Santa Clarita Sports Report, March 13, 2017. This is your place for Santa Clarita’s 2016/17 Foothill League spring 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.

A 13-year-old led a police chase from Downtown LA that ended in a parking lot on McBean Pkwy and The Old Road in Valencia.

Girls Basketball CIF Division II State Championships

6 Valencia 57

3 Chaminade 56

Valencia is moving on to the Regional Semifinals after hanging on Saturday night at Chaminade, 57-56. The Vikings led 29-20 at the break, but wheathered the Eagles’ fourth quarter surge to earn a matchup with another CIF-SS Open Division top 15 team, the 2-seeded Mater Dei Monarchs.

Valencia will travel to Mater Dei on Tuesday, bringing with it a nine-game winning streak and a 29-5 record.

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8 Canyon 47

1 Orangewood Academy 53

The Cowboys hung tough at SoCal top seed Orangewood Academy, but couldn’t make enough shots to overtake the Spartans, shooting just 42% as a team with leading scorer Talia Taufaasau going 6-for-17.

Canyon’s season ends at 22-11.

Santa Clarita High School Baseball

Despite defeating Agoura 13-10 over the weekend, the Valencia Vikings (4-2) dropped out of the CIF-SS D1 top ten. The Vikings face the Hart Indians in the Foothill League tournament on Wednesday.

Three straight wins to open the season including a dramatic ninth inning rally at Santa Clarita Christian on Friday is enough to vault Albert Einstein Academy into the Division 7 top ten at No. 10. Both the Cardinals and Rockets complete their home-and-home series, tomorrow.

Santa Clarita High School Softball

Valencia (7-4) stands firm at No. 8 in Division 1 as the lone ranked Santa Clarita team.

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