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From KHTS, Hometownstation.com | Tuesday, Oct 27, 2015

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[KHTS] – This is your place for Santa Clarita’s high school football and fall 2015 sports. Find all the latest news and updates of your hometown schools here as they compete in the Western State Conference, Foothill League, Heritage League and GSAC.

Santa Clarita High School Volleyball

Undefeated Valencia is just three league matches away from a perfect season and a Foothill League championship. First of the three starts this evening when the Vikings host the Golden Valley Grizzlies.

Hart looks to be on a collision course with Valencia for the final match of the season at Hart High School. With just one loss, all the Indians need to do is take care of business in their next two matches to set up the championship match (for all intents and purposes). Tonight they take on struggling Saugus on the road.

It hasn’t been a great start to the year in sports for any Canyon High School teams. Not only is the football team winless in the Foothill League, but the girls volleyball team is still searching for its first victory of the season as well.

They have three more matches to get off the snide, and face a stern home test this evening against the West Ranch Wildcats, who are fighting for a wild card playoff berth.

Speaking of definitive matches for league crowns, the Heritage League will come down to a crosstown rivalry between two top ten Division 5AA schools.

#6 Trinity Classical Academy visits rival #1 Santa Clarita Christian tonight for the banner. First serve is at 6PM.

The Master’s College

Senior Day was this past Saturday, and it was senior Joey Mikulas who headed home the game-winner in double overtime for the stunning 2-1 victory over first place Biola, keeping the Mustangs GSAC title hopes alive.

The NAIA #18 Mustangs will have a full week to prepare for the final GSAC match of the season at Hope International, then its off to the conference tournament. Kickoff is at 1:30PM.

Make it seven straight for the Mustangs’ volleyball team after disposing of Arizona Christian Saturday on Bross Court. The Mustangs are now just three games back with four remaining and are the hottest team in the conference besides the first place Vanguard who has not lost yet in GSAC play.

Crunch time in the GSAC starts tonight for the Mustangs, with #1 overall Biola coming to Bross Court. First serve is at 7PM.

2015 World Series

Kauffman Staidum in Kansas City is the site of Game One of the World Series tonight between Daniel Murphy and the New York Mets and Mike Moustakas and the Kansas City Royals.

Matt Harvey vs Edinson Volquez will kick off the Series, with first pitch coming at 5:07PM PT.

KHTS AM-1220 is your place for the 2015 Foothill League football season. If you have any news and notes about our teams to share please send them to jp@hometownstation.com and follow @jallenpowell17 on Twitter.

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