
2016-17 Canyon High Year in Review
This year, Canyon High showed some serious potential. At the front of the pack was the girls basketball team, which made it to a CIF-Southern Section final for the second

This year, Canyon High showed some serious potential. At the front of the pack was the girls basketball team, which made it to a CIF-Southern Section final for the second

Since joining Coley Stickels’ group at Canyons Aquatic Club almost a year ago, Valencia High’s Julia Wolf has experienced improved mental toughness and an ability to finish races stronger than
Two months ago, College of the Canyons defensive end Dorian Gerald had to 17 schools to choose from for NCAA Division 1 FBS football. One month ago, he narrowed it

College of the Canyons men’s basketball head coach Howard Fisher is currently in Israel coaching the USA Youth Men’s Basketball team during the 20th World Maccabiah Games. The following is

Santa Clarita Blue Heat’s Deyna Castellanos dashed to the sideline in front of her team’s bench, jumped up and down a few times, did a quick shimmy, then dashed back

The balloons, buffet line and DJ signaled a celebration, and Hunter Greene was the guest of honor. Greene greeted seemingly everyone at his going-away party Friday night at the Paseo

At the second-to-last Heritage League track and field meet of the season, Solomon Strader was the anchor for Trinity Classical Academy’s 4×400 meter relay team. As he was passed the

How do you warm up before a round of golf? Every player seems to have their own routine, and there is no absolute right or wrong way to warm up.

Over coaching in youth sports is a common occurrence these days. Regardless of the sport, you can witness coaches and parents over coaching young athletes at nearly every sporting event

MaxPreps named Hunter Greene a first-team, high-school All-American this week. That, however, pales in comparison to another storyline currently hitched to the Stevenson Ranch resident. The deadline for Major League

For as long as he can remember, Carson Strickland was at Harry Welch Stadium on Friday nights. Now, as a junior, he’ll have the chance to play there on that

Before the 2016 football season, Valencia coach Larry Muir said Mykael Wright was talented. As the 2016 season progressed, Wright’s play said he was talented. And since the end of

After a lengthy charter petition appeals process, many parents and students from Albert Einstein Academy for Letters, Arts and Sciences’ middle school and high school are cutting their losses and

When she’s not focused on West Ranch track and field, Natalie Ramirez likes to play guitar. “I’d say my top two favorite guitarists are Carlos Santana and Eric Clapton,” Ramirez

West Ranch baseball beat Calabasas High 13-1 in a Valley Invitational Baseball League game at Calabasas on Wednesday. The Wildcats scored nine runs in the second inning, a series that

The day featured a dizzying number of connections to the past, but to the Herrington brothers, it just felt like, well, football. When Hart High and Paraclete of Lancaster got

The epilogue to Chase Farrell’s Valencia High baseball career held true to its overarching narrative. “I think what I take away the most (from high school ball) is that you

With a young team once again, Saugus High girls basketball knows that in-game experience is valuable. Summer tournaments like the Burroughs summer league are essential. “They prepare you physically and

It’s all about returns lately when it comes to Santa Clarita Valley products in Major League Baseball. In June, Hart High graduate James Shields returned off the disabled list for

It may have been Davey Woodland’s second straight season as a singles player for West Ranch boys tennis, but physically, he was a different athlete. “I had a bigger first