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West Ranch’s Braulio Castillo places sixth individually, Canyon’s Owen Souther takes 11th; Canyon, Saugus, Hart girls and Saugus boys also compete When Darren James took over the Hart boys’ cross country program in 2019, he set out to bring the program back to national dominance. Five years later, he’s one step closer to seeing that dream become a reality as
By Ryan Menzie Signal Sports Writer The West Ranch Wildcats girls’ cross-country team was one of the few teams in the Foothill League to be missing key players due to
By Ryan Menzie Signal Sports Writer Coming into the first Foothill League cross country meet, the Hart Indians boys were ranked No. 1 in Division 2 for cross country. The Indians kept to their
By Ryan Menzie Signal Sports Writer The Hart Indians have had success over the past couple of seasons, but even coach Darren James is unfamiliar with the amount of talent
By Ryan Menzie Signal Sports Writer The Santa Clarita Valley high school cross country teams competed Friday in the Cool Breeze Invitational, which invited more than 50 schools across the state to compete in their first real
By Ryan Menzie Signal Sports Writer Cross country season got under way for the Foothill League schools Friday with the Cool Breeze Invitational at the Rose Bowl, the first official meet for the teams since November 2019 due to
By Justin Vigil-Zuniga For The Signal Foothill League cross country concluded Saturday at Central Park as Golden Valley faced West Ranch followed by a separate meet between Hart and Valencia. Â
Cross-country teams wound their way through the hills behind Central Park once again on Friday, as Saugus High School and Castaic High School squared off in what would be the
Nearly two weeks after announcing its decision to cancel its fall sports championships, California Interscholastic Federation-Southern Section officials announced Monday the return of high school cross-country competitions. Boys and girls
Saugus High School ran the Second Annual Splish Splash Downhill Mile Wednesday morning, a New Year’s Day tradition that is becoming near and dear to Centurion students and alumni alike.
The West Ranch boys cross-country team won its fifth consecutive Foothill League title this season and senior Wildcats boys runner Hunter Romine was at the forefront of the team’s accomplishment.
Entering the 2019 cross-country season, Saugus girls runner Hannah Fredericks was a little skeptical about what she could accomplish in her junior year. “I didn’t have my best season last
By Erik BoalFor The Signal FRESNO — Following the most emotionally challenging 17-day period in Saugus High School history, the Centurions emerged from the CIF Division 1 girls state cross
Valencia girls cross-country senior runner Hailey Kirsch accomplished something she has never been able to do during her four-year varsity cross-country career, but the road was not always smooth. After
It was an emotional morning and afternoon at the CIF-Southern Section cross-country finals at Riverside City Cross Country Course on Saturday. The Saugus girls team had three runners finish inside
By Diego Marquez Signal Staff Writer The cross-country postseason continues today as numerous Foothill League girls and boys runners, as well as a few individual runners, take to Riverside Cross-Country
There are two sources of light on a rainy, 50-degree Thursday evening at the Hart High School track: a shed at the edge of the track and a floodlight shining
In light of the tragic event that took place on Nov. 14 at Saugus High School, the Canyon cross-country team honored the Centurions runners and the school at the CIF-Southern
When soccer player Aubrey McKessy entered the Canyon High School gym for a signing day ceremony on Wednesday, she immediately started to cry. In her seat at the table was
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