Every week JJ Fiddler and Mike Guardabascio sit down with Long Beach State athletics director Andy Fee for The LB Fee Show to talk about everything LBSU athletics and interview a special guest. This week features men’s volleyball coach Alan Knipe and a long discussion with Fee about bringing back coach Dan Monson. Episode 5 […]
PHOTOS: Toyota Grand Prix Of Long Beach Media Day
We were downtown on Tuesday for the annual Toyota Grand Prix Of Long Beach Media Day. Pace cars, two-seated IndyCars, sports cars and drifting drivers gave members of the media and VIPs and ride around the track. Local residence were also aloud to bike, skate or walk around the track in the afternoon. Stay tuned […]
Long Beach City College Notebook: Men’s Volleyball Still No. 1
Catch up on the latest Long Beach City College athletics news and notes after a busy weekend. Men’s Volleyball LBCC team survived a scare last week to remain undefeated and No. 1 in California. The Vikings (16-0, 3-0) traveled to El Camino on Friday and easily won the first two sets 25-21, 25-21. El Camino […]
Long Beach Waves Baseball Wins Tournament
The Long Beach Waves 10-Under youth baseball team won the Xtreme Diamond Easter Bash Tournament Championship in San Clemente at Richard Steed Memorial Park last weekend. Picture courtesy LB Waves: Bottom row (L/R) – Nico Villafana, Benny Howard, Tate Hammond, Cade Miller, Benny Lane; Middle row (L/R) – Logan Hunt, Wade Latham, Will Adams, Cole […]
Long Beach Bombers Hockey Wins Western Division Championship Again
The Long Beach Bombers club hockey team won their third consecutive Western Division Championship over the weekend and are going to El Paso, Texas for the Thorne Cup Finals. The Bombers are a 20 and under junior team that competes in the Western States Hockey League (WSHL) and have been a pipeline to the NCAA […]
Swim Preview: Wilson, Poly Rivalry Makes Moore League Special
The words “marquee swimming rivalry” don’t get typed very often—except in Long Beach, where the Moore League provides fascinating storylines and big-time headlines. Two dates to circle: on April 20 Wilson will host Poly in a dual meet and on May 3rd and 4th at Cabrillo the city’s best will compete at the league finals. […]
PHOTOS: Klaus Barth Invitational Swimming
We’ve got some great photos from the historic invitational taken by photographer Tracey Roman.
The562.org’s Athletes Of The Week
Welcome back to another edition of the562.org’s Athletes of the Week. HIGH SCHOOL Nolan Brown, Long Beach Poly Baseball Long Beach Poly didn’t beat any of the three other Moore League playoff baseball teams last season, and wanted to change that this year. Their power-packed lineup pulled off an 11-10 extra-innings win over Lakewood last […]
Long Beach State Volleyball Still Untouchable
History has its eyes on the Long Beach State men’s volleyball team, and the 49ers are staring right back, unblinking. Last weekend they overcame a big hurdle with a pair of wins over No. 4 UC Irvine, bringing the No. 1 Long Beach squad to a program-record 21-0. By contrast, every other team in the […]
LBSU Roundup: Softball Sweeps, Dirtbags Drop Series
The Long Beach State softball team’s pair of gems from Cielo Meza lifted them to a sweep of Hawaii. Meza set a school record with 17 strikeouts in game one against the Rainbow Wahine and then followed it up the next day with a no-hitter. The No. 18-ranked 49ers won game three to move to […]











