By Signal Staff Allyson Felix, pursuing a U.S.-record 10th Olympic track and field medal, qualified for the women’s 400-meter finals on Wednesday morning, posting the fastest time she has run this season in
By Signal Staff Saugus High School graduate Abbey Weitzeil anchored Team USA to a silver medal in the women’s 4×100 medley relay in her final swim of the Tokyo Olympics on Sunday. It
Men’s volleyball The U.S. men’s volleyball team suffered a defeat at the hands of the Brazilian team Friday in Tokyo. The team lost to Brazil on the fourth set, bringing
In her second women’s swimming event for the Tokyo Games, Saugus High graduate and Cal Golden Bear Abbey Weitzeil finished eighth Thursday night in the final race for the 100-meter freestyle. Emma McKeon touched first at the freestyle race for Australia, setting an Olympic record
Saugus High School graduate Abbey Weitzeil will swim for her second medal of the Tokyo Olympics on Friday after advancing through her heat race and the semifinal of the 100-meter freestyle, earning one of eight
Hundreds of swimmers and their supporters from across the western United States journeyed to the center of the city Wednesday to enjoy the first day of the four-day USA Swimming Futures Championships, hosted by Canyons Aquatic Club at the Santa Clarita Aquatic Center. The
By Ryan Menzie For The Signal A group of about 800 young swimmers is preparing to compete in the four-day Futures Championships hosted by the Canyons Aquatic Club, at the Santa Clarita Aquatic Center, starting today. The events
By Ryan Menzie For The Signal As of Tuesday morning, Team USA had won 25 total medals, surpassing China for the No. 1 spot. China was right behind with 21 medals, followed by Japan and the
After Friday’s Opening Ceremony, U.S. Olympians, including a few from the Santa Clarita Valley, wasted no time in chasing down their dreams of making it to the medal stand. Here’s
For some, it’s a love of speed, but for most members of the Santa Clarita Speed Skating Club, it’s been a passion for the sport that has kept them in
Olympic swimmer and Saugus High School graduate Abbey Weitzeil took home a bronze medal at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics Saturday. Weitzeil swam the second leg for the U.S. women’s 4×100-meter
By Nikash Nath For The Signal Several years of practice and teamwork paid off for the Santa Clarita Heat recently, as the 12U baseball players have been competing together since they were 8 years old. The Heat recently won the Cooperstown All Star Village
By Ryan Menzie For The Signal While COVID-19 protocols prevented the California Interscholastic Federation from being able to organize a full season of wrestling competition, grapplers from around the state, including several Santa Clarita
By Ryan Menzie For The Signal With the 2021 Tokyo Olympics getting underway, the final rosters are set and athletes across the country are ready to begin competition and represent the USA at today’s Opening Ceremony — including some of the Santa Clarita
By Nikash Nath For The Signal After not having a season last year, Foothill League softball was back in full swing this past spring — and Foothill League coaches recently announced their selections for first and second all-league
The Legends girls’ soccer team is set to represent the Santa Clarita Valley in the U.S. Youth Soccer National Championships in Sarasota, Florida, starting Tuesday. The first round will consist of three games in three days at Premier Sports
By Ryan Menzie For The Signal Santa Clarita Valley athletes continued to gather accolades this summer, as MileSplit California, a well-known track publication, named a number of competitors to its all-state team. Both Golden Valley
By Ryan Menzie For The Signal Foothill League baseball came to a close with the West Ranch Wildcats and Hart Indians leading the list of young athletes to make the all-league team. The Indians also are
By Ryan Menzie For The Signal A foundation started in 2019 to remember the positive impact Tyler Skaggs had will host its first-ever all-star game Saturday at Jackie Robinson Stadium in Los Angeles. The players understand what it means