Snacks for the Soul provides a calm community for women athletes at Long Beach State
A group of volleyball teammates saw the need for a space where student-athletes could focus on their mental health and well-being, so they made one—with snacks.
High school and college sports face new wave of delays, cancellations during omicron surge
Long Beach State has recently spent more time announcing game cancellations than actually playing them.
Cal State Long Beach unveils mascot ‘Elbee’, questions ensue
Elbee, pronounced “L-B,” answers to they/their/them, hails from Belmont Shore and has a jersey number of 49.
New Multi-Million Dollar Locker Room for LBSU Women’s Soccer and Softball On the Way
Long Beach State Athletics announced yesterday that construction will begin in early 2018 on a locker room facility to accommodate the women’s soccer and softball teams.
Long Beach State Women’s Basketball Coach Jody Wynn to Leave After Eight Seasons
Long Beach State (CSULB) basketball head coach Jody Wynn will leave the program to become the head coach at the University of Washington, it was announced today.
LB State Golfer Is 2nd to Qualify for This Week’s NCAA Regional Golf Tournament in School History
Teare, the first female golfer from LBSU to qualify as an individual to the NCAA Regional Tournament since Kay Hoey in 2005 and 2007, is scheduled to play this Thursday through Saturday at Entrada at the Snow Canyon Country Club in St. George, one of four NCAA Regional sites throughout the country.
US Sumo Open to Bring Over 60 Competitors from Across the Globe to Long Beach
Get ready to rumble, Long Beach; the sumo wrestlers are coming, as over 60 competitors meet on September 20 to compete in the largest sumo competition on the planet outside of Japan.
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.