Danny Hernandez has been a quarterback coach for over two decades, coaching mainly at private high schools throughout his tenure. However over the last 10 years, what started as just
When Garret Monheim went to the University of Oklahoma’s student orientation, he entered as a student, but he left as a student-athlete. During orientation, he received a text message from
It has been a busy summer for Canyons Aquatic as multiple swimmers took part in the USA Swimming Futures Championships Aug. 1- 4 and came away with some fantastic results.
As the Saugus football team gathered in the S building lecture hall on Friday afternoon before practice, head coach Jason Bornn stepped in front of the group and made a
With Dr. Cassandra Perez stepping down from her position as athletic director at the end of the school year, West Ranch has named two replacements who will serve as co-athletic
Football is the first of all the fall sports to begin practices, and while all Foothill League teams are excited to have started camp, there’s one thing players and coaches
From playing basketball with professionals in Europe to competing against the best high school players in the country, Santa Clarita Christian School varsity boys hooper Josh O’Garro has had quite
Approximately 188 baseball players from the ages of 13 to 18 years old from across the United States had the chance to learn from some former elite-level players and coaches
When the 2019-20 girls soccer season begins this fall, there will be a familiar face on the Canyon sideline. Milan Cabrera, a former varsity player at Canyon, returns to the
The California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) announced on Aug. 1 that California’s high school sports participation numbers were some of the highest its seen for the seventh straight year. A sports
Santa Clarita Christian School’s athletic director Mark Bates confirmed on Monday night that SCCS will not field a varsity football team this season, and instead will assemble a JV team
In casual conversation, Ryan Morrison is a soft-spoken person. But on the field, his play speaks volumes. After being named Valencia’s starting quarterback over the summer, Morrison has only turned
By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal There were several reasons Mike Penberthy, a Master’s University alum, elected this summer to become an assistant coach for the Los Angeles Lakers. For
The Under Armour Under The Lights Flag Football National Championships that took place at UCLA over the weekend featured five teams from the Santa Clarita Valley in four different divisions.
Entering summer football camp, there are some whispers around the Santa Clarita Valley and the Foothill League that West Ranch football is going to have a much different year than
Due to a drop in the number of players, Santa Clarita Christian School has opted to play a JV football schedule this season. SCCS Athletic Director and head football coach
One of the biggest moves before the MLB trade deadline on Wednesday was a three-team deal with the Cleveland Indians, Cincinnati Reds and San Diego Padres. Trevor Bauer, a Hart
Year after year almost every high school football program experiences some type of turnover thanks to student-athletes transferring, injuries and last, but not least, graduation. While some programs might be
The Lakers continue to reload their coaching staff ahead of the 2019-20 NBA season as first-year head coach Frank Vogel hired former Los Angeles Lakers and The Master’s University’s shooting
Ryan Beddeo, a combo guard with NCAA Division 1 experience and local roots, has signed to play for The Master’s University men’s basketball team in 2019-2020. Beddeo starred at West