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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 Lancers will test their revamped attack when they host Paramount on Friday night, seeking to translate early lessons into a stronger performance.
The Rams host Huntington Beach at DeHaven Stadium for a highly anticipated season‑opening clash, with a potent Oilers offense led by Ohio State commit Brady Edmunds and a defense eager to prove itself.
Cabrillo and Sonora prepare for a 7 p.m. kickoff that promises offensive fireworks, with both teams highlighting their returning quarterbacks and playmakers.
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.
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.