Huddled in locker room after shooting, team relied on texts
(World News USA)

SANTA CLARITA, Calif. (AP) - When gunfire rang out Thursday morning at his high school, basketball player Noah Sanchez was working on his outside shot in the gym before class, listening to pop music playing in his headphones. He didn´t hear the shots in the nearby quad, but word traveled fast, triggering a cascade of events that have become all too common during a school shooting. Someone told the coach, who told someone to lock the doors and soon the boys´ junior varsity basketball team was huddled in fear in a dark corner of the smelly locker room at Saugus High School, hoping for word that everything was OK but worried a gunman might burst through the doors. Outside, it was not OK. A...