Thursday, 02 February 2012
Levi Adams
The Lady Saints have not lost a game since Nov. 26, when the team fell to New Mexico, 60-71. Since that time, the Lady Saints have built up a No. 8 ranking (as of Jan. 21) in the NJCAA national polls with a nine-game winning streak.
The Lady Saints are undefeated in conference play.
At this just-past-halfway mark in the season, the Lady Saints are scoring 79.9 points per game to their opponents’ 53.1, which is a 26.8 point margin. The Lady Saints’ field goal percentage is .429, compared to their opponents’ .319.
In fact, the Lady Saints lead their opponents in every recordable team statistic this season.
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Thursday, 02 February 2012
Levi Adams
On Jan. 7, when the Saints and Lady Saints basketball teams played Colby in the Greenhouse, those elected into the 2012 Inagural Hall of Fame class were announced.
Because of users voting at Seward’s sports website, scccsaints.com, four individual players and one sports team were selected to the 2012 class.
Those selected are former Head Women’s Basketball Coach Jim Littell, Head Baseball Coach/Athletic Director Galen McSpadden, 2000-2002 Women’s Basketball player Kim Ortega, 2000-2002 Baseball player Cory Patton, and the 2001-2002 women’s basketball team.
The first official banquet will be held April 20.
Former Head Women’s Basketball Coach Jim Littell took the Lady Saints to the NJCAA National Tournament four times...
Thursday, 02 February 2012
Tonya Loewen
During Christmas break, Lady Saints basektball players Ashlynn Knoll and Kayla Thomas were in a car wreck while on vacation. Neither were seriously injured, but it kept Knoll from playing basketball at the start of the semester.
The two were going down a hill near Wheeler, Texas, on their way to an anniversary when a truck failed to stop at a stop sign. Knoll was driving. She hit her brakes and the car slid sideways into the semi. The two walked away with minor cuts and bruises.
Missing a few games after the wreck certainly did not keep Knoll from playing at her best when she returned, and she received her third KJCCC Player of the Week award for Jan. 9-15.
Knoll was humbled to receive the award again this season, and said, “It’s...
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Thursday, 02 February 2012
Jose Medrano
Every year more and more people tune into the Super Bowl. Although the game is important what most people seem to talk about the day after is not the game itself, but the commercials.
The Super Bowl commercials themselves have become a yearly tradition of the game.
So it is no wonder that companies are willing to pay up to 3.5 million dollars just for a thirty second time slot during the Super Bowl. It is also not a surprise that companies are spending so much on just one ad, because people always tend to remember Super Bowl ads for quite some time.
The Super Bowl is most likely the only time of year that people actually enjoy watching advertisements because the commercials are sometimes more entertaining than the game.
Super Bowl...
Thursday, 02 February 2012
Levi Adams
Tom Brady is the best quarterback in the league, so it stands to reason he will be the best quarterback on the field Super Bowl XLVI.
Brady has a great arsenal around him, from Wes Welker, Rob Gronkowski, Aaron Hernandez Deion Branch and Chad Ochocinco. BenJarvus Green-Ellis even got it done on the ground against the Baltimore Ravens last week. The offensive line is also pretty stacked.
The defense really does not have one stand-out player, but as a group the Patriots are very effective against the opposing offense which will prove critical in order to stop the New York Giants.
The Giants front four on defense will give Brady and company trouble, but I do not think Justin Tuck, Linval Joseph, Chris Canty and Jason...
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