By Matt Lechuga For the Signal A week after a wild comeback for their first playoff win in school history against Silverado, West Ranch found themselves in a nearly identical
When West Ranch football was moved from Division 9 to Division 6 prior to this prep football season, coach Chris Varner was a little surprised. He didn’t understand how his
The Saugus football team is coming off its most thrilling win of the season this past Friday – a dramatic last-second 38-35 victory at home against last season’s Division 6
I’d like to challenge each of you to begin playing golf more aggressively. What does this mean? Aggressive golf means to push your limits by taking more risks on the
If you watched any of the Sanderson Farms Championship a couple of weeks ago, you may have been witness to the next GREAT American golfer. Cameron Champ won the championship
West Ranch’s Noelle Song played her last round of prep golf on Thursday at the CIF SCGA SoCal Regional Championship at Brookside Golf Course in Pasadena. Song finished tied for
The Golden Valley athletics department announced the hiring of Ken Claborn as its new varsity head soccer coach in a press release distributed on Tuesday. Along with Freddy Wheeler, who
The Valencia boys and girls basketball teams are holding the second annual “Midnight Madness” fanfest on Saturday at Valencia High School from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The event serves
Midway through the NFL season, Santa Clarita Valley football alumni are still making an impact around the league both on the field and off. Here’s a look at how the
Saugus football coach Jason Bornn has always preached to his players that they should treat their teammates like family, but this year that message hits home a little harder. For
On Monday, the CIF-Southern Section 2018-19 preseason boys and girls soccer teams to watch lists were released with one Santa Clarita Valley boys team and three girls teams making the
The top lesson that Noelle Song has learned from golf involved planning. “Be patient and do what’s best for your future shot rather than what may impress the other people
The Valencia Vikings wrestling team is coming off a transformative season last year, winning its first CIF-Southern Section title in program history. Last season’s finish and this year’s expectations have
Needing a win or a draw against Antelope Valley College to capture the program’s first-ever Western State Conference South Division title, the College of the Canyons men’s soccer team found
What safely could have been labeled “Championship Weekend” went something like this: 9 p.m., Friday: The Master’s University women’s volleyball team earns a share of the program’s first-ever Golden State
The first round of the CIF-Southern Section football playoffs came and went with two of the four Foothill League schools completing come-from-behind wins on the weekend. The Centurions trailed for
When asked to explain her team’s success this season, College of the Canyons’ women’s golf’s Jessie Lin could only muster one word: “Amazing.” That word might even be an understatement
The College of the Canyons football team continued its undefeated campaign after defeating Long Beach City College 34-7 on Saturday in Long Beach. The No. 1 ranked Cougars (9-0 overall,
It had been half-a-decade since the Hart girls tennis team made this kind of run in the CIF-Southern Section team playoffs. In 2013, The Indians won three playoff matches to
The Hart High School Regiment Band and Color Guard hosted its 35th annual Rampage competition at the Cougar Stadium at College of the Canyons. Thirty-five bands from across Southern California, including Santa Clarita’s six high schools, performed throughout the day for a panel of judges.