Image from Basketball in Long Beach; Tex Winter draws a play on the hardwood.This story features excerpts and a photo from Basketball in Long Beach, available in bookstores, online, or from the authors. Additional reporting by Chris Trevino. Former Long Beach State men’s basketball coach Tex Winter passed away Wednesday at the age of 96; […]
The Long Beach State women’s soccer team christened their brand new locker room with a pair of shutout wins in Big West action to jump up into second place in the conference. LBSU (8-4-2, 3-0-1) beat Cal Poly 1-0 in overtime on Thursday night thanks to the first collegiate goal from Elysia Laramie. On Sunday, […]
Congrats to our college athletes of the week and thanks to Naples Rib Company for their sponsorship! Sarah Maher, Long Beach State Soccer Wilson alum Sarah Maher got to play hero for Long Beach State again, scoring the only goal in a critical 1-0 win over UC Santa Barbara. Maher’s header in the 64th minute […]
Long Beach Poly alum Imani McDonald and Wilson alum Sarah Maher were the leaders of their local high school girls’ soccer teams, and the Long Beach State seniors teamed up on Sunday at George Allen Field to help the Beach beat UC Santa Barbara 1-0. Maher scored the game-winning goal in the 64th minute, and […]
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The Big West Conference women’s soccer clash between Long Beach State and Cal Poly on Thursday at George Allen Field played out like a heavyweight boxing bout. LBSU bossed the proceedings and landed big punches early, but couldn’t take down the underdog Mustangs and their strong jaw until freshman Elysia Laramie knocked Cal Poly out […]
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We’ve got great shots from Long Beach State’s thrilling overtime win thanks to photographer Art O’Neil.