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Tyler Hendrickson was born and raised in Long Beach, and started covering sports in his hometown in 2010. After five years as a sportswriter, Tyler joined the athletic department at Long Beach State University in 2015. He spent more than four years in the athletic communications department, working primarily with the Dirtbags baseball program. Tyler also co-authored of The History of Long Beach Poly: Scholars & Champions.
WEEK 4 SEPTEMBER 13 Cabrillo vs. Taft (Saturday, 5:30 p.m.) Compton vs. Dominguez (5 p.m.) Jordan vs. Norwalk Lakewood @ Corona del Mar LBCC vs. Mt. SAC (Saturday, 6 p.m.) Long Beach Poly @ Serra Millikan @ La Mirada Wilson @ St. Anthony
The562’s coverage of aquatic sports in Long Beach is sponsored by the Aquatic Capital of America Foundation. The562’s coverage of Cabrillo Athletics is sponsored by the Cohn Family. The Cabrillo Jaguars are proving to be a difficult out every time they make it to the CIF-SS playoffs. The last three times the Jags have made the postseason, […]
It’s been a long road for Dennis Brown. It began in Long Beach, where he starred on the gridiron for Jordan High; it wound through the San Francisco and the NFL’s Super Bowl, where he took home a ring with the 49ers; it took him to rock bottom in Seattle, where he struggled with alcoholism; […]