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When the postseason invitations of the less-attractive kind showed up at Charlotte's doorstep -- College Basketball Invitational, a 16-team, third-tier tournament -- the 49ers had good reason to offer a gracious "thanks but no thanks."
From staff reports SALINA, Kans. | Shelton State Community College made a run, then another and another, but couldn’t overcome North Idaho College in Friday’s elimination game at the National Junior College Athletic Association Division I Women’s Basketball Tournament.
Joe Ragland scored 22 points, but North Platte Community College couldn’t stop Southeastern Illinois on Friday at the Division I national junior college basketball tournament. Brenton Brown added 13 points and Chase Grabau...
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That Midwestern State's season will end in "The City of Firsts" is fitting considering what has happened in Wichita Falls this season.
Get FREE Daily Headlines by email! Another storm, another round of setbacks. The St. Michael’s Invitational baseball tournament saw the championship semifinals postponed because of a snowstorm that hit the area Friday afternoon.
It didn’t take long for Marcia Voigt to make an impact at the college level, and the Montgomery High School graduate has done so for the top-ranked Division III women’s basketball team in the country.
Twelve years and different roles have passed between bus rides to national championship games. But the journey for both was no less sweet for Chris Fernholz.
Williams, Meyer and Albers have completed exciting and memorable careers at Shawnee State.
HANCEVILLE – The Wallace State-Hanceville (Ala.) men’s basketball team defeated Walters State (Tenn.) 69-62 in Game 20 of the National Junior College Athletic Association's (NJCAA) Basketball Championship in Hutchinson, Kan. Friday. Wallace State (31-5) pulled away from a half time tie of 28-28 to outscore the Senators 41-34 down the stretch. The Lions held their largest lead of the first ...
Despite a stifling defensive effort, Oklahoma Baptist University could not muster enough offense to advance in the NAIA Division I Women’s Basketball National Championship, bowing to Lee University, 57-53, Friday afternoon in Oman Arena. The Lady Bison limited Lee to just 28.6 percent shooting from the field and made repeated defensive stops as they rallied from an eight-point second-half ...
