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Saints huddled together during a time out. Three players sat out the game due to injuries. The loss of substitutes had a big affect on the game. The Saints lost 78-75.

Saints fall to Allen County

SCCC Athletics
December 5, 2019

Injuries played a big role in the Saints' loss Dec.4 against Allen County Community College. Three players sat out the game, causing a smaller bench...

The Lady Saints are excited about the second set win against the Lady Bulldogs, making the game a nail biter for the Saints fans. Unfortunately, the Lady Bulldogs defeated the Lady Saints in match five and the score ended 19-17.

Lady Saints battle for national title, fall short in set 5

SCCC Athletic Department
November 25, 2019

The national title game was everything a fan could want for a NJCAA D-1 volleyball championship—drama, constant lead changes, power, emotion and...

Freshman Wiktoria Kazimierowicz, plays a great defense, not letting any of the Lady Pioneers inside the lane for a layup.

Photo essay: Lady Saints dominate in Pepsi Classic

Monica Gonzalez and Valeria Corrales
November 11, 2019

The Lady Saints had a busy weekend, playing against Western Oklahoma College and Friends University's JV team on Nov. 8 and 9. The Lady Saints won both...

Thais Vieira slams the ball down for two points, helping the Lady Saints win the Region VI Championship. The sophomore middle blocker from Brazil is on her second Regional championship team.

Photo Essay: Lady Saints claim Region VI champion title

Monica Gonzalez, Social Media Director
November 11, 2019

The Lady Saints are Regional champs for the second year in a row. They claimed and defended their title last night in the greenhouse after winning straight...

Saints Stories talks to Gabe Ortiz about his recent NJCAA national tennis title and the next tournament. He will face off against D-1 schools as the lone NJCAA player left in the nation.

Ortiz plays in Oracle ITA Fall Championships

Kris Liggett, Monica Gonzalez, and Calen Moore
November 6, 2019

Saints tennis player Gabe Ortiz represents Seward County Community College at a unique tournament this week. The freshman from Argentina won the national...

Stay healthy this season with these 10 tips

Stay healthy this season with these 10 tips

Rebecca Irby, Reporter
November 5, 2019

As the temperature outside drops, having the energy to exercise lessens, and the urge to stay in bed with a cup of hot chocolate increases. Due to homework,...

Gina Ballesteros shoots from the corner during a Lady Saints scrimmage. The freshman guard from Ulyssess is one of the few local Kansas athletes playing at SCCC.

There is a lack of Kansas athletes in Juco Sports

Kris Liggett, Sports Reporter
November 4, 2019

Local athletes are a rare thing to see at Seward County Community College. Right now, international students are who participate the most. In JUCO basketball,...

Nayeli Galan, Liberal freshman, hands out candy to children. The cheer team hosted a ping pong ball toss game for the trick-or-treaters..

Photo Essay: Clubs host spooky games for community kids

Rebecca Irby, Reporter
November 1, 2019

Scary goblins, super heroes and beautiful princesses lined up to go through the Student Union on Oct. 31 for the annual Trick-or-Treat Street. The event...

Most athletic teams at SCCC are made up of international students. The volleyball and tennis teams are made up of more than 80 percent students from other countries.  Livia De Pra, volleyball player from the Dominican Republic, Juan Gonzales, tennis player from Argentina, Yanlis Feliz, volleyball player from Dominican Republic, and Mesalina Severino, volleyball player from Dominican Republic, are all new to Liberal.

Melting pot: 24 countries represented at SCCC

Rebecca Irby, Reporter
October 28, 2019

The United States has been described as a “melting pot,” in which different cultures add their own “flavor” to American culture, and Seward County...

Trail Of Terror leaves you trembling

Preston Burrows, Reporter
October 25, 2019

The second annual Trail of Terror at Arkalon Park launched the Halloween craziness and fun for Seward County Community College students last weekend. Crusader...

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