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Howard edges Three Rivers

HUTCHINSON — Three Rivers (Mo.) coach Gene Bess was left in the middle of the all-too-familiar championship celebration.

  • Three Rivers reaches NJCAA title game

    HUTCHINSON — His movements are slow. He lets his son, his top assistant, do much of the instructing, although Three Rivers (Mo.) coach Gene Bess is still good for a couple of verbal jabs at referees during games.

  • Butler out of tourney

    HUTCHINSON — North Platte (Neb.) coach Kevin O'Connor swears he wasn't up until early Thursday morning devising schemes to stop Butler's pair of stars, Anthony Cousin and Caleb Walker.

  • Three Rivers moves ahead at NJCAA

    HUTCHINSON — Coaching 41 years at Three Rivers has brought along with it enough experience for Gene Bess to recognize the signs of the great teams.

  • Butler can't reel in opponent at juco tourney

    HUTCHINSON — Butler felt like Wallace State (Ala.) couldn't stop it on offense.

  • ESU women advance to Elite Eight

    The Emporia State women's basketball team advanced to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Division II Tournament with a 76-45 rout of Northeastern State in the South Central Regional final at Canyon, Texas.

  • Butler ready to open NJCAA play

    It's usually not until after you've watched the Butler Community College men's basketball team play that you realize what wasn't there.

  • BUTLER vs. WALLACE STATE

    What: NJCAA Division I men's tournament

  • Fort Hays State falls in regional semifinal

    The Fort Hays State men's basketball team saw its season come to and on Sunday with a 80-73 loss to Central Missouri in the semifinals of the South Central Regional in the NCAA Division II Tournament at Wichita Falls, Texas.

  • Newman softball

    A&M International 7, NU 2

  • Second-half collapse stops Friends

    POINT LOOKOUT, Mo. —Friends couldn't handle the half-court offense and full-court defense of Bethel (Ind.) when it mattered most Wednesday.

  • Jones transforms into Friends leader

    Romar Jones could always play. That was never the issue.

  • McPherson ready to upset

    If only to re-emphasize his team's role as underdogs at the NAIA Division II national tournament, McPherson College senior guard Mike Reece had a specific list of movies he wanted to watch on the charter bus to Point Lookout, Mo.

  • Butler's back: Grizzlies head to nationals by winning Region VI title

    Monday at Koch Arena, everything came full circle for the Butler Community College basketball team.

  • Labette women stop Seward

    The Labette Community College women's basketball team held off Seward County for a 54-49 victory in the Region VI title game on Monday at Koch Arena — the first Region VI women's title in school history.

  • Grizzlies get their chance at region title

    Early in the season, the focus for the Butler Community College men's basketball team became the number 34.

  • Washburn women win, men lose

    Top-seeded Washburn won the women's MIAA basketball tournament on Sunday in Kansas City, Mo., beating Central Missouri State 68-56.

  • Mitchell, Hutchinson roll on in Region VI

    Saturday at Koch Arena, there was Joe Mitchell and then there was everybody else.

  • Washburn advances

    State College Men

  • Hutchinson heats up for spot in women's semis

    Give Heather Robben credit for great timing.

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