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Lady Bluejays unable to fend-off second half comeback, fall at Evangel

Sunday, November 23

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Tabor College Women's Basketball returned to the road for a Saturday matinee against KCAC foe Evangel. The Bluejays were looking to get back into the win column after a disappointing loss to Ottawa at home on Wednesday.SCORETabor: 54 – Evangel: 60GAME... Read More.

Swedes Wrestling compete in Younes Hospitality Open

Sunday, November 23

Kearney, Neb. – The Bethany College Swedes Wrestling team competed in the Younes Hospitality Open this weekend. The tournament features north of 50 teams ranging from Division I to NAIA and NJCAA. There were more than 500 wrestlers competing in this tournament.Both Cabel Boggus... Read More.

Turnovers spurn Swede Men’s basketball as they fall 95-78

Sunday, November 23

North Newton, Kan. – The Bethany College Swedes Men's Basketball team took the road to North Newton, Kan. to take on the Bethel College Threshers in their conference matchup before Thanksgiving break.Bethany trailed just 40–36 at the half and continued to battle early in... Read More.

Swede Women’s Basketball Undone by Turnovers, fall to Threshers by nine

Sunday, November 23

North Newton, Kan. – The Bethany College Swedes Women's Basketball team took the road to North Newton, Kan. to take on the Bethel College Threshers in their last game before Thanksgiving break.The Swedes opened the game strong, shooting just south of 67% from the... Read More.

McPherson College to Add Competitive Dance in 2026

Sunday, November 23

McPherson, Kan - Competitive Dance will return as McPherson College's 21st varsity program beginning in the 2026-27 season. The Bulldog Dance Team will join the expanding spirit program, alongside the current competitive cheerleading team, and will be led by Director of Spirit Programs Antonio Snyder.Snyder... Read More.

Wrestling Falls to Northern Oklahoma-Tonkawa

Friday, November 21

Tonkawa, OK - The Panthers traveled to Northern Oklahoma-Tonkawa on Wednesday and fell to Mavericks 38-13.At 141 Evan Coble (So. Severy, KS) won by a 12-4 major decision over Laker Ingram and then Kasen Smith ( So. Gardner, KS) followed up with a fall... Read More.

Neosho Men’s Basketball Dominates Jefferson College

Friday, November 21

Chanute, KS — Neosho County Men's Basketball continued its strong early-season form with a commanding 86–42 win over Jefferson College on their home court. From start to finish, the Panthers controlled the pace, defended with intensity, and showcased efficient scoring across the roster. Standout PerformancesRead More.

No. 5 Barton Volleyball Edged in Five, Season Ends to No. 13 Eastern Arizona

Friday, November 21

The fifth-seeded Barton Community College volleyball team saw its season come to a heartbreaking close Thursday afternoon at the Winfield Dunn Center, falling in five sets to 13th-seeded Eastern Arizona College (25–14, 19–25, 19–25, 25–20, 9–15) in NJCAA Division I National Tournament elimination play... Read More.

Sterling Volleyball Defeats Mission, Comes Up Short Again Mid-American Christian in NCCAA Central Region Championship

Friday, November 21

STERLING, Kan. — Sterling College hosted the NCCAA Central Region Tournament in the Gleason Center on Thursday, Nov. 20. The Lady Warriors started with a 3-0 win in the semi-final game against Mission University, recording an impressive seven services aces in the contest. However,... Read More.

Larks Women’s Basketball Use Strong Second Quarter to Top Kansas Christian

Friday, November 21

HESSTON, Kan. — Hesston College women's basketball delivered one of its most balanced outings of the season on Wednesday afternoon, defeating Kansas Christian College 72–64 in Yost Gym. The Larks controlled the glass from start to finish, had four players score at least seven points... Read More.

Tiger Men’s Basketball Drop Road Battle to Texas Wesleyan in SAC Opener

Friday, November 21

Fort Worth, Texas – Central Christian battled wire to wire on the road Thursday night, but a big first-half run by Texas Wesleyan proved to be the difference as the Tigers fell 76–68 in their SAC opener at the Sid Richardson Center.Central (5–2, 0–1... Read More.

Tigers’ Women’s Basketball 17-2 Surge Not Enough in Road Loss at Texas Wesleyan

Friday, November 21

Fort Worth, Texas — A blistering 17–2 run spanning the end of the first half and the start of the second gave Central Christian a brief second-half lead, but the Tigers could not hold on in a 61–50 road loss to Texas Wesleyan at the... Read More.