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Sports
And then there were four
The NBA playoffs started in August with 16 teams. Now, only four teams remain as they vie to see who will be fighting for the Larry O’Brien Trophy. Despite occurring in a bubble, the NBA playoffs in have proven anything can happen on any given night. The teams that are[Read More…]
Men’s water polo treads virtual waters
The men’s water polo team utilizes Zoom to stay fit physically and mentally during a canceled season.
Long Beach State cycling club pausing due to coronavirus regulations
Long Beach State’s cycling club continues to stay connected despite remaining separated due to coronavirus regulations.
A look into Long Beach State esports
At Long Beach State, esports athletes have a chance to bring their love of gaming to the national level.
Athletes deserve for their voices to be heard
Professional athletes rally in unison regarding social injustice.
Big West establishes Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee
The Big West joins the Beach in establishing a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee.
Long Beach State men’s basketball may participate in Paradise Jam tournament, COVID-19 regulations permitting
Long Beach State men’s basketball team may participate in Paradise Jam tournament in November if public health guidelines permit.
Men’s Volleyball stays motivated during canceled season
The men’s volleyball team had been looking forward to potentially being three-peat title champions before its season was cut. Although the coronavirus has halted sports programs across the nation, the volleyball team remains in high spirits, even using the down time as motivation. “In a sense, it has motivated us,”[Read More…]
Long Beach State athletics department stays afloat despite classes remaining virtual through spring 2021
Despite academics remaining online through the spring 2021 semester, Long Beach State athletics director Andy Fee said the department is still in good shape.