Austin McNorton Student Sports Media The Butler men’s basketball team had their second game of the year in the Power Plant, here in El Dorado, Saturday, Nov. 19. The men took on the Barton Community College Cougars and were defeated by a score of 74-56. The Cougars handled Butler’s fast paced tempo of play… Continue reading Men lose second conference game of year
Jordan Griffit Sports Media What a crazy few weeks, it has been in the UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship). There are now multiple weight classes that hang in suspense after UFC 205 with many close fights and potential rematches down the road. Let’s start with some history that was made last week by the ‘notorious’ Conor… Continue reading “I’d like to take this chance to apologize, to absolutely nobody”
Photo by: A. Simon Charles Chaney Sports media The Butler Grizzlies cap off their season, heading to the Salt Bowl in Hutchinson on Saturday, Dec. 3. They’ll take on the Eastern Arizona Gila Monsters. The Salt Bowl, located in Hutchisnon, typically is between an at-large team and a team from the Jayhawk Conference. Hutchinson Community… Continue reading Football set for Bowl Game vs. Gila Monsters
Austin McNorton Sports Media Community college is a big deal if you’re an athlete. It is your first step into making it big in a four-year college sport. Now, let’s say that first step to get to that point grows smaller and now more people are fighting to climb it, it’s going to be hard… Continue reading Jayhawk Conference Spreads Wings
Photo Courtesy: Mario Cabrera Stability is a wonderful thing. After a unique season of changing coaches, the Butler Grizzlies’ men’s basketball team is led by Bryan Miller. “We’ve spent this preseason cultivating this team into what we think is a winner,” Miller said. “When you can get your kids you recruited to come and buy… Continue reading New faces bring new expectations for basketball
Photo Courtesy: Ed Bailey Mario Cabrera Student Sports Media With the last two games going the Grizzlies way, they were set for the regional game against Colby at Colby on Tuesday, Nov. 1. The first set was not an impressive one for the Grizzlies to say the least, the Grizzlies lost 25-7. The Grizzlies also… Continue reading Volleyball ends season in regional loss
Tori Lemon Lantern Staff Whether Jason Kenney is flying over Turkey or sitting in the Public Safety building at Butler’s El Dorado campus, he always has the same goal in mind: to inspire, encourage and motivate the students and the community. Kenney has been a public safety officer for one year, and this is first… Continue reading Campus police officer advocates to break stereotypes
Photo Courtesy: Kaitlin Parks Kaitlin Parks Lantern Staff On Friday, Oct. 28 was Wichita’s Final Friday Art Festival. Final Friday events have been held the last Friday of the month for the past 10 years. Wichita venues open up to local artists to share their art around the city. Lovers of art roam Wichita to… Continue reading Art instructor shares talent with the community
Photo Courtesy: Ed Bailey Tyson Lawson Student Sports Media Once again, both men and women for the Butler Community College Grizzlies ran phenomenally well Saturday, Oct. 29 at the Region IV Prairie Ridge Park Invitational in Hutchinson. For the women, they placed fifth overall with a total of 120 points. Leading the charge for them… Continue reading Cross country off to nationals
Photo Courtesy: Marcus Arnold Hayley Smith Editor-in-Chief Butler’s livestock judging team has brought back multiple titles from the two competitions they have attended this year. The competing team, which consists of eight sophomores, brought back titles from the American Royal contest in Kansas City and the National Barrow Show in Austin, Minn. The Livestock Judging… Continue reading Livestock judging team dominates competitions
