The Pratt Community College men’s basketball team started out on fire last night in the Beaver Dome and built an early lead against the Hutchinson Blue Dragons, but soon after the Blue Dragons flipped the effort switch on the rebounding front, and by halftime Pratt found themselves down 10.

The Blue Dragons had more offensive rebounds than the Beavers had rebounds total in the first half. That coupled with some turnover problems led to a 103-90 victory for Hutch. The men are now 12-8 on the year, and 3-3 in conference.

The standings look like this:

The Pratt Community College men’s basketball has been giving the fans who make it out to the Beaver Dome their money’s worth, but it’s not saving any hair follicles for the head coach.

The team welcomed the Broncbusters from Garden City Community College to town last night, and after about two minutes of Beaver turnovers the score read 11-0 GCCC. Pratt spent the entire first half clawing out of that hole and went into the intermission down 38-40.

On Nov. 14, #28 Pratt Wrestling took on #9 Northeastern Oklahoma. The final score was 0– 51, NEO.

*Match Started at 157

157 Dawaylon Barnes (NEO)
WBF(2:06)
Austin Hughey
Pratt – 0 NEO – 6

165 Austin Allen (NEO)
WBF(6:49)
Syed Ali
Pratt – 0 NEO – 12

174 #9 Jacobe Smith (NEO)
WBF(2:39)
Micah Felton
Pratt – 0 NEO – 18

184 #10 Brock Warren (NEO)
DEC (4-1)
Travis Quarterman
Pratt – 0 NEO – 21

On Oct. 21, filmmaker Patrick Clement visited Pratt Community College to take part in a brown bag lunch and discussion of his film "Somewhere Between Freedom and Protection, Kansas." The lunch was attended by middle school, high school, college students, and PCC faculty and staff.
 

On Oct. 10, the number 10 ranked Pratt Community College women’s cross country team finished in second place at the Ollie Isom Invitational in El Dorado, Kan. The number nine ranked Butler defended its home course and defeated the Beavers by seven points.