Hart boys golf’s Art Thompson rates his play in terms of letters. “Nobody can touch me if I play my ‘A game’ and I haven’t been playing my ‘A game,’”
Fighting to beat the sunset, West Ranch and Valencia boys tennis meet went down to the wire Tuesday. Tied 3-3 at the end of the first round, tied 6-6 at
With two more swim meets before Foothill League preliminaries, Valencia and Hart swim knew that it was going to be a dogfight in the dual meet Tuesday afternoon. Both Hart
With each strikeout she threw against West Ranch, Hart pitcher Amanda Souza’s smile seemed to get brighter and brighter. By the end of the game and nine K’s to her
At any time, Master’s coach Zach Schroeder could scroll to specific times on his laptop and detail the work of each of his runners. He could tell you that freshman
Cameron Ely loves hair scrunchies. But unlike most 11-year-old girls, the hair accessory has a bigger purpose than style. “I like them because they pull my hair out of my
Hoping to add a coach before the start of summer, Saugus co-Athletic Director Brandon Marcia is excited about the opportunity to finally bring boys lacrosse to Saugus High School. “Up
Driving about 30 minutes from his Studio City home to the College of the Canyons campus, offensive tackle Carlton Lorenz is going to have to travel a lot further next
Do you draw a line on your ball to assist with your putting? It’s a practice done by most professionals, and many amateurs, throughout the game. The concept is simple.
Golfers are spoiled. There’s really no other way to put it. When something seems less than ideal around the golf course, golfers are quick to complain. I’m sure that Superintendents
When Karen Du started competing in throwing events for West Ranch high school, she didn’t see it as much more than a hobby. It wasn’t until her skills earned her
Winning the first two games against Saugus, Valencia baseball was poised to sweep the season series on Friday afternoon. Saugus (9-7-1 overall, 4-3 Foothill League) entered the game with an
The Wildcats girls track and field team defeated the Centurions 71.5-64.5, while the Cents boys came out victorious, 79-57 on Friday. For the girls, Saugus’ Mariah Castillo clocked five minutes,
As Hart baseball held a two-run lead over West Ranch in the seventh inning, Indians pitcher Peter Niednagel took to the mound to close out the game. With each warmup
By Jesse Muñoz For The Signal College of the Canyons starting pitcher Jacob Lopez struck out a career-high 14 batters and the Cougars clubbed 17 hits to clip conference rival Citrus
Battling chilly temperatures and gusty winds, Saugus softball traveled to Golden Valley Thursday afternoon. The Grizzlies fought the elements, as Cassidy Cangemi took the mound and pitched a complete game
In the week leading up to Canyon boys track and field’s meet against Golden Valley, the Cowboys knew they needed every point they could get. When two undefeated teams go
West Ranch boys volleyball traveled to Saugus Thursday evening, stealing home court from the Cents by defeating them in straight sets, 25-21, 25-19, 25-18. “It was a really solid win
Nineteen Foothill League student-athletes inked commitments with colleges on National Signing Day on Wednesday. Hart led the way with nine total commits, as volleyball teammates Makenna Fall and Ashley Cosey
On Wednesday afternoon at the Santa Clarita Aquatic Center, both Hart and Saugus brought the raucous as Indians won both the girls and boys meets, 115-55 and 128-42, respectively. With