By Noelle Blumel Signal Contributing Writer Perry Smith Sunday Signal Editor While teams would normally be gearing up for intense offseason workouts this time of year, College of the Canyons
Prep basketball has officially ended in Santa Clarita, and a new season is underway. Although spring prep sports have been postponed until April 30, baseball presented quite a few memorable
Two Santa Clarita Valley private schools went the distance in the CIF-Southern Section basketball playoffs this season. Both Santa Clarita Christian School and Trinity Classical Academy each reached the CIF-SS
A third straight Foothill League title, two come-from-behind victories in penalty kicks and the last standing Foothill League or SCV boys soccer team, Hart High had another special season that
Santa Clarita Christian School boys basketball has been a powerhouse in the Heritage League, missing the playoffs only one time in the last decade. “I just made a commitment to
Years ago, golf instructor Ken Lewis got a phone call from the father of an 8-year-old girl. “So, I hear you’re the person to bring talent to,” said the father
Three Santa Clarita Valley winter sports teams have repeated as Foothill League champs, while one other has won the league title for the first time in many years. Hart girls
When former Valencia hoops and current Fresno City College men’s guard Richard Kawakami stepped foot on the school’s campus for the first time in the summer, he didn’t quite know what to expect.
They are a basketball family through and through. The family is headed by Mike Penberthy, a former professional basketball player who had a short stint with the Los Angeles Lakers.
The Master’s University men’s and women’s basketball programs are experiencing unprecedented success.
After a tough pre-conference schedule that left the team with pretty much every game on the road, the College of the Canyons women’s basketball program is finding its winning ways.
Sibling rivalry is a tale as old as time. It’s a battle to be better than the other, but at West Ranch High, the story is quite the opposite on the pitch.
The Golden Valley boys soccer team has endured a long history of losing seasons for a little more than a decade.
When Talia, Kiki and Aly Taufaasau were kids, they shared a joke with their dad that they had microscopic basketballs floating in their blood.
West Ranch High School football set a new precedent last season, reaching the second round of the CIF-Southern Section postseason for the first time in program history.
Since taking over the Trinity Classical Academy girls volleyball program in 2016, head coach Rebecca Peluffo has cultivated a winning culture at Trinity. Centered around a philosophy of players who play for each other, the strategy has paid dividends in recent years.
Since she was 18 months old, Jordyn McBride was surrounded by tennis. With a mother and a father who are both tennis coaches and an older brother who plays the sport, it was nearly unavoidable.
Valencia is going for its 11th straight Foothill League title and at the start of the season, it seemed like the only team standing in its way was Hart, a group led by quarterback and University of California, Berkeley, commit Zach Johnson.
With the Foothill League cross-country season is in full swing, a few athletes have separated themselves from the rest of the pack.
The Foothill League is loaded with talented girls tennis players this year, but the race to the top of the standings figures to once again be between West Ranch and Valencia.
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