The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic wiped out spring sports, and for all intents and purposes, it has also canceled all American Legion baseball this summer, including Chanute’s teams.

The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic hasn’t stopped the Neosho County Community College Panthers from preparing for next basketball season in the event that there is a regular scheduled campaign.

Everything around the world has dramatically changed due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. And the Kansas State High School Activities Association has planned for sports for the coming months as the state adjusts to the new norm.

The day the NJCAA cancelled the remainder of the college baseball season was the day Steve Murry and his colleagues brainstormed constructive activities to do at Hudson Field and inside the indoor training facility on Ross Lane. The latest COVID-19 project completed happens to be a part of a…

Two weeks ago, JJ Davis was in his Chanute home sifting through statistics for his women’s basketball team. His goal was to input some of the all-time statistical leaders of the program from this year.

NCCC’s baseball season might be canceled, but that doesn’t mean strides aren’t being made when it comes to the appearance of the park and training facility.

It was inevitable to hearken back on the 1990s Chicago Bulls and the “Jordan Rules,” to ponder on the dynamic offense the Tampa Bay Buccaneers can unleash in the NFL, and to envision how wet-in-the-ear dynamic athletes can help an NFL franchise.

Jonathan Breeland Jr. dashes with his sisters, plays basketball at a local park, and lifts weights on a regular basis. Hayley Stiger runs in the rain, works on her dribbling skills, and participates in home workouts.

It’s not all doom and gloom due to the COVID-19 pandemic wiping out the junior college baseball season. After Neosho County Community College went 11-6 in the shortened season, several players made the decision to move on to Division-I baseball for the spring of 2021.

Three of Chanute High School’s top wrestlers have decided to take their talents to Neosho County Community College.

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Neosho County Community College point guard Chrissy Brown worked on her overall speed and ball handling at Robicheaux Park in Lafayette, Louisiana, on Tuesday.

It was a once in a generation moment. The Erie Red Devils were playing Sterling High School in the Kansas 2A state high school basketball playoffs, their first appearance since 1993.

The 2019-20 winter seasons were filled with memorable moments. From technical falls to walk-off baskets, it’s all been mesmerizing.

There is no question that the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) is affecting recruiting for National Junior College Athletic Association basketball teams.

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic currently happening in America has caused the National Junior College Athletic Association to halt all spring sports, as well as winter sports postseason activities. It has also impacted the Neosho County Community College Lady Panthers for the 2020-21 bas…

The Kansas Shrine Bowl may be impacted by the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19).

NCCC’s best two men’s basketball players have been rewarded for all of their season’s efficient dribble drives and pivot moves to the rim.

Two of the best players on Neosho County Community College women’s basketball team have been selected as some of the top players in the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference.

Several area players and a coach have been recognized by publications from across the state of Kansas after productive basketball seasons.

The Chanute Lady Blue Comets basketball team had another successful winning season, and the engine that made it all work racked up another stellar year.

It wasn’t a surprise to Neosho County Community College coach Noe Hernandez that the National Junior College Athletic Association made the decision on the remainder of the track season.

Mitchell Habiger was taking a Grassroots Referee Online soccer class through February for three weeks straight at Neosho County Community College’s Chapman Library. His hard work had finally paid off, scoring a 98 percent out of a 100 on the test.

Neosho County Community College was supposed to be gearing up for the remainder of the baseball season after Spring Break.

High school spring sports will cease to exist in the state of Kansas this year.

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The winter high school seasons are wrapped up. And that means selections are in for the top athletes in the Southeast Kansas and Tri-Valley leagues.

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KSHSAA cancels tourney

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One local student-athlete is a state free throw champion.

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Neosho County Community College’s Lady Panthers lost a pair of softball games to the No. 17 team in the nation on Tuesday at home.

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