JOPLIN, Mo - College Heights high School senior Connor Burton signs he letter of intent to play basketball at Oklahoma City University. Burton averaged 15 points and 8…
Curtis has played baseball the last two years at Neosho County Community College.
After two years of playing baseball at Neosho County Community College, former Pittsburg High School standout Chase Curtis is headed back to the gridiron, committing to play…
Chase Curtis has played baseball the last two years at Neosho County Community College.
Allen was a 9X All-American thrower and 4X MIAA champion for the Gorillas.
The Lions will host a team, individual and elite camp this summer.
The Gorillas will host two camps in July.
STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — Two more Oklahoma State football players have tested positive for COVID-19 since returning to campus for voluntary workouts, bringing the total to three. Senior associate athletic director Kevin Klintworth wrote on his Twitter account Wednesday that of the…
The Gorillas averaged 7,705 fans per home game last season.
LAWRENCE, Kan - The University of Kansas Athletic Department imposes pay cuts and furloughs for all employees in response to financial problems caused by COVID-19.
The league plans to return next summer.
PSU has canceled football camps scheduled for June due to COVID-19.
Misse had a 4.0 GPA as a nursing student.
The MIAA football season will be reduced from 11 games to 10.
Jake Beckmann signed Monday to play baseball at Neosho County Community College.
The Comets are expecting to play their first season next spring.
The school will host the tournament beginning May 1st.
Pitt State got on the field for two practices before COVID-19 shut down MIAA competition.
Pitt State's Brown and Dreiling join Missouri Southerns Williams on the 1st team.
The NCAA made the decision to cancel winter championships on March 12th.
Martin is the only MIAA player on the NABC All-American list.
Emily Presley is a finalist for the women's field national athlete of the year.
The NJCAA is not taking a year of eligibility away after canceling the 2020 spring season.
The MIAA CEO Council voted unanimously to cancel the remaining spring 2020 conference regular-season competition schedule and the 2020 MIAA conference championships due to concerns regarding the global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
