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A new professional baseball team, the Orange County Baseball Club, will begin play at Great Park Stadium in Irvine, California, in the summer of 2027, bringing a Pioneer League franchise and economic benefits to the city.
Long Beach Poly has appointed Davis Towne, a Poly alumnus and former varsity star, as its new head baseball coach. Towne, who spent nine years at Lakewood High, will continue teaching special education while leading the team through campus renovations.
Top 2028 prospect Dylan Betts will tour Ann Arbor this September, joining a list of official visits that underscore his status as one of the nation’s most coveted big men.
The Brewers and Cardinals will meet in a makeup doubleheader featuring the debuts of top prospects Luis Lara and Luis Gastelum, alongside intriguing pitching matchups.
Brennan's commitment adds a proven bat and elite defense to the Longhorns as they reshape their roster for the upcoming season.
Beach Streets returns on July 19, turning downtown Long Beach into a pedestrian‑only zone for biking, walking and soccer festivities, supported by city officials and Metro.
Cal State Fullerton announces a 2026 women's soccer schedule that features ten home contests, notable road trips to Stanford and Colorado, and a blend of exhibition matches leading into a competitive Big West campaign.
The Ogden Raptors completed a three‑game sweep of the RedPocket Mobiles, with standout stats from Greico, Lawrence and Saltaformaggio, setting up a crucial series against the Boise Hawks.
After two seasons with Soloman Williams, Long Beach Poly is recruiting a new head coach, seeking candidates with high school or higher experience, while the team prepares to build on a strong core of returning players.
Grgur Brcic, a Croatian forward who last played for Bucknell, has pledged to join Long Beach State Men's Basketball, bringing depth to the frontcourt.
The Long Beach Coast professional baseball team will play its first home game at Blair Field on Tuesday night, debuting a franchise that combines a storied league, former MLB talent, and a Friday‑night alter ego known as the Regulators.