Listening to Phil Mickelson describe his rules breach during the U.S. Open as “taking advantage of understanding the rules of golf,” is an important lesson to learn. Though I realize
What did you think of the U.S. Open a couple of weeks ago? Based on the winning score of +1, I’d say that the tournament was exactly what the USGA
For Santa Clarita Valley softball players, the sport never stops. The high school softball season has already transitioned into the travel softball season, but the reminder of a successful Foothill
Filling out college applications, for the most part, can be tricky and nerve-racking. But for Valencia’s Chidinma Ikonte, applying to numerous different colleges and universities across the country, the process
Natalie Gilmore For The Signal After a dominant 2018 season and graduating a few key seniors, Hart baseball is taking the summer to refresh with competition in the Valley Invitational
Coming off their freshman years at West Ranch, Wildcat golfers Zoe Campos and Paige Harrison have a little bit more to be excited about this summer other than getting through
At any given West Ranch boys tennis match, a relentless Nicole Anderson could be found on the sidelines. She’d cheer on her son, Jake, but she also wouldn’t hesitate to
Natalie Gilmore For The Signal After another spring stacked with competitive high school baseball, the CIF-Southern Section released its All-CIF teams on June 25th, as selected by CIF-SS Baseball Coaches’
Saugus cross country coach Rene Paragas had always wanted to host a meet in the Santa Clarita Valley and partnering with The Master’s University on an event the Christian liberal
During her junior year at Golden Valley, Marilyn Chavez carried three backpacks to school: one for sports, one for yearbook and one for her internship at local radio station KHTS.
Like many other baseball players, Bobby Garcia is very superstitious. So, as the innings passed and Garcia had yet to give up a hit in Saugus’ VIBL game against Burroughs
On the heels of suffering their first lost of the season, the Santa Clarita Blue Heat Football Club hosted the United Women’s Soccer West Conference’s first-place Calgary Foothills at The
Reaching the semifinals of the 2018 Saugus Summer Sensation Tournament, the Centurions girls basketball team looked revamped to take on Brentwood at Saugus on Friday night. Adding some much-needed height,
Against Cleveland High School in Friday’s VIBL matchup, Hart baseball found the will to win in the final inning of the 3-2 win at Hart with a walk-off hit. “A
Running on the San Francisquito Canyon trail in Santa Clarita, Alex Allevato had a confession to make to his friend and training partner David Magana: He had been cut from
Ending the year the same way they did last year, Valencia softball’s Ally Shipman and Shea O’Leary repeat as the All-SCV Co-Players of the Year. “It’s an honor to win
Have you ever noticed how easy good golfers make the game look? Of course you have. But this rule doesn’t just apply to golf. The best players in any sport
Did you hear that the European Tour recently implemented a shot clock in their tournaments? To some, this may seem like a crazy idea. I, however, believe the shot clock
If you were to ask a high school senior student-athlete if they would turn down an opportunity to compete and study at a Division 1 college in favor of a
During a Valencia track and field practice this spring, it started to rain, much to the dismay of just about all the runners in attendance. All of them but one.