Sports (retired)

Peterson leads COC golf to title no. 25

Pulling off an impressive feat for the second time in 30 years, College of the Canyons men’s golf team recently captured its 10th straight Western State Conference Championship — for

Valencia High girls swim

Over the years, the Valencia girls swim program program some of the league fastest swimmers who’ve set some of the Foothill League’s best times. Sophomore sensations Izabella Adame and Julia

Higher learning at Long Beach State

For Kyle Ensing, volleyball almost never stops. Since earning a scholarship to Long Beach State after a prep career at Valencia, he’s consistently been taking his game to new heights,

Lacrosse sees big push in Santa Clarita

Hart boys lacrosse coach Tony Uebelhardt remembers the first time he watched a college lacrosse game on television. He was flipping through the channels in search of a sport to

Surviving and thriving with CF

A normal day for West Ranch boys volleyball junior setter Johnny Buchanan consists of waking up and doing a 5-minute Albuterol breathing treatment before he heads off to school. After

The growth of soccer

Statistics from U.S. Youth Soccer indicate that millions of children across the country are taking to the sport that was once primarily associated with Europe and other parts of the

AYSO Soccer teams score big

Come rain or shine throughout the months of January and February, there were still sports to be played in Santa Clarita — specifically, championship-level youth soccer. For three Canyon Country

Going the distance in the water

2,046.6 miles. That’s the distance that Valencia High School grad and former Paseo Aquatics swimmer Julia Wolf had to travel to the campus of Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana from

That next-level love of baseball

The Ogrin family loves baseball. It’s apparent through brothers Scott and Sean Ogrin’s dedication and passion to the sport over the course of their early teenage years and into their

Wrestling with preconceived notions

Priscilla Ramirez never envisioned herself wrestling. She always considered herself “super girly,” and left the sport to her sister. But, on Feb. 22, Ramirez concluded her prep wrestling career with

Stories to watch in SCV girls hoops

With girls basketball starting back up after the holiday break, several Santa Clarita Valley girls basketball teams have been making headlines. Saugus continues to climb The Centurions had a milestone