On Feb. 10, Pratt Community College soccer players David Nobo, Greg Roller, and Sam Nobo signed letters of intent to continue their education and soccer careers at McPherson College. 

All three were all KJCAA conference selections this fall, helping the beavers make the conference postseason tourney. 

“These three were all great players here at Pratt," said PCC Head Coach Kevin Kewley. "They have left big shoes to fill, and we hope them all the best going forward.”

The Pratt Community College women's basketball traveled to El Dorado on Saturday afternoon to take on the Butler Community College Grizzlies.

It was imperative to the rest of the game that the Beavers get a good start. They did just that and jumped on the Grizzlies early. They built a 10 point lead with about eight minutes remaining in the first half and took a three point half-time lead into the locker room.

The Pratt Community College men’s basketball team traveled to Concordia, Kan. last night to take on the #13 Cloud County Thunderbirds in their first Jayhawk West action of the year. An inspired first half on the defensive end allowed the Beavers to jump out to a 47-37 lead at the intermission.

Grasiela Navarro (pictured) continues to make school history as she finished second at the region championship meet on Saturday, the highest region finish ever by a Pratt cross country runner. Her 18:50 was second only to national champion Kenyan Lydia Mato of Barton.

The number nine ranked women's team was edged by four points and denied a podium spot as they finished in a disappointing fourth place of the sixteen region teams. Breanna Phillips and Divina Flores ran great races for the Lady Beavers.

Fourteen students were recently inducted into the Phi Zeta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society at Pratt Community College. 

Inductees included Hannah Eck, Johnathon McCoy, Mike Kiley and Shannon Neifert of Pratt, Jordan Ricke of Sharon, Karissa Pena of Holcomb, Terry Hole of Derby, Anthony Ford of Haviland, Jennifer Himelrick of Anthony, Raquel Tamez and Callie Hobkirk of Wichita, Amie Coleman of Stafford, Brooke Christie of Mentor and Lanina Spence of Baxter Springs.