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The Seward County Community College women’s basketball team could not survive a shooting night of under 20 percent and suffered a 57-53 road loss to Cloud County Community College Wednesday.
The Lady Saints fell to 0-1 in the Jayhawk Conference and 4-2 overall on the season. The Lady Saints next play at Cowley College at 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 23.
The Seward County Community College men’s basketball team suffered a tough overtime loss at Cloud County Community College, 74-69, Wednesday.
Seward dropped to 0-1 in conference play and 1-5 overall on the season. The Saints next play at Cowley College at 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 23.
The Liberal Unified Bowling team saved its best for last — twice.
Last year, the team bowled its best at the State Tournament and took second, and this year the team set a new high at the end of the season to finish third in the state.
Liberal finished second with a score of 843 last year, and this year the Redskins bowled 936 for third.
TURPIN, Okla.—Big plays on defense and special teams helped the Turpin Cardinals overcome a sluggish start on their way to a 52-6, mercy-rule victory over the Waurika Eagles in the first round of the Class B1 playoffs.
The Waurika Eagles opened the game with a long, time-consuming drive that started at their 30. The Turpin defense was finally able to buckle down and get the stop they needed on fourth down at the Turpin two-yard line.
Kylee Hunt had a game-high 23 points and Ari Gordon added 15 points to power the Seward County Community College women’s basketball team to an 82-64 triumph over Northeastern Junior College on Monday at the Greenhouse.
The Lady Saints improved to 4-1 and start Jayhawk Conference play on Wednesday at Cloud County.
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