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Johnson County only school in the country with undefeated women’s and men’s basketball teams

No. 3 Cavaliers control the glass, seal win at line in 87-76 conference opener at Highland

Scott makes history as No. 1 Cavaliers cruise past Highland in conference opener

Layla Scott named KJCCC D-II Player of the Week for a fourth time

No. 1 Cavaliers roll past Graceland JV behind three double-doubles

Johnson County only school in the country with undefeated women’s and men’s basketball teams January 16, 2026 At a combined 36-0, Johnson County Community College is the only school or university in the country with both its women’s and men’s basketball teams undefeated this season.

The photo shows a basketball game in progress inside a gymnasium. In the foreground, a player wearing a white uniform with yellow and blue accents, labeled

No. 3 Cavaliers control the glass, seal win at line in 87-76 conference opener at Highland January 15, 2026 The No. 3-ranked Johnson County men’s basketball controlled the glass, converted free throws down the stretch, and led wire-to-wire in an 87-76 victory at Highland to open conference play. With the victory, JCCC improved to 17-0 on the season.

The photo shows an indoor basketball game in progress. In the foreground, a player wearing a white jersey with navy and gold accents and the number 10 is holding a basketball with both hands, appearing ready to make a move or pass. Another player in a white jersey is partially visible from behind, slightly out of focus. To the right, an opposing player in a dark green jersey with yellow trim and the number 22 is positioned defensively, facing the player with the ball. The court has a polished wooden floor with visible boundary lines, and the background includes blue padded walls and a few spectators seated on bleachers. The overall setting suggests a competitive game environment with bright indoor lighting.

Scott makes history as No. 1 Cavaliers cruise past Highland in conference opener January 15, 2026 Layla Scott wasted no time making history in Johnson County’s conference opener at Highland.

The photo shows an indoor basketball game in progress. A player wearing a white jersey with blue and gold accents and the number 10 is in the act of shooting the basketball, which is mid-air above the player’s hands. The jersey has the word “Cavaliers” printed across the chest.
In the foreground, another player with visible tattoos on the arms and wearing a dark-colored uniform is extending an arm upward, likely attempting to defend the shot. The court features a blue sideline with white lettering, and the seating area in the background includes several spectators sitting on blue bleachers. There is also a wheelchair visible near the left side of the image, and the overall setting appears to be a college or high school gymnasium. The lighting is bright, typical of an indoor sports venue.

Layla Scott named KJCCC D-II Player of the Week for a fourth time January 14, 2026 For the fourth time this season, Johnson County Community College guard Layla Scott has been named the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference Division II Women’s Basketball Player of the Week, earning the honor for week nine.

No. 1 Cavaliers roll past Graceland JV behind three double-doubles January 11, 2026

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