Valencia High’s Kayla Konrad made two free throws with under 10 seconds remaining Saturday night, and Chaminade of West Hills missed two shots on its final possession before the Vikings
Last Friday and Saturday, a handful of members of The Master’s University men’s track and field team toed the line on the two-day Ben Brown Invitational hosted by Cal State
Boys Division 3 Josh Ferguson, Valencia Cesar Dominguez, Valencia Division 4 James Johnson, Saugus Josh De Leon, Saugus Division 7 Samy Couja, Einstein Girls Division 1 Taylor Scott, Hart Kassie
Two time Olympic Gold Medalist and World Cup National Champion Mia Hamm leads a soccer camp with 80 attendees. The two-day TeamFirst Soccer Academy for ages 7-18 was held at The
Valencia High girls basketball isn’t done yet. The No. 6 seed Vikings upset No. 3 Chaminade of West Hills, 57-56, on the road Saturday in the second round of the
Canyon High girls basketball gave the No. 1 seed in its bracket a run for its money. But the Cowboys fell, 53-47, to Orangewood Academy of Garden Grove on the
Saugus softball won both of its games on Friday in the Tournament of Champions in Bullhead City, Ariz. The Cents first took down Fountain Valley High 4-1. Leslie Reynaga allowed
When Hart girls soccer coach Guilherme Mitrovitch first saw Taylor Scott play on the junior varsity team her freshman year, he didn’t expect her to eventually win Foothill League Player
Had you wandered into Santa Clarita Christian’s gymnasium Friday, you might have found yourself confused. Yes, a group of prep athletes collected along the sideline in the school’s staple black
Out of sheer excitement, Albert Einstein Academy baseball coach Marcello Imbert grabbed the faces of Sam Stulman and Ian Sockett and gave them each a kiss on the cheek. No
West Ranch center fielder Jovan Camacho struggled to pluck the ball from his glove. Wildcat catcher Christos Stefanos couldn’t believe his eyes. Coach Casey Burrill struggled to recall a play
The face of Santa Clarita Christian athletics for the last 20 years plans to leave the school this summer. Garrick Moss, longtime Cardinals football and baseball coach, is taking a
All of the rain we’ve been experiencing here in Southern California has left many golfers with mixed feelings. Sure, the rain has certainly been needed and will help golf courses
Back in the early 90s, I spent a lot of time working with a well-known golf instructor in Scottsdale, Arizona. I would make the drive from Albuquerque, New Mexico to
Saugus boys tennis defeated Crespi 17-1 on Thursday afternoon. Erin Pang and Jeffrey Astorga each swept with scores of 6-3, 6-0, 6-0 and 6-4, 6-0, 6-1, respectively. James Phan won
In its season-opener, Trinity Classical Academy softball was staring down a five-run deficit heading into the top of the seventh inning. But in that small window of time, the Knights
Canyon High softball needed this one. Coming off five straight losses, the Cowboys downed Oak Park, 8-4, at home Thursday behind Jessica Goodspeed’s arm and Melissa Spencer’s bat. The Cowboys
Valencia junior Dexter Akanno came off the bench at times last season. Hart junior Whitten Dominguez served as the sixth or seventh man for a senior-laden Indians team. The two
Thursday was a hard day for Saugus High boys soccer. It was hard for the Centurions to score in a 6-1 loss to Citrus Hill on the road in Perris
The College of the Canyons men’s and women’s swim teams combined to win five events at the first Western State Conference (WSC) meet of the season held Saturday at the