No. 10 Long Beach State celebrated Senior Day with two pivotal 3-2 victories over ranked opponents, No. 12 Arizona State and No. 11 Grand Canyon. The seniors, Malia Gementera, Taylor Hagenah, and Savannah Standage, were instrumental in both wins, contributing to Long Beach's current record of 22-10. The team showcased resilience and skill, particularly in tight sets, securing essential points leading into postseason play.

By the Numbers
  • Long Beach State improved to 22-10 with these wins.
  • The Beach claimed both matches 3-2 against ranked opponents.
State of Play
  • Long Beach State is set to compete in the Big West Championship starting April 23.
  • The tournament features seven teams in a double elimination format, with the champion earning an NCAA Championship bid.
What's Next

The Beach will aim to carry this momentum into the Big West Championship, seeking to secure their place in the NCAA Championship in Gulf Shores, Alabama, from April 24.

Bottom Line

Strong performances from the seniors propelled Long Beach State to critical victories, bolstering their postseason aspirations and underlining their readiness for the upcoming championship challenges.