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Johnson County Completes Dream Season with JUCO World Series Crown

Hartwig’s Walk-Off Blast Sends Cavaliers to National Title Game

Cavaliers Continue Historic Surge with Rout of Miami Dade

No. 1 Johnson County Rides Big Inning to 12-7 Victory in Grand Junction

No. 1 Johnson County powers into winner’s bracket with 19-2 rout

Large group of baseball players and staff pose on a grassy field at night in front of a scoreboard labeled “Suplizio Field.” The group wears matching light-colored “Champions” shirts; some people kneel in the front row while others stand behind them with arms around each other. A player in the center front holds a trophy. The scoreboard above shows a completed game with final runs of 8–5, along with inning-by-inning scoring. Bright stadium lights illuminate the scene, and advertising signs and a large digital display board are visible in the background.

Johnson County Completes Dream Season with JUCO World Series Crown May 30, 2026 Johnson County Community College entered the Alpine Bank JUCO World Series as the No. 1-ranked team in the country and the tournament’s top seed. They leave Grand Junction as national champions.

In the photo, a baseball player, Ashton Hartwig, in a bright yellow jersey and white pants stands on a base, raising both arms in an enthusiastic celebratory gesture. His uniform features bold lettering across the chest, and he’s wearing matching striped socks and a helmet. Beside him, another player in a gray uniform with orange accents stands holding a glove, appearing to look toward the celebrating player. The scene takes place on a baseball field with green grass, a dark infield surface, and an outfield wall in the background under clear, sunny conditions.

Hartwig’s Walk-Off Blast Sends Cavaliers to National Title Game May 29, 2026 Johnson County Community College is headed to the national championship game after one of the most dramatic finishes in program history Thursday night at Suplizio Field in Grand Junction, Colorado.

Baseball players in white uniforms with navy and yellow accents gather at home plate on a sunny day, tapping helmets in celebration after a run. An umpire dressed in black stands to the left near the foul line holding a face mask. Teammates in matching uniforms and casual athletic gear line up to the right along the fence, clapping. The field has green artificial turf and a dark brown base path, with a black chain-link fence and netting behind the plate. In the background, trees and a brick building labeled “Midwest Test Center” are visible under clear blue skies.

Cavaliers Continue Historic Surge with Rout of Miami Dade May 28, 2026 Johnson County didn’t just win Thursday night at Suplizio Field. The Cavaliers overwhelmed, outclassed and completely dominated, delivering a performance that felt as much like a statement as it did a step forward in program history.

The photo shows a lively baseball celebration unfolding along the dugout area.
A player wearing a white uniform with the number 19 is captured mid?air, leaping high with one arm raised. Several teammates in dark jackets and white pants are gathered outside the dugout, many of them airborne or stepping forward enthusiastically to meet the leaping player. A player near the front is down on one knee with an arm extended, appearing to be part of the celebratory moment.
The scene takes place on a well?kept baseball field with artificial turf—brown infield areas and bright green foul territory. In the background, a few individuals are visible on the field, along with leafless trees indicating a cool?weather season. The dugout on the right side of the image contains more teammates watching the celebration, and the structure displays the text “JOHNSON CO…”, likely part of a team or venue name.
Overall, the image captures an energetic team moment, likely following a big play such as a home run, with players gathering just outside the dugout to celebrate.

No. 1 Johnson County Rides Big Inning to 12-7 Victory in Grand Junction May 26, 2026 Top-seeded Johnson County continued its surge through the Alpine Bank JUCO World Series on Monday night, using a decisive middle-inning outburst to defeat No. 4 seed Walters State, 12-7, at Suplizio Field.

A large group of baseball players in light-colored uniforms crowd along a dugout railing, jumping and raising their arms as two teammates in the center collide mid?air for a celebratory chest bump; one player’s jersey shows the number “29.” Several others lean over the railing with hands up, while a catcher on the left in protective leg gear holds a helmet. The scene is on a sunny field with metal bleachers and spectators visible in the background behind a protective net.

No. 1 Johnson County powers into winner’s bracket with 19-2 rout May 24, 2026 – The top-seeded Johnson County Community College Cavaliers wasted no time making a statement on the national stage Saturday afternoon, overwhelming No. 10 seed Harford 19-2 in the opening round of the NJCAA World Series at Sulpizio Field.

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279 Jayhawk Conference Selections

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