Team USA star David Smith became just the fourth American to ever make four Olympic indoor volleyball squads this past summer. Smith, a 39-year-old deaf man, has been playing volleyball for over half of his life. The former Saugus Centurion isn’t letting his age stop him and is still playing high-level volleyball and not counting out a fifth-straight Olympic games
Compiled from news releases The Cube is scheduled this week to host the four-day playoffs for the West Coast Hockey Conference, featuring 10 different universities from across California and Arizona —
College of the Canyons Cougars baseball was looking for revenge in its season opener series. COC hosted the Saddleback College Bobcats to open up the 2024 season, the same team
After a monster first half from point guard Aaliyah Garcia, College of the Canyons women’s basketball needed its other stars to shine. Garcia was hounded with double and triple teams
College of the Canyons women’s basketball had its hands full in Friday’s non-conference matchup with the visiting Palomar Comets. Palomar had the better record, more size and stronger numbers but
College of the Canyons men’s basketball was knocked back into the loss column after dropping the Cougar Holiday Classic championship game to the Mount San Antonio College Mounties on Friday.
Hart High alumna Jensen Shrout and Point Loma Sea Lions women’s soccer had one of the most remarkable NCAA Division 2 women’s soccer tournaments in recent years. The Sea Lions
Life Pacific outside hitter Hannah Caddow, a Trinity Classical Academy alumna, earned one of the highest honors in collegiate sports on Monday. The Warriors outside hitter was named an NAIA
College of the Canyons men’s basketball fell just short in its home non-league loss to the Cypress College Chargers. Cypress won the game, 66-61, after holding off multiple big runs
Valencia alumnus Tanner Miller is the latest former Viking to leave his mark on the collegiate level. Miller, an offensive lineman at Oregon State, was named to the All-PAC-12 team
Complete redemption and a flip of the script. College of the Canyons women’s golf achieved both on Tuesday after winning the program’s fifth state championship. Last year, Canyons held a
West Ranch alumnus Ryan Staub was ready for his moment on Saturday. The true freshman quarterback got the nod that he’d be starting in Colorado’s regular-season finale on Sunday, marking
The Master’s University Mustangs women’s basketball suffered its first loss of the season on Saturday. The Mustangs dropped a defensive battle with the visiting Wayland Baptist Queens, 62-58, in TMU’s
College of the Canyons football made multiple defensive stands in Saturday’s home conference win over the Ventura Pirates. The Cougars blocked a PAT, forced six consecutive punts and held on
One of the most heavily coveted athletes in the country has announced her college destination. Castaic senior Meagan “Jumphries” Humphries announced her commitment to the University of Texas on social
College of the Canyons women’s soccer only needed a draw, if not a win, in Friday’s home conference matchup with the Santa Monica Corsairs. Santa Monica stunned the Cougars, 1-0,
College of the Canyons women’s volleyball rode strong blocking and serving in Wednesday’s home conference win over the Antelope Valley College Marauders. The Cougars won the match, 25-19, 25-13, 25-7,
College of the Canyons Hall of Fame coach Lee Smelser’s name was forever emblazoned onto the court where he built a legacy. The Cougar Cage’s basketball court was officially unveiled
A career day for No. 11 College of the Canyons sophomore Josh Clark wasn’t enough as the Cougars fell to the visiting No. 22 Allan Hancock Bulldogs on Saturday in
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