
COC pitcher Jacob Lopez is a master of the mound
On most Sundays during the offseason, College of the Canyons baseball coach Chris Cota took his dog out while he jogged around campus. And most Sundays, Cota could see pitcher

On most Sundays during the offseason, College of the Canyons baseball coach Chris Cota took his dog out while he jogged around campus. And most Sundays, Cota could see pitcher

“I mean it’s kind of a weird thing,” Kyle Ensing explained. “When I broke both my wrists my freshman year of high school and my brother, Eric, pushed me to
Valencia boys tennis may have lost in the first round of the CIF-Southern Section Division 1 playoffs to Mira Costa, but the experience gained in the match is invaluable. The

With the whole West Ranch boys tennis team watching the final match of the day at West Ranch, senior Davey Woodland felt the emotions running through him as he realized

Feeling a little under the weather, Valencia pitcher Shea O’Leary didn’t let the flu get the best of her on Tuesday against Golden Valley. Pitching a complete-game shutout, O’Leary walked

Taking the match in straight games, Valencia boys volleyball defeated Bishop Diego of Santa Barbara in the first round of the Division 2 CIF Southern Section playoffs, 25-13, 25-16, 25-19.

By Nate Graham For The Signal The Wildcats were simply unable to recover from a blunder in the middle of the second game on their home court as they lost

As the Valencia baseball team returned to the dugout after each inning in its Tuesday-afternoon home game against Hart, the coaching staff would tell them a different number. “We knew

TMU baseball’s Aaron Shackelford opened the season by saying his team’s goal was not only to play in the NAIA World Series for the third straight year, but to win

In between high-fives with the opposing team and the start of the match, the Hart boys volleyball team gathers for the same pregame chant that’s been repeated for the last

Hart boys golf’s Jess Scheller was two strokes away from being the medalist at the CIF-Southern Section Individual Regional tournament on Monday. Although his 3-under 69 outcome was exciting, Scheller

Down one run in the top of the third inning with the bases loaded and zero outs against Cerritos College, College of the Canyons pitcher Joy Veloz stepped into the

Winning 11-3 at Golden Valley on Friday, Saugus baseball stays alive and in the hunt for an automatic playoff berth as they only have two more games remaining in the

Friday afternoon’s baseball game between Canyon and Hart wasn’t very punctual in more ways than one. Umpires arrived late to the game, pushing the start time back nearly half an

Leading off the game with a solo home run, West Ranch’s Ryan Camacho crossed home plate, took off his helmet and banged it against teammate Will Chambers’ helmet in celebration.

By Jesse Muñoz/COC Sports Information Director College of the Canyons continued its dominance of the Western State Conference (WSC) men’s golf ranks by securing a 39-stroke victory to capture the program’s

There has always been plenty of debate throughout the years about what to do with the front heel in your golf swing. Should it come up, or should it stay

That’s a Wrap! I recently concluded coaching the inaugural season for the women’s golf team at California State University, Los Angeles. It was a season I will certainly never forget.

No matter where you were standing at the College of the Canyons, you could hear Abbey Bryant screaming after she finished the 100-meter hurdles at the Foothill League track and

Loading the bases after an intentional walk, Valencia head coach Donna Lee gave Alexis Genovese the greenlight for the suicide squeeze. “We had a big seventh inning,” Lee said. “They