’s CIF-Southern Section Division 2 second-round volleyball match between Valencia and Yucaipa may have been three games long, but the Vikings earned the win in the opening frame. The
Entering the 2017 season, College of the Canyons women’s volleyball’s biggest enemy wasn’t a team or a player. Its biggest enemy was, rather, an idea. “Complacency was something we wanted
When Shelby Grubbs broke the record for career blocks and blocks in a season in Hart’s home sweep of Woodrow Wilson of Long Beach, she knew it. “I started cheering
The maximum capacity for the gymnasium at the Henry Mayo Fitness and Health Center is 665 people. The crowd for Trinity Classical Academy’s first-round playoff matchup against Hawthorne Math and
By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal The 40-passenger bus rolled to a halt about a half hour before midnight, and one by one players from The Master’s University women’s volleyball
Division 2 Valencia: Bye Hart vs. Wilson/Long Beach at home, 7 p.m., Oct. 31 Division 4 Saugus vs. Moorpark at Moorpark, 7 p.m., Oct. 31 Division 8 Hawthorne MSA vs.
West Ranch volleyball wrapped up the league season with a sweep of Canyon at Canyon on Tuesday. Game scores were 25-14, 26-24, 25-11. Ari Romagnano ended the night with 10
Throughout this season, Valencia volleyball shuffled its lineup, brought up a player from JV and learned to play as a team that has a mix of under- and upperclassmen. Despite
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