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JCCC rolls past Labette, advances to Region 6 title game

Dream season hits postseason roadblock for Cavaliers

Yoder selected NJCAA D-II Player of the Week

JCCC basketball players inspire elementary students to engage in reading

Cavaliers climb to No. 2 in NJCAA Baseball Poll

The image shows an indoor basketball game in progress. At the center of the scene, a player wearing a light gray jersey with dark side panels and the number 30 is in the act of taking a jump shot. The player’s shooting arm is fully extended upward, with the wrist flicked in a classic follow?through motion.
Opposing players in dark jerseys with yellow trim are positioned in the foreground, with at least one defender raising an arm in an attempt to contest the shot. A referee wearing a gray-and-black uniform is visible on the right side of the image.
In the background, the bleachers are mostly empty, and a scorer’s table area displays signage that includes the word “Cavaliers.” The lighting suggests a typical indoor gymnasium setting designed for collegiate or high?school basketball competition.

JCCC rolls past Labette, advances to Region 6 title game March 6, 2026 Johnson County Community College built a nine-point advantage in the first quarter and steadily extended its lead through the second and third periods as the No. 1-ranked Cavaliers cruised to an 82-63 victory over Labette in the semifinals of the NJCAA Region 6 Women’s Basketball Championship Friday afternoon.

The photo shows an indoor basketball game in progress. In the foreground, a player wearing a white uniform with yellow and black accents, labeled “Johnson County” and the number 1, is taking a jump shot. The player is positioned near the three-point line, with arms fully extended and the basketball released above the head.
Another player in a dark uniform with red and blue accents is attempting to defend, with one arm raised toward the shooter. The background features a packed set of bleachers with spectators watching the game. Behind the seating area, a large sign reads “CAVALIERS”, indicating the venue or team name. The court area is well-lit, and the overall atmosphere suggests a competitive college-level basketball game.

Dream season hits postseason roadblock for Cavaliers March 6, 2026 After a historic run through the 2025–26 season that included the first undefeated regular season in program history, the Johnson County Community College men’s basketball team learned that even a perfect regular season does not guarantee postseason success.

Yoder selected NJCAA D-II Player of the Week March 4, 2026 One day after being named the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference Division II Softball Player of the Week, Makenzie Yoder has been selected the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division II Softball Player of the Week.

The photo shows a large group of children and adults gathered in what appears to be a school library or classroom. The adults—many wearing coordinated athletic apparel, including matching warm?ups and shirts—seem to be part of a sports team or school athletics program. The children are seated or standing in front of them, holding colorful picture books, suggesting a reading event or community outreach activity.
Bookshelves line the back of the room, and various posters and decorations are visible, including a large character cutout near the right side of the image. The overall setting and arrangement indicate a group photo taken during a literacy or mentorship visit, with the adults and students posing together in a friendly, organized manner.

JCCC basketball players inspire elementary students to engage in reading March 3, 2026 A day after completing the first undefeated regular season in Johnson County Community College history, the Cavaliers men’s basketball team took a break from shooting hoops to pay a visit to third graders at Brookside Charter Middle School in Kansas City, Mo. The event was coordinated by Allison White from Lead to Read.

Cavaliers climb to No. 2 in NJCAA Baseball Poll March 3, 2026 The Johnson County Community College baseball team has opened the season in dominant fashion, winning five consecutive series — including three sweeps — to race out to an 18-2 record through 20 games. The start ties for the third-best opening in program history.

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13 National Championships

26 Runner-up National Finishes

110 Top 5 National Finishes

159 Regional Titles

206 Conference Titles

1,000+ All-American Athletes

74 Individual National Champions

738 NJCAA Academic Award Winners

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