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The Seward County Community College men's basketball team came close once again only to fall short – again. The Saints lost to the Pratt Beavers, 74-71, in overtime on Saturday at the Greenhouse.
Seward remained winless in the Jayhawk Conference at 0-4 and 1-8 overall.
From one of the worst halfs to one of the best, the Lady Saints erased a poor performance with a 30-point fourth quarter to overcome a 19-point deficit in the Greenhouse Tuesday for a 63-56 win over the No. 23 Butler Lady Grizzlies.
Ari Gordon was key to the rally, dropping a career-high 27 points.
The Seward County Saints were competitive, holding leads in the first and second halves, but could not get over the hump and lost to No. 11 Butler Community College, 80-74, Tuesday at the Greenhouse.
The Saints remained winless in the Jayhawk conference at 0-3 and 1-7 overall.
Saturday, November 23, two members of Liberal Wrestling Club traveled to Amarillo to wrestle at the 2024 Raider Rumble.
Easton Lopez and Loukas Henry both wrestled in the Tot division. This was their first tournament for the 2024-2025 season. Lopez finished the tournament in first place with one pin, earning a champion ring. Henry finished in second place with one pin, earning a dog tag necklace.
ARKANSAS CITY — The Seward County Community College Lady Saints led Cowley College from start to finish en route to a 71-64 road win on Saturday afternoon.
The win got Seward back on track following a loss at Cloud County Wednesday. A poor shooting night doomed Seward in the loss against the Thunderbirds and Seward started off slow again, leading only 4-3 with under five minutes left the first quarter. But the shooting woes did not continue and the Lady Saints went on to a 16-9 edge after one quarter and held a 32-29 margin at the half.
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