
After losing to Fort Scott Community College in the 2026 NJCAA Division 2 Plains District Tournament Semifinals, the men’s basketball team was selected as an at-large bid to compete for a National Championship.

Hello Viewers! Welcome back to another episode of JCCC Sports. Today we welcome Jay back into the studio. With the return, Jay and Prince share a little about their history of sports and why they wanted to be on the podcast. Continuing on, they discuss an unfortunate basketball loss, and the NFL free agency currently…

Take a look at the highlights from this year’s Gary Sinise Foundation Veterans Panel, as it honors 80 years of valor.

Continuing their impressive and historic season, the women have been selected as the number 1 seed for the 2026 NJCAA DII Women’s Basketball Championship.

Despite losing in the NJCAA Division 2 Plains District Tournament Semifinals, the men are headed to the NJCAA Basketball DII National Tournament as an at-large bid.

Hello Viewers! Welcome back to another episode of JCCC Sports. Today, Prince is joined by two other sports fanatics, Marcel and Demetrius. As always, catch up with the current standings for the teams here at JCCC. Later, get to know more about Marcel and Demetrius and why got into sports, and why they love them.…

Hello Viewers! Welcome back to another episode of JCCC Sports. In today’s episode, Prince and Jay will discuss the current standings for our JCCC men’s and women’s basketball teams, and how close we are to winning it all. After, join them as they also talk about other local teams and how they are doing, and…

Cavaliers baseball is as hot as a Kansas summer, with a record of 18-2 and a 12-game win streak before losing their second game against Iowa Western Community College on Friday, then taking two-of-two on Saturday. Before the face-off against IWCC, the Cavaliers were ranked No. 4 in NJCAA Division 1.

By both defeating Allen County Community College on Feb. 25, JCCC men and women’s basketball teams made history by becoming the first ever program, all levels combined, the go undefeated in the regular season.

Have a women’s and men’s collegiate basketball program ever finished a single regular season without either of them losing a game? If so, we cannot find it, though one came close last year. That is exactly what is at stake on Wednesday for the JCCC basketball programs, currently a combined 5

Hello Listeners! Welcome to the Official Sports Podcast for JCCC’s The Messenger! Here is where you can get all of the newest information on JCCC sports and even some other local teams.

It was a good week for Cavs basketball, as both the men’s and women’s teams were victorious to stay undefeated.

Students are back on campus, the spring semester is in full swing, and the pressure of classes is ramping up. Now is a perfect time to relieve school stress and sharpen mental focus. One way to accomplish this is through physical activity.

Johnson County Community College’s women’s basketball will make a quick stop in KCK to face their rival, Kansas City Kansas Community College in a regular-season matchup on Wednesday, Feb. 11. This game is a must-win for the Cavaliers to keep their undefeated record and number 1 ranking.

The Seattle Seahawks won Super Bowl LX with a decisive 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots for their second Super Bowl victory in franchise history. Super Bowl LX was a rematch of Seattle’s last Super Bowl appearance, where the Patriots won with a last-play interception by Malcom Butler–a play that still lives rent-free in…

The Johnson County Community College sports programs are among some of the best in the nation across multiple sports, respective to their divisions. With the Women’s basketball team fresh off a JUCO D2 National Championship and other main sports currently highly ranked, such as Soccer and Volleyball, JCCC sports should be in high attendance on…

The Messenger brings you a special Men’s Freshmen Basketball Highlight reel from their Nov. 18th, 2025 game against Central Community College.

The Johnson County Community College Women’s basketball team continues to make its mark this season, remaining undefeated while displaying one of the most balanced and dangerous performances in the NJCAA.

On Nov. 18th, the JCCC Women’s Soccer team suffered a devastating overtime defeat at 4-3 to Jones College in the 2025 NJCAA Dll Women’s Soccer Championship – Pool A game, marking the Cavs one and only loss of the season.

The JCCC Women’s Volleyball team is making big moves this season. With a current overall record of 24-7, they are averaging 13.06 kills per set and are ranked 6th in the NJCAA Dll. At this point, the Cavaliers are well into the playoffs after another hard-fought win against the 4th-ranked NJCAA Dll Cowley County Community…

Discover the many resources offered by the JCCC Fitness Center and Student Wellness.

On Thursday nights, JCCC’s lower gym turns into a battlefield–it’s not a battle for scholarships or trophies, but for bragging rights. Although it only happens once a week, there is no shortage of heavy competition. JCCC intramural basketball has its own unique kind of chemistry, one that not even organized sports can replicate. How do…

The Messenger brings you a special Women’s Freshmen Basketball Highlight reel from their game on November 7th, 2025.

The Johnson County Women’s Basketball team had a great win against the Northwest Missouri State Bearcats in an exhibition match at home. The Cavaliers led on the floor by Mia Adams, put up a hard fight eventually closing in on a win to remind everyone who the reigning champs are. The Cavaliers are looking to…

With the postseason approaching, the Johnson County Community College men’s soccer team is carrying confidence, focus and belief that their hard work will pay off.

He’s known by many names. The Cavalier, the mascot, the funny hat guy–most importantly, he is Jean Claude, and this JC is the ambassador of our JCCC. But really, who is Jean Claude? Who is behind the mask? And how did an English soldier make it to Johnson County Community College?

Cavs, the leaves are finally descending upon us with the arrival of fall, which also means the arrival of basketball at JCCC. After a classic revenge run for the National Championship last year, our hoopers are back and ready to put JCCC in the spotlight once again. The question is, what players should we look…

At schools across the world, student athletes juggle competition, academics, and personal growth. It can be difficult to learn how to keep all these different aspects of life afloat, but fortunately, JCCC has re-established the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) program, led by none other than our Athletic Director, Tony Tompkins. Despite not receiving much…

At Johnson County Community College, events like Soccer Student Night demonstrate the profound impact of student support on both athletes and the broader campus community. Whether in the stands or on the field, the connection between fans and players helps build a strong sense of pride and energy across JCCC.

There are only four games left for the Johnson County Community College women’s volleyball team over the next three weeks, but maybe you can’t attend all of them. Which game(s) should you attend? Are any of the last four games important for our Lady Cavaliers? Let’s look at a couple of things.

“Thank you for being a friend. Travel down the road and back again.” … Oh no, that’s not these Golden Girls! JCCC’s Golden Girls are pretty different from Dorothy, Rose, Blanche and Sophia. “The Golden Girls dance team was founded in 1999,” Golden Girls’ coach Amy Sellers said. “We don’t have cheerleaders on campus, so…

Johnson County Community College students are discovering that intramural volleyball is more than just a sport— it’s a way to make friends, learn new skills, and enjoy stress-free competition.

The Johnson County Community College men’s soccer team is preparing for two important matchups this week. The Cavaliers will host Central Community College-Columbus on Tuesday, Oct. 7 at 5:30 p.m., followed by a home game against Neosho County Community College on Saturday, Oct. 11 at 7:00 p.m. Both contests will take place in Overland Park…

The Johnson County Community College women’s soccer team is unstoppable. With a perfect record, they are on pace to beat their previous all-time win/loss record of 17-2. This week, the Cavilers beat Southeast Community College and Kansas City Kansas Community College in two very different matches.

It was a busy Saturday for Johnson County Community College soccer, with the women continuing their strong run while fighting to a draw against KCCC.

The No. 2-ranked Johnson County women’s soccer team secured three victories this past week, adding 11 goals and 3 clean sheets to its perfect 9-0 record.

The JCCC Volleyball team showed off their skills in a 3-0 sweep against Labette Community College on Sept. 10, 2025. Their chemistry together allowed for a dominant offensive performance. Adelyn Hemphill, Carlie Martin, and Kennedie Witthaus all gave their insight on what allowed them to execute such an impressive win.

The Johnson County Community College men’s soccer team continues to build momentum, extending their winning streak with a series of strong performances, including four shutouts in their last five matches.

Since the season began in August, the JCCC Women’s Volleyball team has delivered an impressive performance, winning 10 of 13 games so far, with 16 left on the schedule.

As the 2025-26 season starts, Johnson County Community College’s volleyball lineup has been stacked with young and youthful energy, and it’s paying off in a big way.

The JCCC men’s Cavaliers baseball team had a good summer; they won their third straight NJCAA Division I Plains District Tournament title, going undefeated in Salina, Kansas. This helped them earn a spot in the NJCAA World Series in Grand Junction, Colorado, where they had standout moments in the tournament. This included a 13-0 run-rule…

After an astounding 2024-25 season and a new national title under their belt, the women’s basketball team has no intentions of easing off the gas in the next season. Reaching the top won’t be easy, and there will be a fresh set of new faces eager to prove themselves as valuable assets to the program.…

The Kansas City sports world has been buzzing with news and activity as it does year-round. The Chiefs have made some strategic picks in this year’s draft, while the Royals, Sporting KC, and the Current are fighting their own battles. Here’s what’s going on in Kansas City.

Last month, JCCC women’s basketball head coach Ben Conrad was recognised as the 2024-25 NJCAA Division ll Women’s Basketball coach of the year. This is a well-deserved and hard-earned reward, as he touched 500 total wins at JCCC this season, and led the Cavs to a jaw-dropping 34-1 overall record. His leadership and determination have…

The Johnson County Community College baseball team’s impressive 15-game winning streak ended this past week, but their dominant season shows no signs of slowing down. Despite the loss, the Cavaliers have won every series this season except this one, keeping them near the top of the conference standings.

Freshman guard Gavin Harvey (2), was recognized as this year’s Freshman Player of the Year, for his outstanding performance on the court. This season, he made JCCC history by putting up a rare triple-double in a victory against Hesston College. 10 points, 10 rebounds, and 13 assists: something that has been done only four times…

JCCC’s sports teams work hard to achieve their goals. For the baseball team, its all about teamwork and collaboration to reach their winning goals.

“Being at JCCC has truly been a blessing and I am thankful for the relationships I have developed here,” Tompkins said. “This is where I want to be.”

This week, the Johnson County Community College student lounge was abuzz with excitement as students gathered for a FIFA 25 tournament hosted by Student Life. The event drew gaming enthusiasts from across campus and offered a chance to compete in one of the most popular soccer video games on the market.

(Photo by: Audrey Hook) Our women’s basketball team earn their title as the champions of the season for their effort and determination. In a celebration on March 28, they dropped a banner for their continuous achievement. It is important we show our support to our sports teams.

JCCC is now 18-11 overall, 5-1 in conference play, and will face No. 23 Kansas City Kansas Community College on Thursday at 2 p.m.

“Getting into a calm mindset and envisioning myself having success before the game is the most important thing,” Shinkle said. “Doing whatever it takes to help the team find a way to win is the best thing that I got.”

This was Elsener’s fifth time competing at the international level, and she is a member of the JCPRD Stormin’ Rangers. She has previously been to New Zealand, Alaska, Utah, and Louisiana to compete in figure skating, swimming, and speed skating. Elsener was also admitted into the Special Olympics Kansas Hall of Fame in 1990 for…

Softball Student Night is all about bringing the JCCC community together to support student athletes and showcase Cavalier pride. Whether you’re a regular at games or just looking for a fun, relaxing way to spend the afternoon, this event is a great opportunity to cheer on your team and connect with fellow students.

Last Wednesday, the Cavs faced off against the Cardinals in their first game of the Spring Season. The first half started off hot, and it didn’t take long for the Cardinals to get the first goal of the game.

To recognize the team’s incredible accomplishment, JCCC is hosting a celebration on Friday, March 28 at 12 p.m. Students, professors, and fans are encouraged to attend and show their appreciation for the players and coaches who made history this season.

The JCCC Cavaliers are your 2025 NJCAA DII Women’s Basketball Champions, after going 34-1 this season. Their effort and hard work paid off and they got the title to show for it.

“It feels pretty good considering the team that we beat,” Conrad said. “I mean that was an undefeated team, number one seed, have been dominant all year over everybody who played them. I don’t think anybody has played them within twelve or thirteen points. I think their average margin of victory is something like 30…

“Having a deeper connection than just playing video games is probably the biggest part of keeping people engaged,’’ Romero explained.

The Women’s team will play at 9 a.m. (CT) on Tuesday, March 18. They will play the winner of the #13 vs. #20 game. The Men’s team will play at 8 p.m. (CT) on Monday, March 17 against Macomb Community College, the #6 seed.