Sports

TMU Insider: Mustangs baseball stays alive

Over the weekend, The Master’s University’s men’s and women’s track & field programs competed at the Oxy Invitational in Eagle Rock, while Mustang baseball kicked off its time at the

3 SCV tennis teams make CIF postseason

The CIF-Southern Section boys tennis team brackets were released on Monday. Foothill League champion West Ranch (15-3-0) will host Beverly Hills High, the top team in the Ocean Division at

SCCS baseball coasts past Guidance Charter

Noah Dent wasn’t feeling well. He had the flu. Santa Clarita Christian’s plan was to pitch the lefty two innings against a Guidance Charter of Palmdale team still looking for

COC softball sweeps its way into Super Regional

There’s another benefit to playing well in the community college softball playoffs in addition to winning games and advancing: Staying alive in the postseason provides more opportunities for four-year college

SCCS softball gets comeback win over Trinity

Santa Clarita Christian and Trinity Classical Academy softball were tied 20-all in the bottom of the seventh inning on Monday at Trinity. The Cardinals’ Cassidy Oliver struck out for the

Hart baseball edges Saugus by one run again

The one-run game phenomenon between Hart and Saugus continued. In the series finale, the Hart Indians completed the season sweep by edging out the Saugus Centurions, 3-2, Wednesday at Hart

Understanding sand

Do you ever notice a difference in the quality of sand in certain sand traps you play out of? I’m sure that most of you are answering yes. As a

Is technology the way to go?

I remember receiving my first set of golf clubs when I was eight-years old. They were a Christmas gift from Santa, and I was fascinated that he was able to

COC baseball cracks under Santa Ana pressure

College of the Canyons baseball’s Kris Keach sounded like an old sage after the Cougars’ 10-5 home loss to Santa Ana on Friday afternoon. “Worry about today. There’s enough worries