This Long Beach State alum was an invisible star of the original ‘Space Jam’
The original ‘Space Jam’ movie includes a Long Beach star whose face you never see.
Books & Buckets: Washington neighborhood launches its own youth basketball academy
The program will offer a free basketball academy to 25 youth between the ages of 11-18, along with providing reading-comprehension help and mentorship.
L.A. Sparks to host WNBA playoff game at Pyramid, Sunday
The Sparks play the Connecticut Sun, Sunday at 4 p.m.
’10 fingers are overrated’: Cabrillo High basketball player leads team in scoring despite disability
“He doesn’t want to be labeled as that guy who gets left out of a drill because of his disability. He’s going to do everything that we do regardless.”
Incoming LBSU Basketball Recruits Have Winning History
With the madness of March culminating Monday with the crowning of this year’s champion, the focus of every college basketball coach in America left out of or sent home early from this year’s big dance turns to next year and their incoming batch of freshman. And if representation at the CIF State Championships in Sacramento this past weekend is indicative of things to come, Cal State Long Beach’s Dan Monson has reason to smile.
LBSU’s James Ennis to Suit Up for World Champion Miami Heat
James Ennis became the first Long Beach State basketball player taken in the National Basketball Association’s annual draft in 15 years when he was selected by the Atlanta Hawks in the 2nd round.
Names and Numbers and Notes and Quotes All From Black Napkins
Notes on My Napkin time again, maybe for the duration of the summer sporting slumber. Disclaimer: If our info seems a little off kilter, it is likely because nowadays the caterers use those black napkins which makes our notes very hard to read.