
COC Insider: Men’s golf continues dominance
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

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

With a jam-packed house on Thursday afternoon, there was never a dull moment as the fastest swimmers showed their stuff in the Foothill League swimming finals at the Santa Clarita

By Nate Graham For The Signal As the Foothill League individual tennis tournament singles finals were about to get underway, there was a bittersweet atmosphere at the Paseo Club

West Ranch student-athlete Maya Evans died Thursday morning, which was confirmed through several officials with West Ranch athletics. Evans was diagnosed with leukemia in fall 2016. She played girls lacrosse

Winning the last match of the day in Foothill League prelims, Valencia boys tennis’ No. 3-seeded doubles team Chan Gi Kim and Ian Cho slowly walked to the net and

When a swing from a Canyon batter connected with Hart catcher Trever Coogan’s hand, there was no doubt in any onlooker’s mind that it was broken. There was only brief

Squeaking out a one-run win Wednesday afternoon, Saugus baseball defeated Golden Valley at Saugus, 4-3. Behind Anthony Ramirez’s walk-off hit, it took all seven innings for the Centurions to knock

The Valencia baseball roster is loaded with sophomores. A young roster can either spell disaster or potential for a team and in the Vikings’ case, it’s the latter. Sophomore pitcher

With droplets of rain coming down at the Santa Clarita Aquatic Center Tuesday afternoon, the Foothill League boys and girls swim teams battled it out in league prelims ahead of

After missing out on the last playoff spot due to a loss to Simi Valley last week, Hart boys lacrosse had something to prove against Santa Barbara at home on

Valencia traveled to Canyon on Tuesday evening, looking to preserve a win streak as its Foothill League season came to a close. Winning in straight sets, 25-17, 25-9, 25-16, the

After losing to Golden Valley by one run in early April, Saugus softball freshman Hayley Mihut wrote a phrase in permanent marker under the brim of her visor: “Take care

By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal TMU freshman Seanna Nalbandyan was shocked when she noticed Westmont College’s Emily Parks in her periphery as the runners reached the final barrier in

Heading to the playoffs in her first year at the helm of Valencia girls lacrosse, head coach Cynthia Hasseman has a lot to be proud of on Monday night’s senior

TARZANA – On Sunday morning, Zoe Campos is awake and alert much earlier than the majority of her 15-year-old counterparts. At 8 a.m., Campos is carefully watching her partner, Brianna

The fifth annual SoCal Special Hockey Festival culminated its hockey season by bringing special needs hockey players from San Diego, Utah and Colorado to compete together at the Ice Station