Photo courtesy: Twitter Charles Chaney Student Sports Media It took four hours but at the end of the day, the Jayhawk Conference continues. All 19 presidents voted unanimously and drafted two new bylaws, that set into motion a new frontier in KJCCC athletics. On Thursday, Oct. 20, presidents of the Kansas Jayhawk Conference met at… Continue reading Jayhawk Conference adopts new bylaws
Mario Cabrera Student Sports Media On Friday, Sept. 16, the Butler Grizzlies volleyball team was in Dodge City playing in the Dodge City Invitational. The first team the Grizzlies were set to face was Dodge City. The Grizzlies won the first set 25-21, then Dodge City took the second set, 25-23. The Grizzlies took the… Continue reading Volleyball strives in Dodge City Invitational
Photo Courtesy: Dom Brown Freshman Lauren Allen attempts to score in their game against Cowley on Friday, Sept. 16. Butler won the game, 7-3. Dom Brown Student Sports Media The Lady Grizzlies of the women’s soccer team continues to dominate, winning their home opener against Cowley last Friday night, Sept. 16, 7-3. The ladies are… Continue reading Women’s soccer cruises past opponents
Mario Cabrera Student Sports Media The women’s volleyball team started out the year with a good record of 4-3 overall, along with 0-2 mark in conference. The Grizzlies four-game win streak was snapped on Wednesday, Aug. 31, with a five-set conference road loss at Cloud County. The match began with a come-from-behind 25-21 set win… Continue reading Women’s volleyball face four-game losing skid
Gannnon Cornley Reporting 1 Student Butler Community College is not easily recognized on a map, yet Butler is able to bring members back to the tradition. A full-time spot on the Athletic Training staff became available over the summer, and it did not take long for it to be filled. Former Butler student athletic trainer… Continue reading Butler Community College, a dream job?
Charles Chaney Student Sports Media Photo by Tyson Lawson Sometimes the scoreboard can be misleading and for the Butler Grizzlies’ defense, that was no more emphasized than on Saturday, Sept 10., in their 36-34 win over Coffeyville. The Grizzlies’ defense limited a Red Ravens’ offense that had been averaging 406 yards per game to only… Continue reading Grizzlies beat Coffeyville in shootout
Jordan Griffit Student Sports Media The Butler women’s soccer team started off the year with a disappointing 1-2 record. They have been undefeated ever since then winning four straight games on the road. The team then went into the zone as they shutout Coffeyville, 6-0. Butler scored three goals each half as they limited the… Continue reading Women’s soccer team back on track
Photo Credit: HashTagJill Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Olympic athletes throughout the ages have been what most people strive to be: the perfect athlete with a very high moral code, ones who stand on a pillar of greatness that we all look up to hoping that one day we can reach. In some ways these athletes… Continue reading Ryan lies to avoid getting ‘Lochte’-d up
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