
Out of the Bunker: The Hybrid Chip
Have you ever stopped to notice just how great professional golfers are able to chip the ball? Their ability to get their ball close to the hole is perhaps the

Have you ever stopped to notice just how great professional golfers are able to chip the ball? Their ability to get their ball close to the hole is perhaps the

I always enjoy watching the Major Championships during the golf season. They each have their own flair. The Masters is always spectacular in its beauty, and nothing can compare

When The Master’s University beat Sierra Nevada of Lake Tahoe, 7-0, Thursday, it was a solid start to the season. But it meant a little extra to forward Kellian Ahearn.

You’d be hard-pressed to find many schools where a returning 1,600-yard rusher will be pressed as hard for carries as at Valencia High. Moises Haynes grabbed the reins of the

When Nathan Bradder’s dad told him recently that he was selected for the Blue-Grey All-American Bowl, Bradder was in disbelief. “My dad told me at dinner and I was like,

School doesn’t officially start for Santa Clarita Valley International until Aug. 22, but newly-named Athletic Director Ken Erenberg is already hard at work. This summer, he set up the school’s

For College of the Canyons cross country, performing well in a meet is great. But performing well in a meet that’s hosted by COC is better. The Cougars will host

Asked about a 2013 newspaper article that quoted him as saying he expected to win championships and raise the bar at Brea Olinda High School and whether that mindset applied

As Jimmy Stirwalt conducted an on-camera interview Tuesday at Saugus High football practice, teammates jumped around behind the camera, involved in all kinds of shenanigans. Stirwalt, the Centurions senior middle

Saugus High grad Jeremy Glinoga has had basketball coaches and volleyball coaches. He’s also had singing coaches. Most recently, his coach has been “Coach Sharon” from The Voice Teens Philippines,

Santa Clarita Valley resident Corby Segal said Monday that in all his years of caddying on the PGA Tour he’d never seen Riviera Country Club look as pristine as when

The Master’s University men’s and women’s cross country teams altered their team vision for this season. Before, the vision was about “living up to Christianity through the sport,” according to

Asked to describe a particular middle linebacker on a particularly hot August afternoon, Hart High football players rattled off words and phrases like “enforcer,” “big-hitter,” “one of the most aggressive

Every morning, Valencia grad and current Arizona State football player Jay Jay Wilson sends a text message to his younger brother Jayvaun, a current running back at Valencia. “He tells

Both Santa Clarita Valley residents competing in the U.S. Amateur this week have ground to make up if they hope to advance past today’s stroke play. The SCV’s Corby Segal

On the topic of the 2017 The Master’s University women’s volleyball season, coach Allan Vince started with a joke and closed with a serious pitch. After finishing third in conference

At practice, the Golden Valley defense finds that it improves the most when it’s pitted against the offense in live situations. “We have all the team together, and it gets

Hunter Greene multitasked as he rounded the bases at Dehler Park in Billings, Montana, on Tuesday. He heard the crowd explode. He sensed the surprise of his teammates at the

A strong core of returners is coming back for the College of the Canyons women’s volleyball team this year, right down to the coach. Clay Timmons is back for his

The College of the Canyons women’s soccer team already has playoffs on the brain. After finishing last season 12-4-4 overall and winning the program’s sixth straight conference title, the Cougars