1 CCCAA State Championship
1 CCCAA All-State MVP
6 CCCAA State Appearances
7 Conference Championships
6 Most Valuable Player Awards
5  Coach of the Year Awards
6 All-American Athletes
35 Transfers to Four-Year Universities and counting...

Fall 2018

Football

Helmed by seventh-year Head Coach Brett Peabody, the Vikings had an overall record of 4-6 and a conference record of 1-4. The highlight of the season included the signing of nine-year old Lakewood resident, Caleb Bradfield. The Vikings football team participated in the national non-profit organization, Team Impact. This organization connects children facing serious and chronic illnesses with college athletic teams, forming life-long friendships and experiences the children will never forget. During this event, fighter and cancer survivor Caleb Bradfield became an official team member of the Long Beach City College (LBCC) Vikings. At the conclusion of the season, the LBCC football team saw 12 athletes receive Southern California Football Association National Division All-Northern League post-season honors and three honorable mentions.

National Letters of Intent 

SCFA Central Division All-Conference Selections

First Team All-Conference

Second Team All-Conference

Honorable Mention

Volleyball

Long Beach was crowned South Coast Conference (SCC) Co-Champions for the Second-Consecutive year with a conference record of 7-1. Third-year Head Coach Misty May-Treanor led the group of talented athletes in an impressive 22-4 overall record which included a nine-game winning-streak during the middle of their season. May-Treanor earned the All-SCC Co-Coach of the Year for the second-consecutive year. Six women's volleyball players also earned All-Conference recognition. Sophomore middle blocker Elsa Woods, freshman outside hitter Tylie Johnson, and sophomore setter Levila Iosua all earned first-team accolades, while sophomore outside hitter Jessica Blakeman, freshman defensive specialist Kaitlyn Peterson, and sophomore setter Sierra Davis brought in second-team honors. The Vikings also made their third postseason appearance under May-Treanor, but fell short to No.2 Cypress in the second round of CCCAA SoCal Regionals. The women's volleyball team saw three teammates, Tylie Johnson, Sierra Davis, and Jessica Blakeman, sign to four year universities to continue their volleyball careers.

Coach of the Year

National Letters of Intent

First Team All-Conference

Second Team All-Conference

Men's Water Polo

It was yet another successful year for the men's water polo squad as they made an appearance in the SoCal Regional playoffs. Despite their third place finish in the regional playoffs, the Vikings finished the season as the 2018 SCC Champions for the second-consecutive year. With their successful season, the SCC announced seven players with All-SCC selections. This included Karlo Krmek who was named the 2018 SCC Most Valuable Player of the Year. Coach Chris Oeding was also honored with the 2018 SCC Men's Water Polo Coach of the Year Award as he led the Vikings with 19-9 overall record and 6-1 conference record.

Coach of the Year

SCC Most Valuable Player of the Year

First Team All-Conference

Second Team All-Conference

Women's Water Polo

The Vikings finished with another banner year after a third consecutive undefeated SCC-South conference record which included their fourth-consecutive conference crown. Long Beach was unstoppable in conference action after going 8-0. They reached the CCCAA Southern California Regional playoffs, but were knocked out by Riverside. The Vikings topped the All-SCC team with four first team all-conference honors, two second team All-Conference honors and the SCC Most Valuable Player of the Year, Alejandra Villa. Head Coach Chris Oeding was also recognized as the 2018 SCC Coach of the Year for the eighth time. Oeding finished the women's season 17-11 overall and also an impressive 413-128 career record at Long Beach.

Coach of the Year

SCC Most Valuable Player of the Year

First Team All-Conference

Second Team All-Conference

Cross Country

It was another season for the record books for the Vikings as the men's and women's cross country teams both placed sixth in the SCC Championships qualifying for the SoCal Championship. During the SoCal Championship meet, LBCC had four Vikings qualify for the State Championships. For the women's team, freshman Dasani Zavala and sophomore Lilyanna Figueroa qualified for State Championships. Freshman Dasani Zavala ran a 20:47.3 and averaged 6:42.4 and sophomore Lilyanna Figueroa finished with a time of 21:27.5. On the men's side, sophomore Moises Marquez and sophomore Rafael Gonzalez moved on to compete at the State Championship. Moises Marquez came in 25^th place out of 168 participants and qualified to the All-State team with a time of 21:00.4. He was only ten seconds shy from All-American status. Marquez will continue his career at Cal State University LA in the fall for cross country and track and field. Sophomore Rafael Gonzalez placed 53^rd in the race with a time of 21.33.7 and averaged a mile time of 5:23.5.

All-State Team

National Letters of Intent

Men's Soccer

The Vikings finished their season with an overall record of 12-5-4 led by head coach Cameron Beaulac. During conference play, the Vikings had a strong run and finished second place in the SCC with a 4-1-3 conference record. The Vikings advanced to their eleventh postseason appearance in the SoCal Regionals under Head Coach Cameron Beaulac. The SCC South Division honored six men's soccer players for their outstanding work on the field. Sophomore Stevin Espinoza will be furthering his career at Cal State Dominguez Hills and sophomore Oskar Raymundo will further his career at LSU Shevenport.

National Letters of Intent 

SCC-South All-Conference First Team All-Conference

Second Team All-Conference

Women's Soccer

The Vikings finished the season with an overall record of 9-10-1 and took home second place in the SCC-South with a 5-3 conference record. Six players received All-Conference honors, freshman forward Brittany Caudillo, freshman forward Quinn Trowbridge and freshman defender Cassandra Hodge brought in First-Team honors, while freshman defender Leah Rouse, freshman midfielder Yesenia Hernandez and sophomore midfielder Madison Slade earned Second-Team accolades. Jessica Ochoa will be continuing her soccer career at Minot State in the Fall.

National Letters of Intent 

SCC-South All-Conference First Team All-Conference

Second Team All-Conference

Winter 2018-19

Women's Basketball

The Vikings finished their season with an overall record of 13-15 and a 6-4 conference record finishing third in conference play. Four players earned SCC-South All-Conference recognition at the conclusion of the 2018-19 season. Freshman guard Naomi Winston-Ellis hauled in First-Team honors finishing the season with 98 assists and an average of 9.7 rebounds per game. Sophomore guard Kaylin Brown, sophomore forward Imani Edmond and sophomore forward De'Brianna Hampton all earned Second-Team accolades. To wrap up the season, LBCC announced Ollie Brent as the Interim Head Coach for the upcoming season.

SCC-South All-Conference First Team All-Conference

Second Team All-Conference

National Letters of Intent 

Men's Basketball

The Men's Basketball team had a successful season led by the 2018-19 SCC Coach of the Year, Barry Barnes. The Vikings were crowned the 2018-19 SCC Co-Champions after their win against LA Southwest College. This was the Vikings first conference championship since 2015 and finished with a 9-1 conference record and a 25-5 overall record. The Vikings continued their winning streak and made it to the final round of the CCCAA SoCal regionals against Citrus College. Unfortunately, the Vikings were defeated by the Fighting Owls, 78-93, resulting in second place. The team also had four athletes recognized with All-SCC honors this season. Freshman Jace Bass was named the Conference MVP as he led the SCC with averaging 24.9 points, 7.9 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 2.2 steals per game. 

Coach of the Year

National Letters of Intent 

SCC Most Valuable Player of the Year

SCC-South All-Conference First Team All-Conference

Honorable Mention

Spring 2019

Women's Beach Volleyball

It was another solid year for the Vikings on the beach, as they claimed the SCC Conference Team Championship for the second-consecutive year after going undefeated (6-0). Three women's beach volleyball pairs earned All-Conference recognition. Sophomores Doris Woods and Isabella Alvarez, sophomores Elsa Woods and Kaitlyn Peterson earned First-Team accolades, while sophomores Jessica Blakeman and Kylee Irwin-Paz brought home Second-Team honors. Also, women's beach volleyball head coach, Misty May-Treanor was named the SCC Coach of the Year for the second-consecutive year. Continuing their post-season run, the Vikings took Runner-Up in the CCCAA Team State Championship falling short of the Championship title to No.1 Grossmont. As for the CCCAA Pairs State Championship,  No. 8 sophomores Isabella Alvarez and Doris Woods finished in their pool with a 1-2 record falling short of the next round. LBCC's second pair, No. 10 sophomores Kaitlyn Peterson and Elsa Woods, finished with a record 2-1 placing second in their pool. Peterson and E. Woods advanced to the next round finishing in the top 16 of the tournament.

Coach of the Year

First Team All-Conference

Second Team All-Conference

Men's Volleyball

The Vikings finished with an unbelievable overall record of 19-3 and a conference record of 11-1 receiving their Fourth-Consecutive Western State Southern Division Conference Title. Head Coach Jonathan Charette was named Coach of the Year for the fourth time and had five athletes receive All-Conference honors. Continuing their run, the Vikings men's volleyball team was crowned the 2019 California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) State Champions after defeating the No. 4 Irvine Valley College Lasers in a 3-0 sweep. In addition to their CCCAA State Championship win, freshman Kyle Anema earned the 2019 State Tournament Most Valuable Player and Freshmen Joseph Rocha and Uriel Batista were named to the All-State Tournament team. Overall, it was a great season for the LBCC Men's Volleyball team bringing home their tenth state title and third state title under head coach Jonathan Charette.

National Letters of Intent 

Coach of the Year

First Team All-Conference

Second Team All-Conference

2019 State Tournament Co Most Valuable Player

All-State Tournament team

Baseball

The Vikings finished the season with a 28-17 record and was named the Co-South Coast Conference South Division Champions along with El Camino with a 17-5 conference record. The Vikings made a SoCal Super Regional playoff appearance, but were knocked out by the Orange Coast Pirates. Long Beach had 11 players named to the All-Conference team including the SCC Most Valuable Player, Raul Gonzalez and SCC Pitcher of the Year, Garrett Rennie. Freshman relief pitcher Trevor Sutt, sophomore designated hitter David Balboa, sophomore first baseman Robert Barham, sophomore infielder Travis Aversa and sophomore outfielder Chris Rubottom were all named First-Team All-SCC, while freshman starting pitcher Sebastian Irwin, sophomore utility Mark Stanford, sophomore catcher Brett Wells and freshman outfielder Zach Rivas all earned Second-Team All-SCC honors.

National Letters of Intent 

SCC Most Valuable Player

SCC Pitcher of the Year honors

SCC-South All-Conference First Team All-Conference

Second Team All-Conference

Softball

The Vikings had another solid performance on the diamond this season, finishing the year 20-19 and 11-11 in conference finishing third in the SCC. The Vikings had stellar individual performances throughout the season, and six players received SCC-South All Conference honors. Freshman shortstop Jade Wittman, freshman center fielder Yazmin Zendejas, and freshman catcher Jocelyn Cebedo all earned First-Team All-Conference recognition, while freshman left fielder Maria Aguilar and freshman third baseman Ileana Rivera brought in Second-Team All-Conference honors. Lastly, freshman second baseman Alora Murray was named to the Honorable Mention list. Sophomore Sam Navas will continue her student-athlete career at the University of Antelope Valley this Fall.

National Letters of Intent 

SCC-South All-Conference First Team All-Conference

Second Team All-Conference

Honorable Mention All-Conference

Swimming  

The Long Beach City College men's and women's swim teams qualified two athletes to compete in the CCCAA State Championships. On the men's side, Michael Baker placed third at the SCC Finals in the 200 backstroke with a time of 1:59.03 and finished 12^th in the CCCAA State Championship. For the women's team, Victoria Rowe took second place in the 100-yard butterfly with a 1:01.92 and placed first in the 200-yard butterfly with a time of 2:21.36 at the SCC finals. She qualified for the CCCAA State Championship in the 200 fly and the 100 fly. She finished eighth in the 200 fly and 16^th In the 100 fly.

Track & Field  

Track & Field had a strong showing this year in the CCCAA Championships. On the women's side, Freshman Destiny Diaz finished 12^th with a time of 12:38.71 in the women's 3000 meter steeplechase. Then sophomore Lyling Irwin finished 10^th in the women's pole vault with a mark of 2.85 meters and freshman Aazalet Danage placed ninth with a time of 59.31 in the 400 meter dash. Freshman Callissa Candalot's outstanding javelin throw of 37.52 meters earned her fourth place in the State Meet receiving All-American honors. The women's 4x100 finished third and also earned All-American honors comprised of Destinee Augustus, Aazalet Danage, Vanessa Marchorro, and Cicely Arana.

National Letters of Intent

All-American