While Golden Valley High School didn’t have any teams reach the playoffs this year, many of its athletes had tremendous individual seasons and put up phenomenal performances. The boys and
For the Canyon High School athletics program, the past year was full of coaching changes. Longtime cross-country and track and field coach Paul Broneer announced his retirement earlier this week,
By Dan Lovi and Diego Marquez For Valencia’s Davis Cop, the 2019 baseball season couldn’t have ended any better. Perhaps the only thing that could have made it better was
BURBANK — Kicking off its War on the Floor slate with a game against the Gold Coast League’s Paraclete, West Ranch boys basketball tried to find its footing while trying
BURBANK — A busy summer of basketball has already begun for the Canyon Cowboys boys varsity team and they continued a tough slate of games on Tuesday, facing Windward at
The War on the Floor boys basketball tournament, one of Southern California’s most competitive and talked about boys basketball tournaments kicked off as four of the six Foothill League schools
After 35 years and numerous Foothill League and CIF titles, Hart High School swim has a new head coach leading the pack. Taking over as the Indians swim coach is
After 24 years of helming the cross-country and track and field teams at Canyon High School, Paul Broneer is retiring as head coach. Broneer will stay on as an assistant
Prior to this season, Gracie Keene wanted to improve on her offense from freshman year. The Saugus sophomore did just that, and even though she saw improvement, she still wants
Robert Winslow went to bed Thursday believing his baseball career was over. The MLB Draft had passed earlier in the week without The Master’s University right-hander and Saugus grad hearing
Santa Clarita native and NTT IndyCar Series rookie Colton Herta stole the show during Saturday’s DXC Technology 600 at Texas Motor Speedway, but his night ended just 19 laps early in spectacular fashion.
At Batcave Kickboxing in Stevenson Ranch, the topic of conversation switches to fishing. “He likes to fish,” coach German Baltazar said of Israel Galvan, one of his fighters. “And we
The Valencia Vikings coaching staff never had a doubt about Kai Wingo’s ability. “Since day one all of my coaches believed in me. It’s kind of funny, they always told
Since 1983, the State Street Mile has brought traditional runners from all over to Santa Barbara’s downtown corridor to race an unconventional downhill mile. On Sunday, due to the CIF
With the 2018-19 school year coming to a close and the beginning of summer near, all six Foothill League baseball teams will ramp up summer play in various leagues and
Striving to be the best is always key for any athlete in any sport, but just because an athlete works hard, doesn’t mean they can’t have fun too. Being dominant
The CIF-Southern Section released its annual All-CIF lists and eight Santa Clarita Valley athletes were honored in their respective sport and division. In baseball, Valencia’s Davis Cop and West Ranch
A loss to the University of Massachusetts Boston in the second round of the NCAA Division 3 College World Series wasn’t the outcome the Chapman University baseball team was expecting,
West Ranch lacrosse player Zach Van Bennekum relishes one-on-one opportunities. “I get almost excited when I get that opportunity,” Van Bennekum said. “I get the ball up high, have the
The 2019 MLB First-Year Player Draft came to a close as rounds 11-40 were announced on Wednesday. On the third day of the draft, five players that were selected were