Raymond Hoare Student Sports Media It was a season to remember for Head Coach Adam Hunter and the Grizzlies, as there were ups and down starting out, but the Grizzlies found their way back to the national soccer tournament after missing out last season. The Grizzlies took home the Plains District champion title and punched… Continue reading Women’s soccer season cut short
Auhshay Sanchez & Wesley Hagar Student Sports Media The Men’s Butler Grizzlies Basketball team traveled to Ottumwa, Iowa to participate in the Financial Partners Classic at the Hellyer Center for the two-day event on Friday, Nov. 2 and Saturday, Nov. 3. The Grizzlies did not have the best start to the season as they lost… Continue reading Men pull themselves out of a drought
Tyler Godwin Student Sports Media The Grizzlies gave No. 3 Iowa Western everything they had this weekend in a tightly contested game, but would ultimately fall 19-14. Iowa Western took control of the game early after a pair of touchdowns thrown by quarterback Tyriek Starks. The first coming late in the first quarter on a… Continue reading Football gives their all against Iowa Western
Raymond Hoare Student Sports Media The Butler Grizzlies women’s basketball team began their season in Sedalia, Missouri, on a two-day trip on Friday, Nov. 2 and Saturday, Nov. 3 participating in the McDonald’s Classic. Facing the number two ranked team in Division II, the Kirkwood (Iowa) Eagles, and the host team, State Fair Community College.… Continue reading Women’s basketball off to hot start
Hannah Simon Student Sports Media In 2016 the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference met and made a rule change for football and basketball for their roster and scholarship limits. The new rule change for the KJCCC allows both teams to have as many out-of-state players. Many people were concerned about the rule change, saying that… Continue reading Recent KJCCC rule change does not affect baseball
Owen Berk & Taylor Garica Student Sports Media When the Jayhawk Community College Conference met two years ago and decided to change roster and scholarship limits, everyone knew the rule would have positive and negative outcomes. Some football staffs were not happy with the rule change and thought it was going to shut the door… Continue reading Basketball with a different take on the KJCCC Rule
Tyler Godwin Student Sports Media Butler and Dodge city were forced into a double overtime after the Conquistadors scored a touchdown with only 57 seconds left on the game clock. After both teams would make a field goal in the first overtime period, Butler would than block Dodge City’s second field goal attempt, setting up… Continue reading Zenter nails game-winning field goal in double-overtime
