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Men's Basketball @ Allen County Community College

Date:2/8/2012

Opponent:Allen County Community College

Location:Iola, KS

Time:8:00 PM

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Women's Basketball @ Allen

Date:2/8/2012

Opponent:Allen

Location:Iola, KS

Time:6:00 PM

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Baseball vs. SE Nebraska CC

Date:2/11/2012

Opponent:SE Nebraska CC

Location:Fort Scott, KS

Time:1:00 PM

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Men's Basketball vs. Johnson County Community College

Date:2/11/2012

Opponent:Johnson County Community College

Location:Fort Scott, KS

Time:4:00 PM

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WBasketball vs. Johnson County - PINK ZONE

Date:2/11/2012

Opponent:Johnson County - PINK ZONE

Location:HOME

Time:2:00 PM

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Baseball vs. SE Nebraska CC

Date:2/12/2012

Opponent:SE Nebraska CC

Location:Fort Scott, KS

Time:1:00 PM

2/3/2012

FSCC Cheerleading 2012-2013 Tryouts

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2/3/2012

FSCC Cheerleading 2012-2013 Tryouts

FSCC Cheerleading 2012-2013 Tryouts

Sunday, April 22, 2012

Mandatory clinic 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Tryouts begin at 6:30 PM

Participants will learn all choreography, cheers and stunts required for tryouts during the clinic. You must wear athletic clothing, and bring two letters of recommendation from a coach and/or teacher.

For more information, contact Vanessa Poyner at vanessap@fortscott.edu or 620-223-2700 ext. 3370.

2/3/2012

Community service is rewarding for FSCC Women’s Basketball team

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2/3/2012

Community service is rewarding for FSCC Women’s Basketball team

The Fort Scott Community College Women’s Basketball Team was overwhelmed by the large amount of community participation during their Toys for Tots drive this year. The team helped 20 families within FSCC and the Fort Scott community. This was the second year for the event and it was just as successful as the first year.

“Without the Fort Scott community’s involvement we would not have been able to provide those families with a wonderful Christmas for their children,” said head coach Diana Couch. “The outpouring of generosity this year as compared to last was tremendous.”

Toys this year ranged from teddy bears, board games, transformers, and even a bike. Members of the team made weekly rounds to collect the toys from area boxes and also helped to distribute the toys within the community. The FSCC Women’s Basketball is very thankful to all that were involved with this effort.

1/26/2012

Two former FSCC football players to play in Super Bowl XLVI

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1/26/2012

Two former FSCC football players to play in Super Bowl XLVI

Just three short years ago two Fort Scott Community College (FSCC) teammates were enjoying an incredible run playing Saturdays at Frary Field in Fort Scott, Kansas, helping to qualify the Greyhounds for their third straight bowl game. Now Pro-Bowler Jason Pierre-Paul and NFL Rookie Jacquian Williams find themselves headed to Super Bowl XLVI.

While at FSCC Pierre-Paul and Williams made a huge impact on the up and coming football program. Starting in 2006 FSCC’s football program began a turn around from a team that had not won a single game two years, to a record of 38-10 over the next four seasons. Williams was apart of that success in 2007 and 2008 and Pierre-Paul joined him for the 2008 season. From humble beginnings at FSCC, a place where the football team sometimes shares facilities with the rodeo team, to now preparing to play on the largest sports stage in the world, these two players rise has been tremendous.

It is no surprise to Greyhound fans or coaches that Pierre-Paul and Williams have reached this kind of success.

"To be able to come to Fort Scott away from your family and the environment that you are used to living in and be able to become All-American Football players as well as college graduates was the beginning for Jacquian and Jason,” said former FSCC head coach Jeff Sims. “They know the sky is the limit for them both athletically and academically. I wouldn't put limitations on those two men once they set their sites on something. They are battle tested and will come out on top in whatever they choose to pursue."

During Williams’ time at FSCC he received First Team All-American, First Team All-Conference, and KJCCC Player of the Week honors in 2008. Pierre-Paul in just one season earned Second Team All-American, First Team All-Conference, and KJCCC Player of the Week honors.

Both players graduated from FSCC in the spring of 2009 and signed to play at the University of South Florida. The two would once again find themselves teammates when the New York Giants drafted Jacquian Williams in the sixth round in 2011. Pierre-Paul had been drafted just one-year prior with the Giants first-round pick, going 15th overall in the 2010 NFL draft.

In just his first year, Williams had to step up and play when the Giants were plagued with injuries. He took advantage of the opportunity and worked relentlessly to better himself as a player. Williams certainly surprised a few people in his rookie year and continued to thrill audiences during the NFC Championship game. In overtime, Williams stripped the ball on a punt return, which helped the Giants get great field position that lead to the game winning field goal.

Pierre-Paul has also been outstanding in this, his second year in the NFL. He made his first Pro Bowl team and finished the regular season fourth in sacks with 16.5.

Super Bowl XLVI will be about more than parties, commercials, and football for Greyhound fans. This year’s game will be about two former FSCC players, being proud of what they have accomplished and remembering where they started.

1/16/2012

Greyhound Baseball Continues Academic Achievement

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1/16/2012

Greyhound Baseball Continues Academic Achievement

The Greyhound Baseball Team had another impressive semester in the classroom marking the 7th academic semester in a row that the Greyhound Baseball Team has earned a grade point average surpassing a 3.0. This fall, Greyhound baseball players earned a team GPA of 3.33. Of the 36 players on the team, 30 earned a GPA above 3.0 including 3 who had a perfect 4.0, while 11 had a GPA above 3.5, and 16 more who had between a 3.0-3.49 GPA. Success in the classroom is the highest priority for the program and both the players and coaching staff take great pride in the team’s academic achievement. “We have an overriding goal of winning a national championship in Team GPA every year. The last 3 years we have finished 6th, 3rd, and 4th in the nation out of 391 NJCAA Baseball programs. We do have a lot of competition, but the GPA our team earned this fall is a great start toward our goal,” comments head baseball coach, John Hill III. The Greyhounds head into the spring looking to build off of a 2011 season that saw a record 11 players on the all-conference team along with 4 Academic All-Americans and a record of 42-18. The Greyhounds open their season at home with a 4-game weekend series versus Southeast Nebraska Community College on February 11th & 12th.

12/8/2011

Okrutna Receives All-American Honors

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12/8/2011

Okrutna Receives All-American Honors

It was announced last week that Paula Okrutna received NJCAA Honorable Mention All-American Honors. Okrutna is a freshman RS from Pila, Poland. For most of the season, Okrutna led the nation in kills/set with 4.98. Earlier, Okrutna was named First Team All-Conference and First Team All-District. She was one of the six student/athletes from the KJCCC to be recognized on the All-American list.

NJCAA DII All-Americans:

Name

College

Position

Height

Team

Katlyn Beiermann

Central Community College-Columbus

MH

5' 10"

First Team

Toni Cole

Kishwaukee College

MB

5' 10"

First Team

Kelsey Darling

Grand Rapids Community College

OH

6'

First Team

Maria Garcia

Chandler-Gilbert Community College

MB

6'

First Team

Martyna Gluchowicz

Cowley County Community College

RSH

6' 2"

First Team

Lindsay Herman

Illinois Central College

OH

5' 10"

First Team

Emily Hester

Johnson County Community College

MH

6' 1"

First Team

Xiao Liang

Iowa Lakes Community College

OH

6' 2"

First Team

Lauren Maxwell

Oakland Community College

S

5' 6"

First Team

Melanie Moore

Parkland College

S

5' 8"

First Team

Alicia Moreno Beras

Iowa Central Community College

OH

5' 11"

First Team

Lindsey Watson

Pasco-Hernando Community College

LIB

5' 5"

First Team

Jessica Andersen

Johnson County Community College

S

5' 7"

Second Team

Sara Baker

Carl Sandburg College

S

5' 11"

Second Team

Tiffany Borgerding

East Central College

OH

5' 11"

Second Team

Brittany Egbert

Owens Community College

MB

6'

Second Team

JoAnna Forkner

Kirkwood Community College

OH

5' 10"

Second Team

Goda Jankauskaite

Cowley County Community College

MB

6' 2"

Second Team

Morgan Martells

Parkland College

MH

6' 2"

Second Team

Le Mi

Iowa Lakes Community College

MB

6' 3"

Second Team

Andrea Odbert

Central Community College-Columbus

LIB

5' 7"

Second Team

Emily Orrick

Lincoln Land Community College

LIB

5' 8"

Second Team

Samantha Phegley

MCC-Longview

S

5' 7"

Second Team

Jessica Stas

Prairie State College

OH

5' 9"

Second Team

Elizabeth Comes

Owens Community College

LIB

5' 2"

Honorable Mention

Paula Okrutna

Fort Scott Community College

MB

6' 1"

Honorable Mention

Molly Scanlon

Cowley County Community College

S

5' 6"

Honorable Mention

Calie Schuldt

Scottsdale Community College

OH

5' 9"

Honorable Mention

Nichole Wagenbach

Illinois Central College

OH

5' 11"

Honorable Mention

Amber Wesley

Potomac State College of WVU

OH

5' 9"

Honorable Mention

12/8/2011

Five Greyhounds Sign in the Early Signing Period

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12/8/2011

Five Greyhounds Sign in the Early Signing Period

The NCAA early signing period saw five current Greyhound Baseball players sign with universities. “Our sophomores achieved a lot as freshmen last year and have put in a year and a half of dedication and hard work on their studies and on the baseball field. Five of our sophomores were fortunate enough to find the right college fit for them in the early signing period for the NCAA. In addition to the athletic scholarships these five student-athletes received, four of them will also receive academic scholarships to assist with paying for school. That’s a tribute to the focus and hard work these student-athletes put in the classroom in addition to the baseball field,” said Head Coach John Hill III. Below is the list of signees (in alphabetical order), the schools they signed with, the conference they compete in, and NCAA affiliation:

Cody Ball – Pittsburg State University – Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association – NCAA Division II

“Pittsburg State has been a place I have been interested in since high school. The quality education and the coaching staff made this an easy decision.”

Joey Parrack – West Virginia University – Big 12 – NCAA Division I

“The coaching staff and the university made me feel like being a Mountaineer would make me a part of a family. It’s a dream come true to pitch in the Big 12 and being able to do that as a part of the West Virginia University Baseball team makes it even more special.”

Aaron Snow – Pittsburg State University – Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association – NCAA Division II

“I have always been a Gorilla at heart. Now, it’s a reality. Being a Pittsburg native, I am excited get to come home and be a part of this great university and its baseball program. I believe that the coaching staff has the program headed in the right direction and I am excited to do my part.”

Zack Steadman – Missouri Southern State University – Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association – NCAA Division II

“I am very excited to “Join the Pride” at Missouri Southern. The coaching staff brings a lot of energy to the game and I look forward to being a part of a great university and its high expectation baseball program.”

Corey Stringer – University of Nebraska – Big 10 – NCAA Division I

“I am very excited to be a part of the new era of Cornhusker Baseball. I am confident that the new coaching staff will lead the program back to Omaha and I am excited to be a part of that process.”

The Greyhound Baseball team is busy preparing for finals and their regular season, which starts with their home and season opener at 1:00pm on Saturday, February 11th versus Southeast Nebraska Community College.

12/5/2011

FSCC softball team create holiday messages for the military

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12/5/2011

FSCC softball team create holiday messages for the military

The FSCC Softball team began preparing for the upcoming holiday season by sending words of encouragement to deployed members of the military.


The team members created signs with messages of “Merry Christmas,” “Happy Holidays,” and “Thank You” all aimed at showing appreciation for the service of our soldiers. During lunch and home basketball games, members of the FSCC community were invited to write their own messages of thanks and well wishes or simply add their signature to a banner. The amount of community support was overwhelming.


The team mailed six signs, covered in signatures, that will be distributed to a variety of locations and branches of service by the A Million Thanks Organization (www.AMillionThanks.org).

12/5/2011

Three Sign Letter of Intents for Greyhound Volleyball

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12/5/2011

Three Sign Letter of Intents for Greyhound Volleyball

Head Coach Lindsay Hill announced today of three seniors who signed NJCAA National Letters of Intent with the Greyhound Volleyball program. Sarah Williams, Jacy Ermel, and Haylee Toothman will join the Greyhounds in the fall of 2012.

Williams is a 5-8 outside hitter from Topeka, Kansas. She played high school volleyball for Washburn Rural High School, coached by Kevin Bordewick. She also plays club volleyball for Topeka Elite, coached by Kate Hampson. Williams helped lead her team to the Kansas State Championship this past year as a senior. She is the daughter of Rebecca Cushing and Phil Williams. She is undecided on a major at this time. “I chose Fort Scott to continue my playing career because I believe in Coach Hill’s vision,” Williams stated.

“I have had the chance to watch Sarah grow throughout her high school career. She will do great things at Fort Scott. She brings competitiveness, athleticism and leadership – she is the complete package. She was a very sought after OH in this conference, we are extremely excited that she chose us,” said Coach Hill.

Ermel is a 6-0 outside hitter from Uniontown, Kansas. She played high school volleyball for Uniontown High School, coached by Jackie Hall. She also plays club volleyball for FS Juniors, coached by Taylyn Schwartz. Ermel was an All-Conference Player for Uniontown. She is the daughter of Jo and Jim Ermel. Ermel plans on majoring in Massage Therapy upon graduation of FSCC.

“Jacy is another athlete that I have had the chance to work with over the past several summers. She is a great athlete with her best years still to come. She has the skills to play all the way around and her size will give her a huge advantage in this conference. It is great that Jacy is a great local talent that wanted to stay close to home,” said Coach Hill.

Toothman is a 5-8 outside hitter from Shawnee, Kansas. She played high school volleyball for Maranatha Academy, coached by Karla Stockard. She also plays club volleyball for KC Explosion for Kathy Cox. Toothman is a four year starter for Marantha and was selected First Team All-Conference in 2009, 2010 and 2011. She was also chosen 2010 Second Team All Johnson County Sun selection. Toothman holds her high school career kills and digs record. She is the daughter of Mark and Brenda Toothman. She plans on majoring in Elementary Education. Toothman made this comment, “After visiting the campus and speaking with Coach Hill and Coach Jordan, I felt that Fort Scott would be a perfect school for me to begin my collegiate volleyball career. Their commitment to the program and strong emphasis on education made it a clear choice.”

“Haylee is an unselfish competitor and a tremendous ball control player. She can play anywhere on the court, making her very versatile. Haylee is a very coachable athlete, I look for her to grow and progress a great deal in our training system,” stated Coach Hill.

Thank you for your interest in FSCC Athletics. We take pride in the tradition involved with the Greyhound Program. FSCC is part of one of the toughest Community College Conferences in the nation, the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference (KJCCC), which is a division of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).

Currently there are more than 9 different athletic activities for students to take part in.

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