Archive By Section - Community/Youth Sports
Riding the wave
One of the up-and-coming young surfers in Southern California does not reside in San Diego, Malibu, or even within a 30-minute drive from any beach.
Swimmers of summer
Summer has begun, swimmers have taken their marks, and the referee has blown his ear-piercing whistle.
Black Belt's Boy Wonder
Whirling kicks, pick ax-like weapons and a black belt are part of the exciting universe of Taekwondo.
Never too old
Albert Gandy never even thought about golf until he retired. He had too many other things on his plate. Like when he spent 197 straight days in combat during World War II. Or when he worked 12-14 hour days as an executive for a carpet cleaning company. He didn't become a golf lifer until he retired at age 68. He didn't make his first hole-in-one until he was 85. After June 26th, the 92-year old ...
Hart PONY Mustang Blue team wins district
The Hart Mustang Blue Tournament team won the PONY District Tournament in Greenfield, Calif.
Milan GU-16 SA team makes Irvine Summer Classic finals
Playing in their inaugural tournament the GU-16 Milan SA team made the finals of the Irvine Summer Classic. Milan went undefeated in pool play.
Local team brings home the gold
The Hart 14U softball team took third place in the ASA Western District Tournament in Moorpark this past weekend qualifiying for State in San Diego. The team will represent Southern California for softball and participate in the Junior Olympic ceremonies at Qualcomm Stadium with 30,000 athletes.
Kids learn to save lives ...
"Saving" fellow competitors with yellow rescue cans, swimming up to 300 yards and running around in the sun-splashed sand, the annual Junior Lifeguard Competition took place Tuesday at Castaic Lake.
Kids learn to save lives ...
"Saving" fellow competitors with yellow rescue cans, swimming up to 300 yards and running around in the sun-splashed sand, the annual Junior Lifeguard Competition took place Tuesday at Castaic Lake.
Building character one child at a time
While youth soccer and baseball leagues abound in the Santa Clarita Valley, there are few football organizations by comparison.
Local kids getting their kicks
Leagues of their Own is a continuing series featuring stories behind local youth sports organizations.
PYFL passing tourney begins
The Pacific Coast Football League, PYFL, hosted its second annual passing tournament on Saturday at Valencia High School. Thirty-nine teams in four ages weight divisions participated in pool play competition. The divisions, bantam, midget, junior and senior compete in 7-on-7 high school style passing games. Each division is broken into three sections, American, National, Central. Saturday's round robin games determined the seedings for today's championship round. The top seeds for today's Senior Division is ...
Swimmers break world records at SCAC long meet
On May 18, world records were broken when the Santa Clarita Masters Club and the Santa Clarita Aquatic Center hosted a Long Course Meet. The meet consists of competitors swimming 50-meter lengths versus the usual configuration of 25-yards.
Ventura Black Widows join NWFA
The National Women's Football Association has awarded a team license in the California coastal town of Ventura. The team will be an exhibition squad this year and officially playing a full schedule in 2009.
College of the Canyons gears up for summer with five youth camps
SANTA CLARITA, Calif. - As the temperature rises and the days get longer, it is inevitable that summer vacation is right around the corner for the children of the Santa Clarita and its surrounding communities. Instead of sitting at home watching television, College of the Canyons offers an alternative - five different youth sports camps starting in June to accommodate everyone's little athlete.
Articles by Section - Community/Youth Sports
Youth sports: Local AYSO teams make state
Even some of the coaches and parents in the community didn't realize a state championship existed for the American Youth Soccer Organization.
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