Jordan Newby

Most sports demand face-to-face competition when going up against opponents. In light of the coronavirus pandemic shutting down leagues nationwide, many sports fans have been yearning for something to not only watch, but also play. Golf is a sport that can be easily spread out and played in self-isolation, whereas sports such as football or basketball require physical contact in order to conduct the game correctly.

The Long Beach State women's volleyball team poses with campers during the 2019 summer camp at the Walter Pyramid. Athletics. Each year, the Long Beach State women’s volleyball team hosts a summer camp at the Walter Pyramid for kids from age 9-18 years of age. However, this year might be different. “Right now we are still waiting,” sophomore libero Carly Hill said.

Long Beach State freshman libero Mason Briggs, right, digs the ball against UCLA. Briggs was named AVCA Big West Co-Freshman of the Year. John Fajardo/Long Beach State Althletics “Mason Briggs! Big West Co-Freshman of the Year!” The morning of April 21, Long Beach State freshman libero Mason Briggs awoke to his brother Trevor, a former Beach men’s volleyball player himself, filling the house with jubilation.