Amberley Taylor

Amberley Taylor, Co-Editor December 3, 2018 The Seward County Saints are now 1-1 in conference play and 6-2 overall after defeating Cloud County on Saturday night. The Saints had a slow start, losing 9-4 at the beginning, but after a 10-2 run, Seward led 14-11. Cloud County continued trading points with SCCC until the Saints led 41-38 going into halftime. Cloud County came out into the second half ready to battle and cut the lead to just one point.

As the stage lights dimmed, signaling the end of the scene, the giggles coming from the audience never stopped in the Seward County Community College’s Showcase Theater. Novio Boy’s debut over the weekend had me texting all of my friends as soon as I left. “Guys, it was so cute and so funny,” I texted, encouraging everyone to catch the next two showings on Saturday and Sunday.

The Lady Saints volleyball team earned the best finish in program history after finishing in fourth place during the NJCAA National Tournament in Hutchinson. After losing in the semi-finals to the College of Southern Idaho, Seward County Community College went up against the Iowa Western Community College Reivers for  third place. To begin the third place game, SCCC started off strong with a 8-3 lead.