The St. Anthony girls’ basketball team won a lopsided contest against St. Pius in their home opener, 109-13. The Saints led 79-5 at halftime and 101-9 after three. The Saints were led by 26 points from Melaiah Joseph, and 17 points apiece from Laila Hughes, Kade Lloyd, and Ava Washington.
We’re talking about the top Long Beach High school winter sports teams and storylines with boys’ basketball ball (1:30), girls’ basketball (13:20), boys’ soccer (19:45) and girls’ soccer (27:30).
The562’s Athletes of the Week is sponsored by the Long Beach Century Club. Congratulations to our Athletes of the Week and thanks to the Long Beach Century Club and Naples Rib Company for their support. HIGH SCHOOL Maralyn Marquez/Stephanie Salgado, Cabrillo Soccer Cabrillo defender Maralyn Marquez and goalkeeper Stephanie Salgado were key in putting up […]
The562’s coverage of Long Beach Wilson Athletics is sponsored by Joel Bitonio, Class of 2009. When a timeout was called with 2:10 left on the third quarter clock, St. Anthony head coach Allen Mitchell welcomed his team back to the bench with an emotional yell and a series of high fives. Mitchell is never shy when […]
The562’s coverage of Long Beach Wilson Athletics is sponsored by Joel Bitonio, Class of 2009.
The562’s coverage of Long Beach Wilson Athletics is sponsored by Joel Bitonio, Class of 2009.
All eyes were on Ryann Bennett and her family Thursday at St. Anthony High during a lunchtime signing ceremony as the girls’ basketball senior captain is takes her talents to UC Davis next year. “Their coaching staff has been really great and they’ve been looking at me ever since I was a freshman,” said Bennett […]
Things are going to happen fast in this 2023-24 Long Beach high school girls’ soccer season. The referee situation and shifts in schedules means there will be fewer non-league games before the Moore League starts on Nov. 30. That means a marquee game like when Wilson travels to Long Beach Poly on Dec. 7 will […]
There’s a buzz surrounding the St. Anthony girls’ soccer program, which has a lot to do with the fact that Clark Field can once again be the home of the Saints. Last year, the renovations and turf field construction caused both St. Anthony soccer teams to play the entirety of their schedules on the road. […]
This could end up being the most competitive and unpredictable season of Long Beach boys’ soccer we’ve seen in years, and that’s really saying something. Coming off another thrilling Moore League season that was decided in the last week of play, every team seems to have an exciting new addition to an increasingly quality landscape. […]