
Hart silences Saugus swim
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

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

By Tony Ciniglio For The Signal There was no doubt the Canyon baseball team faced a must-win situation Wednesday afternoon at Golden Valley High. Yet when the game came

As Hart held a one-run lead over West Ranch in the seventh inning, Evan Gellatly was ready. He stood confidently at the plate, with Wildcat runners stationed at each base

Coming off a win against defending Division 3 CIF Southern-Section champion Buckley, Hart boys tennis hosted and defeated Golden Valley Tuesday afternoon, 16-2. Dropping the first set to Golden Valley’s

With the temperature in the high 80’s, Valencia swim team took on Canyon swim team at Santa Clarita Aquatic Center Tuesday afternoon. Winning both the boys and girls events, 117-50

As Cameron Gadd walked across the outdoor seating area at Valencia Country Club, he was followed by a chant from nearly every single Foothill League golfer. “LA City champ,” the

By Tony Ciniglio For The Signal “Operation Mojo” went into full effect for the Valencia softball team. Coach Donna Lee talked about searching for Valencia’s “mojo” heading into the Foothill

Softball Division 3 No. 3 Golden Valley Boys volleyball Division 2 No. 6 Valencia *No baseball or boys tennis teams were ranked within the Top 10 of their Division

TMU coach Monte Brooks has said on more than one occasion this season that he hoped freshman Caleb Jaime would put the clamps on a crucial role in the

Towards the end of December, Whitten Dominguez was hurting. Shortly after recovering from a shoulder injury, he injured his Achilles. Despite the pain, Dominguez reached a point where he couldn’t

With a tough Boras Classic tournament in the rearview mirror and a high-stakes series against Hart in front of them, West Ranch baseball was in need of a quick boost

Jumping out to a lead in the bottom of the first inning, College of the Canyons softball never slowed against Santa Barbara Community College, winning the first game of a

The phrases “The Great Bambino,” “The Sultan of Swat” and “The Colossus of Clout” can only remind us of one thing: “The Sandlot.” Portraying a bunch of baseball-loving kids, the

When she was a kid, Talia Taufaasau constantly watched crime shows like “Unsolved Mysteries” and “The First 48” with her grandmother. “I grew up watching them and so, like, mysteries

Staging a furious sixth-inning comeback against Hope International Friday, scoring five runs and tying the game, The Master’s University completed the come-from-behind win, 7-6. Down 5-0 against Hope International (19-21,

By Jesse Munoz For The Signal Less than a week has passed since College of the Canyons softball had its eight-game win streak snapped at the hands of No. 9

Following in her brother’s footsteps, Taylor Moorehead starting playing soccer at the young age of four. “I wanted to be like my brother,” said Moorehead. “I would watch my brother

I’ve been working quite a bit on course strategy with my college team recently. While reviewing their scorecards at the conclusion of tournament rounds, it is evident that we need

There are certain times of the year that stand out more than others. Early February represents the Super Bowl. March brings us March Madness. And, for my family, we love

The word “Lopez” can mean two things. For one, it’s the last name of a College of the Canyons pitcher. It’s also a word that means 12 strikeouts and six