Santa Clarita sports report, January 25, 2016. This is your place for Santa Clarita’s winter 2015/16 sports. Find all the latest news and updates on your hometown schools here as they compete in the Foothill League, Heritage League, Western State Conference and GSAC.

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Santa Clarita High School Boys Basketball

One more Foothill League game til the midway point in the season and one team remains unbeaten.

Friday the two 3-0 teams went to battle and it was the Hart Indians (4-0) who emerged the lone remaining undefeated team. The Indians started fast (15-7 1st quarter advantage) and never looked back in the 66-51 victory over Golden Valley (3-1).

Valencia (2-2) held off struggling Saugus (1-3) and is now 2-0 since the return of Chibuzo Ikonte to the lineup. The Vikings defeated the Centurions, 63-54.

Canyon (1-3) picked up its first league win of the season with an upset at West Ranch (1-3), 63-50. The win moves Canyon in to 5th place after spending the first two weeks of the season in last, while the previously top-5 ranked Wildcats are now the cellar dweller after losing three straight.

The Trinity Knights were humbled Saturday by Shalhevet, losing to the Firehawks by a score of 73-54 in a non-league game.

On the other hand, the Santa Clarita Christian Cardinals continue to beat up on the opposition with back-to-back 90-point outbursts.

Coming off the 98-point effort against Frazier Mountain, the Cardinals dropped 94 on Guidance Charter (94-32) to move to 4-0 in the Heritage League and have won six straight.

Santa Clarita High School Girls Basketball

Valencia (4-0) continues to dominate in the Foothill League and has yet to allow a team to reach 40 points. Friday, the Vikings held Saugus (1-3) scoreless in the 1st quarter and the Centurions didn’t make it to double digits in any quarter thereafter, ultimately falling 56-18.

The Canyon Cowboys (3-1) are working to put last week’s beatdown by Valencia behind them, which started Friday at West Ranch (0-4). There, the Cowboys led the Wildcats in a back-and-forth game throughout before pulling away in the 4th quarter to go home with a 59-43 win.

Elsewhere in the Foothill League, Hart (3-1) beat Golden Valley (1-3), 66-52 to stay just a game behind Valencia.

Santa Clarita High School Boys Soccer

Valencia and Hart’s storied rivalry will write a new chapter in 2016 as both undefeated teams face off for the inside track at the Foothill League banner on Tuesday.

Both the Vikings and the Indians have been untouchable by the rest of the league quite literally. Neither team has conceded a goal through the first four matches of the league season.

Friday was more of the same as five different scorers got on the board for Valencia in a 5-0 rout at home against Canyon (1-3). The Vikings have shown an ability to come out of halftime focused on putting teams away, scoring 13 of their 20 league goals in the 2nd half.

Just another ho-hum shutout for the defending champion Indians, unbeaten since mid-December after a 3-0 win against Golden Valley (0-4).

The two 4-0 teams kickoff at 5 pm Tuesday.

Elsewhere in the Foothill League West Ranch and Saugus played to a 1-1 draw, firmly entrenched in a battle for 3rd place.

Santa Clarita High School Girls Soccer

The top of the standings look nearly identical in the boys and girls divisions, with Valencia (4-0) and Hart (3-0-1) the last standing undefeated girls teams.

Valencia and Canyon (1-3) played an exciting and gritty second half at Harry Welch Stadium, Friday, with all three goals coming after the break. The Vikings prevailed over the Cowboys, 2-1.

The Indians also needed two goals in the second half to put away Golden Valley, 2-0. The Grizzlies have lost three straight league games.

West Ranch kept to the second half trend Friday, securing a late winner to defeat Saugus, 1-0.

COC Basketball

The Cougars women’s basketball team is showing no signs of slowing down any time soon. They’ve won eleven in a row after another double digit 59-49 home victory against LA Valley. Additionally, one Cougar made school history: Hannah Green swatted 13 more shots to set the single season record for blocks with 131.

The Master’s College

There seems to be a lot of good women’s college basketball being played in the Santa Clarita Valley. The Mustangs’ won their 14th straight game Saturday to remain perfect in GSAC play, slipping by Menlo 68-61.

KHTS AM-1220 is your place for the 2015/16 winter sports and the Santa Clarita sports report. If you have any news and notes about our teams to share please send them to [email protected] and follow us @KHTSSports on Twitter.