Cavaliers share a moment of collective celebration after finding the back of the net in their latest home game against Neosho County Community College on Oct. 29 2026. Photo By: Manahil Fatima

KCK Community College Stuns Cavs Women’s Soccer 

Crosstown rivals Kansas City Kansas Community College stunned the No. 1-seed JCCC Women’s Soccer team on Sunday, Nov. 1. The Blue Devils won the 2026 Region VI/IX DII Women’s Soccer Championship by beating the Cavs 5-4 in penalty kicks after 110 scoreless minutes between the two teams.  

The Cavs had 25 shots on goal, according to the JCCC athletics box score, but KCK goalie Kadence Watts withstood the heavy load. The Cavs’s goalkeeper Josie Klausmeyer also minded a clean sheet through regulation and the first overtime.  

Just three weeks ago, JCCC beat KCK 8-1 at the campus soccer complex. Despite losing the automatic bid to nationals, the season is not necessarily over for the 18-2-1 Cavs. The NJCAA Division II National Championship tournament, played Nov. 15-21 in Huntsville, Ala., includes four at-large bids. Given JCCC #2 national ranking at the end of the regular season, chances are good that a slot awaits them. 

Men’s Soccer Ends Season with 1-0 Loss 

A goal at the 70-minute mark was all Pratt Community College needed to edge JCCC Men’s Soccer 1-0 last Wednesday evening. The defeat cut the Cavs postseason short and concluded an 8-6-4 season. The stats told the story of a rivalry match with everything on the line, including 15 saves combined between the two goalies and six yellow cards. 

In the KJCCC Conference Tournament Final on Saturday, Neosho County Men’s Soccer punched their ticket to the national tournament with a 3-1 victory over Pratt. 

Volleyball Gets Ready for Regionals Opener vs. Highland 

Just as soccer’s regional tournaments end, volleyball’s begins. The No.5 nationally ranked Cavs face Highland at home on Wednesday at 6 p.m. They ended the regular season 29-4 overall and 8-1 in conference play.  

On Oct. 22, JCCC dominated Highland 3-0 behind a well-rounded attack of four players with 9 or more kills on 22 combined assists from Kamryn Hinnenkamp and Campbell Chabot. 

Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tips Off  

JCCC Women’s Basketball extended their regular season winning streak to 95 on Saturday with a 102-37 victory over Central Community College. The game included a 66-point second half downpour, led by five different Cavs with double-digit scoring nights. Sophomore Joycelyn Moore came one rebound and one assist away from a triple double, ending the game with 12 points, 9 boards and 9 assists in 22 minutes of play. The two teams play here again on Tuesday at 6 p.m. before the Cavs host Iowa Lakes Community College Friday night at 5 p.m.  

The Men’s Basketball team did not fare quite as well, ending a 42-game winning streak against Rock Valley College on Saturday. Shooting was the culprit, with Cavs going 5-22 from three and making 32.2% overall. Ben Allen led the Cavs with 18 points and Abdoulaye Kante contributed 10 points and 11 rebounds. 

The men are back in action here on campus both Friday at 7 p.m. against Iowa Lakes and Saturday at 6 p.m. against Jefferson College.