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Boys Weekend Scoreboard

Valencia (8-3, 1-0): 64

Saugus (7-5, 0-1): 44

Valencia showed why they were the preseason Foothill League favorites with a statement road win at Saugus. The Vikings closed the first half on a 17-4 run and never looked back from there.

Senior Jake Hlywiak led Valencia with 17 points and was the sparkplug in the second quarter run that blew the game open, and the Valencia frontcourt of Richard Kawakami (12 points 8 boards), Josh Assiff (11 points 7 boards) and Jayden Trower (9 points 9 boards) controlled the glass throughout the game.

Saugus’ star junior Adrian McIntyre had a rough night from the field and finished with just 11 points. The Centurions go as he goes offensively, and it showed on the scoreboard; however, freshman Nathan Perez continues to be a bright spot for Saugus and a major building block for the future of the program. He had 19 points to lead all scorers.

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Golden Valley (2-5, 0-1): 48

Hart (2-8, 1-0): 78

The Indians took a 40-16 lead into halftime and cruised in the second half to a blowout victory over Golden Valley. Hart snapped a four game losing streak with the win and GV dropped its second in a row.

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West Ranch (8-5, 1-0): 61

Canyon (3-9, 0-1): 58

West Ranch withstood a four quarter rally from Canyon to hang on for the league opening win.

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Trinity (4-7): 77

SCVi (2-4): 33

Kyle Fields led the Knights with 22 points to help take home the win in the local rivalry.

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Santa Clarita Christian (8-5): 40

Etiwanda: 45

The No. 1 team in Division 3AA’s plan to schedule up this season should pay dividends as the season progresses. The Cardinals five losses have come to three teams ranked in the top ten in the state.

Girls Weekend Scoreboard

Valencia (5-5, 0-1): 56

Saugus (11-2, 0-1): 38

Valencia held Saugus to just 12 first half points and their worst game of the season. Skylar Engram was a powerful force inside for the Vikings and Yasmine Ahllamara led the way with 16 points.

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West Ranch (2-11, 0-1): 19

Canyon (5-6, 1-0): 68

It looks like Canyon and Valencia will once again be on a collision course for the Foothill League crown if the opening games are any indication. The Cowboys held West Ranch to single digits in every quarter.

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Santa Clarita Christian vs Lancaster Baptist at 3:00

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Boys Weekend Scoreboard

Valencia (3-1-1): 3

Saugus (3-3-1): 0

Valencia took a 1-0 lead into halftime, but Saugus had a good majority of the possession and were threatening. However, the wheels fell off in the 48th minute when Saugus forward Dylan Sullivan lost his senses and dangerously tackled a Valencia player from behind. A small scuffle ensued and he was promptly shown a red card.

From there on after the Vikings were the more composed side, adding two more goals with the man advantage for the statement road win.

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West Ranch (2-2-1): 0

Canyon (2-2-2): 1

Senior Harry Davis rescued the three points for the Cowboys with an 88th minute goal assisted by Tito Gonzalez.

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Golden Valley (3-4-3): 2

Hart (4-4-1): 5

The Indians extended their incredible Foothill League unbeaten streak to 17 games (13-0-4) with the win over the Grizzlies. The streak dates back to the 2016 season.

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Trinity (4-5-2): 3

Santa Clarita Christian: 1

Senior Nolan Kulp was the star of the day with a hat trick to lead the Knights over rival SCCS in the derby. Kulp is now up to eight goals in eight games.

Girls Weekend Scoreboard

Hart (4-2-1): 9

Golden Valley (3-6-2): 0

Thought the Hart boys were on a nice streak? The Hart girls have extended their Foothill League unbeaten streak to an unbelievable 45 games (31-0-14) dating back to the 2012/13 season. This team reloads every year and maintains its stranglehold on Santa Clarita with seeming ease.

31-0-14 in the league since 2012.

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Canyon (1-4-2): 0

West Ranch (4-0-2): 1

The Wildcats go a first half winner to remain undefeated on the season.

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Saugus (6-0-3): 2

Valencia (3-0-3): 2

The Cents and Vikes played to an entertaining draw with goal apiece on either side of halftime–in addition to keeping their undefeated seasons alive.

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SCCS (3-4-1): 5

Trinity (0-6): 1

Sydney Boswell is picking up right where she left off last season, scoring a brace (two) in the derby and bringing her total to 13 goals through seven games.

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SCCS vs Hueneme at 3:15

Valencia vs Ventura at 5:00

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