The Saugus football team had a highly successful campaign in 2018, finishing with an 8-4 overall record, a second-place finish in the Foothill League and won its first-round playoff game.
Holding a physical invitation to the first-ever Augusta National Women’s Amateur, Zoe Campos was in shock. “My ranking was pretty low, but I was pretty excited to be part of
By Jason GreenwaldFor The Signal Valencia boys volleyball continued its late-season push for a Foothill League title Wednesday after sweeping Canyon in three games. With an opportunity to catch West
The West Ranch boys volleyball team kept its undefeated Foothill League record intact on Wednesday night, defeating Saugus at home in three sets: 25-15, 25-15, 25-23. Things were close at
The West Ranch boys golf team continued its quest for a Foothill League title and a trip to the CIF state finals with a comfortable win in the third league
In seasons past, girls lacrosse games between West Ranch and Valencia were pretty lopsided, with the Wildcats always winning. On Tuesday night at Valencia, that wasn’t the case. West Ranch
The Saugus boys tennis team notched its first league win of the season, defeating Canyon 12-6 on a windy Tuesday afternoon at Saugus High School. The Centurions were led by
Resiliency was key in a back and forth Foothill League softball game between Hart and Saugus at Saugus on Tuesday. Sitting atop the Foothill League standings, both the Centurions and
Soaring to new heights in the month of March, Paseo Aquatics swimmers left their mark at the SoCal Junior Olympic Championships held March 14-17 at the Rose Bowl Aquatics Center
All six Foothill League track and field teams traveled to Arcadia High School on Friday and Saturday to take part in the two-day annual Arcadia Invitational, which featured over 500
For a while, four different Valencia student-athletes were feeling fairly isolated in their experiences with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). “I thought I was the only person affected by it, but
By Dan Lovi and Diego Marquez Signal Staff Writers Imagine a 6-foot-4, 205-pound freight train coming at you at full speed. Just when you think he’s going to run you
By Jesse Muñoz For The Signal College of the Canyons swim & dive celebrated a historically momentous day on the deck at last Friday’s Western State Conference (WSC) meet hosted
There is one thing I am very accustomed to seeing with most golfers — they stand too far from the golf ball. There can be many reasons for this, but,
Every sport needs a villain. Someone who can fuel the emotion of the audience and add drama to an otherwise drama-less situation. A few months back, I wrote about Patrick
When first-year Valencia girls basketball head coach Kevin Honaker heard he could be getting a talented new player from Toronto on his team, he was optimistic. But he needed proof
West Ranch student Zoe Campos advanced to the final round of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur after hitting a 3-over par on Thursday in Augusta, Georgia. Campos went 4-under par
The Trinity Classical Academy baseball team didn’t seem to mind the precipitation at the beginning of its game against Santa Clarita Christian School on Thursday at the William S. Hart
Riding an 11-game winning streak, The Master’s University baseball team looked solid against Bethesda as starting pitcher Robert Winslow struck out the top of the lineup to begin the game
Castaic High School continued its string of new coaching hires, announcing on Wednesday that Charise Hall will helm the inaugural girls basketball team. Hall, who grew up in Castaic and