Long Beach State secured a commanding 113-66 victory over Lincoln, marking their final non-conference game. The team showcased impressive scoring depth with five players hitting double figures, led by freshman Gavin Sykes’ 21 points. The Beach achieved a season-high 31 assists on 60% shooting, alongside a strong defensive effort that limited Lincoln to just 28 points in the second half. This win also signifies Long Beach’s highest point total since 2018.
By the NumbersLong Beach State had 31 assists with just 10 turnovers.They shot over 60% from the field for the first time since 2012 and scored 113 points, their highest since 124 against Bethesda in 2018. State of PlayLong Beach State improved to 4-10 overall with this victory.They dominated the game with 78 points in the paint and 43 total rebounds. What’s Next
The Beach will be back in action on Saturday, facing Cal Poly in their Big West opener, looking to build on this strong performance and improve their season record.
Bottom Line
Long Beach State’s comprehensive win highlights their potential as they move into conference play, emphasizing teamwork and a balanced scoring effort that could be crucial for their upcoming games.