
Canyon football grad catches on in Canada
After weeks of bearing the weight of bad news and good food, Canyon High graduate Drew Wolitarsky got a pick-me-up Tuesday when the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football

After weeks of bearing the weight of bad news and good food, Canyon High graduate Drew Wolitarsky got a pick-me-up Tuesday when the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football

At a recent William S. Hart Union High School District function honoring spring CIF champions, Saugus High swim coach Jim Klipfel spoke about recent graduate Tanner Olson. The focus wasn’t

The Santa Clarita Blue Heat haven’t scored as many goals as its coach might have hoped. But, frankly, they’ve scored when they’ve had to and they haven’t had to score

In Hart High’s 3-0 VIBL summer league win over Canyon at Hart, Josh Cerpa’s game was both patient and urgent. At the plate, where he went 3-for-4, he was the

In a crowd of kids in blue T-shirts, all with the name “Vereen” printed on the back, Valencia High graduate and NFL running back Shane Vereen was doing pushups. It

Two years ago, at her first training session as a U.S. Naval Sea Cadet in Camp Pendleton, Briana Garden was introduced to “the playground.” “They call it the playground,” Garden,

College of the Canyons men’s basketball coach Howard Fisher will return to international basketball competition once again after a 10-year hiatus. Fisher is the head coach of the Youth Men’s

In a short amount of time, Santa Clarita Christian boys basketball has become the longest team around. SCCS coach James Mosley confirmed Friday that Caden and Jordan Starr, the respective

One word defined West Ranch baseball’s 9-6 win over St. Mary’s at Buchanan High in Clovis on Friday, and one word nearly derailed it. “We are going to be offensive,”

Elena Martinelli was nervous. This was something she was proud of, but not something she necessarily broadcast. How would her classmates react? “You’re still selling cookies as a teenager?” she

Golden Valley High football coach Dan Kelley doesn’t deny that greater expectations grace the shoulders of his record-breaking senior wide receiver entering the 2017 season. Kelley, though, believes Jalin Lewis

Do you have a ‘go to’ shot? I’m referring to that type of shot you can trust during a pressure packed moment on the course. That shot when you need

Do you believe in superstitions? I’m sure many of you do. Perhaps you have a lucky rabbit’s foot, or you are fearful of a black cat crossing your path. These

The boys volleyball season was a slow, upward climb for Albert Einstein Academy. The team was formed this year with only one player that had experience playing volleyball. But now

Chase Farrell likes to play baseball. He also likes to fish. According to the recent Valencia High graduate, the two have a lot in common. “Being a pitcher, it’s a

At one point in her life, Santa Clarita Christian softball’s Hailey Aguilar says she basically forgot how to walk. The pitcher dealt with an osteochondral defect of the talus bone

Subtle chuckling permeated the room. Milwaukee Brewers Amateur Scouting Director Tod Johnson smirked. Keston Hiura smiled. Asked at a press conference Wednesday what kind of relief it was to learn

In between morning practices and evening games in triple-digit temperatures, Hart High baseball’s Cole Roederer lays around his house, fans at full blast. The cool-down paid off. Roederer played a

Wednesdays have a special purpose in the grander scheme of summertime baseball for West Ranch High. The Wildcats use the middle-of-the-week to set up their weekend pitching rotation, and that

There’s a photo Austin Hernandez keeps on his phone. In it, he’s just removed his helmet, unleashing untamed, shoulder-length hair. In it, he’s a split second from crossing home plate