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The Valencia Vikings wrestling program made sure to put on a show in their first and only scheduled home dual meet of the season on Wednesday. Denicio Diaz brought the crowd to its feet early on with a WWE-like slam of his opponent on his way to a 17-9 major decision over his Lancaster High opponent, Brett Smithley, at 126
Valencia High School wrestling got through another postseason tournament with multiple qualifiers. The Vikings had one champion and four wrestlers overall place in the top five at the CIF Southern
Valencia High School wrestling coach Brian Peterson couldn’t have asked for a better start to the postseason for his Vikings. Saturday at Camarillo High School, four Vikings earned titles at
Vikings finish with two champions in final tournament before postseason “No pain, no gain” is a phrase often tossed around in the sports world to indicate needing to suffer before
Trinity Classical Academy sophomore wrestler Hudson Sweitzer kicked off the new year with his first tournament victory of the year at the Juan Enriquez Memorial held this past weekend at
The Valencia Vikings wrestling program added a big name to the roster a couple of weeks ago, and the results are already showing. Slater Hicks, who grew up in the
Valencia senior Alex Lopez got his wrestling season going in a big way this past weekend, winning the Downey 32 tournament held at Downey High School. Wrestling at 175 pounds,
The Valencia High School wrestling program isn’t known for having a large squad, but Vikings head coach Brian Peterson is looking forward to seeing what his tightknit group can accomplish
Alex Munoz captures seventh place for second state medal, third appearance The pain was unbearable. Valencia senior Alex Munoz had already broken both of his elbows at one point or
By Ryan Menzie For The Signal While COVID-19 protocols prevented the California Interscholastic Federation from being able to organize a full season of wrestling competition, grapplers from around the state, including several Santa Clarita
After playing basketball overseas for a season, Golden Valley grad Taylor Statham was excited to come back home to the Santa Clarita Valley last week to sunny weather and a
By Signal Staff The dominoes continue to fall. The William S. Hart Union High School District announced that all sports and after school activities are canceled until April 30 at
Last March, Andrew Lopez borrowed a suit from a neighbor to wear to the CIF State wrestling tournament where he would coach his younger sister, America Lopez. The neighbor showed
LA HABRA — Valencia High School is sending three varsity boys wrestlers to the CIF State tournament after Braden Smelser, Trent Munoz and Alex Munoz placed in the Top 9
Monday was President’s Day, which meant Valencia High School was off of school. But for the Vikings wrestling team, it was an opportunity for more work and more training. At
Ordinarily, weekend tournaments mean long days of traveling and even longer days of matches. But the tournament on deck for Saturday for the Valencia wrestling team was right in their
The Valencia wrestling team continued its push to the postseason at the Thunderclap Varsity Tournament on Saturday at Thousand Oaks High School. The Vikings brought nine wrestlers to compete in
As Jake Quintana drilled with Braden Smelser at a Valencia wrestling practice on Monday, only his left knee ever made contact with the ground. Part of that is because of
On Friday and Saturday, Braden Smelser and Trent Munoz were surrounded by multiple state champion wrestlers at the 5-Counties tournament at Fountain Valley High School. Some of California’s most elite
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