Following the first year of the William S. Hart Union High School District’s full participation in the girls’ flag football season, players from all seven Hart district high schools, plus Vasquez High School of Acton, were selected for all-Foothill League honors. Player of the Year:
And then there was one. For the first time since 2017, the Saugus Centurions are back in the semifinals of the California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section football playoffs. And in each of the past three games, the Centurions
The California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section prelims, which was held last weekend at Mt. San Antonio College, was a positive weekend for many Santa Clarita Valley crosscountry teams as four schools from the
The Valencia High School baseball program’s booster club is scheduled to host its inaugural Grand Slam Alumni Dinner from 6 to 10 p.m. on Nov. 28 at the Valencia Country
Fumbles, turnovers and punts. That’s what the game between the Santa Clarita Christian Cardinals and Cate Rams of Carpinteria consisted of when the teams dueled it out in the rain in the eight-man Division 2 California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section
After winning its first playoff game since 2019, the 2025 season came to an end for the Hart High School football team on Friday night as Palm Springs narrowly beat the Hawks in the quarterfinals of the Division 7
Valencia High School girls’ golfer Eliana Saga, who finished the 2025 season as the Foothill League MVP, qualified for the State Championships, set to be held on Wednesday at the Poppy Hills golf
After Friday night’s playoff games, here are all the scores from teams around the Santa Clarita Valley: Saugus 28, Calabasas 27 Palm Springs 22, Hart 21 Pioneer 14, Trinity 6
“You’re not done until your last breath. I’d rather die in this field than give up.” Those are the words Saugus running back Ty Hall said after the game as he and the Centurions defeated the Calabasas Coyotes 28-27, behind
By Max Clark For The Signal A season defined by resilience and roster shortages came to a close Friday as Trinity Classical Academy fell 14-6 to Pioneer in a Division 14
Following a first-round win in the California Interscholastic Federation state playoffs, the West Ranch Wildcats were defeated at home, ending their season in the state playoffs. The Wildcats were reverse swept by the
Valencia girls’ tennis defeated the Burbank Bulldogs in the Division 5 California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section semifinals at Valencia High School on Wednesday, 10-8, and advanced to the championship, set to be held Monday
By Jesse Muñoz COC Sports Information Director College of the Canyons closed out its 2025 campaign with a 17-10 victory over Bakersfield College at Cougar Stadium on Saturday. The victory was
West Ranch High School football head coach TJ Yonkers, who was hired in March, has resigned from his position, according to West Ranch Principal Robert Fisher. “We want to thank coach Yonkers for his dedication and commitment to the football program
By Jesse Muñoz COC Sports Information Director College of the Canyons erupted for a season-best six goals to handily defeat Citrus College 6-2 on Friday as part of the program’s annual Sophomore Night.
News release Santa Clarita resident Rocky Whatule earned three gold medals and one bronze in the 2025 World Karate Commission World Championships held recently in Niagara Falls, New York. The sensei, comedian and ice hockey referee was representing Zanshin
Four local teams remain following the first round of the Southern Section playoffs as three will host their respective quarterfinals matchups this weekend with a shot at the semifinals on
After finishing as finalist in the Division 2 Southern Section playoffs, the West Ranch Wildcats redeemed the defeat with a win at home over the Redlands Terriers in the first
By Jesse Muñoz COC Sports Information Director College of the Canyons played to a 3-0 win over Antelope Valley College on Friday night, with the Cougars scoring a pair of second-half
By Jesse Muñoz COC Sports Information Director SAN DIEGO — College of the Canyons sophomore Victoria Jamison placed 10th in the field, leading her squad to a sixth-place result, and