Justin Vigil-Zuniga is a Sports Reporter at The Santa Clarita Valley Signal. He covers a range of competitive sports, including football, soccer, tennis, golf, and basketball, providing in-depth analysis and insights into the athletic landscape. Justin's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting his commitment to delivering comprehensive sports coverage.
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Justin Vigil-Zuniga's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events, particularly basketball and soccer, with a strong emphasis on high school sports in the Santa Clarita area. If you are involved in organizing or have insights into upcoming local sporting events, especially those involving Hart High School or other schools in the region, Justin may be receptive to your pitch.
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By: Justin Vigil-Zuniga
Golden Valley girls' tennis won the program's first-ever playoff match in a battle full of firsts.
Rancho Verde Mustangs football ran wild in its playoff opener with the Hart Hawks. The Mustangs beat the Hawks 47-34 behind a wave of power and stealthy running.
By: Justin Vigil-Zuniga
Canyon Cowboys girls' volleyball had its extraordinary CIF playoff run end on Saturday night at the hands of the Corona Panthers.
By: Justin Vigil-Zuniga
Valencia sophomore golfer Eliana Saga hasn't felt pressure all season.
By: Justin Vigil-Zuniga
Fans witnessed a triumphant and emotional return at the Saugus and Hart football matchup on Friday, Nov. 1.
Hart High School boasted just a fraction of its college-bound athletic talent in Wednesday's signing day event.
College of the Canyons women's volleyball brought home its eighth Western State Conference championship on Wednesday.
By: Justin Vigil-Zuniga
Head coaches and top athletes from all seven programs gathered on Saturday at Canyon High School for the Foothill League's first ever boys' basketball media day.
Saugus girls' volleyball and West Ranch baseball hosted a fall signing day for a portion of their senior talent.
Hart girls' basketball coach Jerry Mike remembers the email vividly when he first found out about incoming freshman Morgan Mack.
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