Valencia’s Mykael Wright wanted to go harder this year. “Last year I was like, kind of intimidated because I was a sophomore so it was like, my first year on
All-SCV first-team defense Jimmy Stirwalt, Saugus, Senior, LB Stirwalt is 5 feet 7 inches of unbridled energy. His motor just didn’t stop. He finished his second season on varsity with
Saugus already knew Valencia was going to have the height advantage when the two met to open Foothill League play Tuesday night. That advantage grew even larger with the addition
As the third quarter of Hart girls basketball’s game against Golden Valley came to a close, the Indians’ Emily Munoz cruised down the court for an easy layup. As the
After each of West Ranch boys soccer’s first-half goals, the players shouted at one another how much time was left in the frame. The phrase “we still have 15 minutes
A constant downpour of rain in the first half at Saugus kept the Valencia girls soccer team’s offense from ever really finding a rhythm. The disappointment from a Saugus goal
For Mustang hoops, it’s been in with the new, and outrageous with the old. As The Master’s University senior Lawrence Russell scored a career-high 32 points in a win over
Andrew Thompson led SCCS with 15 points as it picked up its second consecutive win to open Heritage League play, beating Lancaster Baptist 80-35 on Monday night at SCCS. Caden
An already-abbreviated preleague season for the Santa Clarita Christian School girls basketball team grew even shorter due to the fires that ravaged Southern California in early December. That led the
Boys basketball Division 5AAA No. 5 Santa Clarita Christian Girls basketball Division 1 No. 11 Canyon (Also on Open Division watchlist) Division 2A No. 13 Hart Division 3A No. 3
Each time a Santa Clarita Christian boys basketball player drained a 3-pointer, the entire Cardinals bench stood up in celebration. SCCS nearly spent more time standing than sitting on Saturday
The College Football Playoff National Championship kicks off on Monday and everyone has a solid prediction as to who will win – including all six of the Foothill League football
At this point in his career, former UCLA basketball player Bob Webb isn’t surprised when some high school players are unaware of John Wooden’s resume. Webb played under Wooden for
In late December, Dexter Akanno was at the Rancho Mirage Invitational with Valencia basketball when he got a notification on his phone. He received a direct message through Instagram. From
Being named a second-team MaxPreps Junior All-American at linebacker simply wasn’t good enough for DeGabriel Floyd. There’s good reason for the disappointment from the Golden Valley all-around threat following the
Before entering the championship match at the Ringside World Championships in Missouri, 12-year-old Tony Duarte didn’t seem all too focused. An unexpected 20-minute intermission had been called, so Duarte was
How much do you focus on striking the sweet spot on your golf clubs? It may sound like a silly question, but I’m always amazed at how rarely that idea
The human race seems to be fixated on numbers. We are consumed with our age, our weight and countless other things. Forty-nine years old seems so much younger than 50.
It was business as usual Thursday night for The Master’s University men’s basketball team. Riding a 13-game winning streak into its Golden State Athletic Conference opener, the Mutangs continued to
When Canyon girls basketball played Ribet Academy for the second time this season on Thursday night, the team looked relatively the same, except for one big thing. Oregon State signee
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