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The562’s Week 3 coverage details Moore League records, a Hub City League surge, Wilson’s early win over Huntington Beach, and the influence of alumni and local sponsors on high school sports.
After a mixed start to the 2026‑27 season, Long Beach high school football programs are looking to build on recent wins as they head into a pivotal Week 3 schedule under the bright lights of Friday night.
The team’s first road victory and home defeat reveal key performances from goalkeeper Karolanne Lafortune and freshman Zoey Gist, while coach Rob Baarts stresses the need to translate training into game results as the squad heads into a three‑game road series against Southern California.
The Pilots announced their full nonconference schedule, highlighting home games against Stanford and Portland State and road trips to Provo, Long Beach State and Princeton.
Wake Forest’s defensive anchor Sierra Sythe continues to dominate, securing her second straight ACC Defensive Player of the Week award after a pivotal performance against Old Dominion.
ACC celebrates weekly award winners as teams post record early-season wins, goals and home dominance.
Friday night’s kickoff pits Long Beach Poly against Downey in a much‑anticipated matchup that could define the trajectory of both programs this season
The Long Beach Poly Jackrabbits entered the 2026‑27 flag football season as co‑champions of the Moore League, driven by alumni sponsors, key returning players, and a focus on health and chemistry.
Oregon’s baseball team adds Adrian Lopez, a highly ranked transfer from USC, to fill a power vacuum and spark a comeback for the 2027 season.
After a turbulent stretch, the Long Beach Wilson Athletics Flag Football squad is rallying around a committed roster, highlighted by the return of key playmaker Jayme Zamora and the arrival of versatile freshman talent, aiming for its first winning record and a playoff berth.
After a historic program that produced over 80 NFL players and 21 CIF titles missed the playoffs, new leadership and a talented roster look to reclaim the Jackrabbits’ place among national powerhouses.
The annual Area Code Games in Long Beach draws top prospects, MLB scouts, and a legacy of 16 No. 1 overall picks, spotlighting emerging stars like Ethan Gustus and Jake Turner.
The Golden Bears reveal a 13‑game nonconference slate featuring six away games, a Hawaii swing, and a home invitational, setting the stage for an ambitious start to the season.
A new baseball team will debut in Irvine in 2027, featuring family‑friendly entertainment, Asian street food, and leadership from MLB pioneer Don Wakamatsu.
A new professional baseball team will debut in Irvine in 2027, playing in the Pioneer Baseball League and aiming to connect the city’s diverse communities through interactive fan experiences and Asian‑inspired culinary offerings.
The Irvine City Council has voted to partner with Innovation Baseball Partners to launch a new minor league baseball team at the Great Park Championship Baseball Stadium, setting out financial terms, community benefits, and a timeline for the 2027 season.
Nike announces a major expansion of its football roster, signing top high school prospects and elite college athletes, and outlining the support structure behind the new talent.
Washington State University announced the hiring of Kimble Schuessler as an assistant baseball coach, unveiled its full volleyball slate, and confirmed a home‑and‑home series with Weber State for the men’s basketball team.
The college will suspend its baseball program for up to three years while it renovates the facility, with construction slated to begin in 2027 and finish by 2028 or 2029.
After a standout 2023 season that saw the Jordan Panthers capture a CIF‑SS title and reach the quarterfinal round, the school has named Allen Caveness as its new head coach, citing his deep roots in the Long Beach basketball community and his proven ability to mentor young talent.
Trevor Goldenetz, a .370 hitter from Long Beach State, joins the Longhorns as the fourth transfer, filling a key outfield vacancy.
For the first time in four seasons, Cal Poly’s baseball program has cracked the national polls, earning top‑25 placements in four major publications and securing a historic Super Regional appearance.
The university announced the addition of Ethan Chung, a 6‑6 guard from Honolulu, to its 2026‑27 men's basketball roster, alongside incoming freshman Max VanLaningham.
The Oregon Ducks baseball team is reshaping its infield after losing Angel Laya and Naulivou Lauaki Jr. to the transfer portal, bringing in Jake Evans from Long Beach State and Jake Books from Tampa to fill the void.