Before Notre Dame women’s basketball’s game against the University of North Carolina, Fighting Irish guard Lili Thompson was hyping up Hart girls basketball product Nicole Benz. “You’ve got to be
Five Santa Clarita Valley basketball teams tip off Wednesday in the opening rounds of their respective CIF-Southern Section tournaments, including a sixth which will have the luxury of taking the
It sounds like a birthday. The Master’s University men’s basketball team has for some time been anticipating a No. 1 national ranking. But, frankly, the Mustangs don’t expect to feel
Through its four seasons of existence, the Valencia wrestling program has continued to raise its bar of program-bests with ease. That was still the case at Saturday’s CIF-Southern Section girls
Prep sports seasons have three parts: preseason, league season and postseason. “Right now, everybody in the playoffs is zero and zero,” said Hart boys basketball coach Tom Kelly, whose team
The Master’s University women’s basketball team got a chance to catch its collective breath Monday night. The Mustangs picked up a 78-53 non-conference win over Bethesda at Bross Court, two
Boys soccer Games will be on Feb. 16 with start times at 3 p.m. or 5 p.m., with the exception of wildcard games. Division 4: Winner of wildcard game at
Division 2 A Boys – First Round Feb. 14 at 7 p.m. Valencia at Oxnard West Ranch at San Marcos Saugus at Muir West Ranch at San Marcos Division 2
Valencia boys basketball had an interesting season. A new head coach tasked with handling a group of talented veterans was a challenge in itself, and a questionable late call in
No matter the outcome Friday night, the Saugus girls basketball team was likely headed to postseason. The Centurions were in fourth place heading into their regular-seaosn finale against Hart but
The Canyon girls basketball team was tired of sharing. Last season, the Cowboys split the Foothill League title with Valencia and battled against them throughout the season, up until a
It didn’t matter how many times he heard how young and inexperienced his team was, Saugus first-year coach Alfredo Manzano was adamant that he’d overcome the hurdles to win the
When it came to choosing a four-year college home, College of the Canyons defensive end Dorian Gerald went with his heart. In his home state of South Carolina, surrounded by
Jesse Muñoz For The Signal It’s been an historic week of firsts for the College of the Canyons women’s tennis program. Last Friday, the Cougars played and hosted the
Let’s face it — there aren’t many comparisons between golf and football. In fact, you could argue that the two sports couldn’t be more opposite. However, thanks to the Waste
Hart defensive lineman Thomas Bambrick had over a dozen offers to play college football in the United States, with offers from Division 3 and NAIA programs. A week before Wednesday’s
Golf is a mental game. Anybody who has played the game can recognize that. It messes with our minds, and occasionally fools us into believing we’ve got it figured out.
Sitting on the CIF-Southern Section playoff bubble, Valencia girls soccer needed something special to happen on their home field on Friday night. That special something came in the form of
A mere 15 minutes separated Saugus from handing Hart its first Foothill League loss of the season while also giving its at-large postseason resume a major boost. That vision was
Saugus grad Loren Zitomersky has been doing athletic events with his father for the last 20 years with two goals in mind: raise awareness and money for epilepsy. So when