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19 athletes earn 2025-26 KCAC Scholar-Athlete honors

Friday, March 20

KANSAS — The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) is proud to announce that over 490 student-athletes competing in athletics in the conference in the Winter 2025-26 season earned the Scholar-Athlete distinction. This honor recognizes excellence in the classroom by KCAC member student-athletes who are sophomores... Read More.

Neosho Splits Opener Against Allen

Friday, March 20

Chanute, KS- The Panthers split the first doubleheader at home against Allen. The final score of game 1 was 8-1 in a losing effort but the team bounced back in game 2 to win 16-5. In game 1, the Panthers jumped out to a 1-0... Read More.

No. 24 Cougars walk off opener, erupt in nightcap to sweep Garden City

Friday, March 20

The No. 24 Barton Community College baseball team extended its winning streak to seven straight games Thursday afternoon at Jimmy Lawson-Danny Biggs Field, sweeping Garden City Community College in dramatic and dominant fashion with a 3-2 walk-off victory before rolling to a 24-3 seven-inning... Read More.

Slow start leaves Sterling short in semifinal game against Bethel (Ind.)

Friday, March 20

POINT LOOKOUT, Mo. — No. 3 seeded Sterling fell to No. 2 seeded Bethel (Ind.), 76-63, in a the semifinal round of the NCCAA National Championship on Thursday, March 19 at Keeter Gymnasium. Despite a balanced effort from Sterling with 10 steals and 12... Read More.

Fukushima gets an upset win in Texarkana

Friday, March 20

TEXARKANA, Texas – Sterling College Men's Tennis took on (RV) Texas A&M – Texarkana on Thursday, March 19. The Warriors battled but were unable to create the upset, losing 6-1. Sterling started off behind after losing the doubles point. Fernando Vargas and Kazuki Fukushima lost 6-2... Read More.

Sterling sweeps McPherson at home

Friday, March 20

STERLING, Kan. — Sterling College swept McPherson College on Wednesday, March 18 with a narrow 5-4 win in extra innings in game one and a 16-6 run-rule win in game two. Game 1 Sterling faced McPherson in a tightly contested game. McPherson scored first in the... Read More.

Softball Suffers Sweep to McPherson

Friday, March 20

HESSTON, Kan. – The Hesston College softball team dropped a doubleheader to McPherson College at Bess Mullet Field on Thursday (Mar. 19) with scores of 5-14 and 2-9. The Larks battled in both contests but struggled to shut down the Bulldog offense. The Larks... Read More.

Wildcats Shut Out Larks in Home Matchup

Friday, March 20

HESSTON, Kan. — The Hesston College women's flag football team fell 50–0 to Baker University on Wednesday evening. Baker took control early, scoring on its opening possession and capitalizing on strong field position throughout the first half. The Wildcats added multiple scores in both the... Read More.

Tabor Baseball makes trip to Springfield for Weekend Series vs Evangel

Friday, March 20

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Bluejay Baseball opens up their weekend series at Evangel on Friday afternoon after falling in a mid-week game at Ottawa on Wednesday. LAST TIME OUT Dropped a mid-week game at Ottawa on Wednesday, 11-6 Cole Schieffer led the way offensively with... Read More.

Bulldogs Come Up Short in Midweek Action Against Sterling

Friday, March 20

Sterling, Kan. – McPherson was on the road for a midweek matchup on Wednesday against the Sterling College Warriors. The Bulldogs continued to look for their first conference win of the season after dropping their first two KCAC doubleheaders. On the other side, the Warriors... Read More.

Great Bend Brit Spaugh Zoo Set for Fifth Annual Earth Day Celebration

Friday, March 20

GREAT BEND, Kan. — The Great Bend Brit Spaugh Zoo is excited to welcome attendees back for its Fifth Annual Earth Day Celebration on Saturday, April 25, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event will be held at the zoo located at 2123... Read More.

Senators Marshall & Klobuchar Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Boost Domestic Fertilizer Production

Friday, March 20

WASHINGTON — On Thursday, U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. (R-Kansas) and Amy Klobuchar (D-Minnesota) introduced the Homegrown Fertilizer Act, bipartisan legislation to strengthen America’s domestic fertilizer supply chain, expand innovation in alternative crop inputs, and provide relief to farmers facing rising input costs. The legislation... Read More.