The women’s basketball team has added seven Kansas athletes to the 2014-2015 roster. These seven athletes have had great high school careers and they are excited to embark on the journey of college basketball at Pratt Community College.

“After losing the majority of our starters and scoring, these freshmen will have the opportunity to come in right away and contribute to our success in 2014-2015,” said Head Coach Stephanie Thompson.

With the Butler County Grizzlies in town, the Pratt Beavers needed to take a couple of wins in order to keep their playoff hopes alive. After dropping a close game in the opener 2-1, the Beavers bounced back and won the second game 7-1.

Aaron Berenson had two hits and Skylar Dean had two hits and the lone RBI for Pratt in the 2-1 loss. Tyler Huffstickler took the loss allowing two runs in six innings while walking five hitters and he struck out three.

On March 17, the Pratt Community College Beavers took on Garden City Community College in a double header.

In the first game, Garden City CC grabbed the early lead, 1-0, in the top of the third. A single by Nelson, bringing home Cerrato started the inning off.

Your women’s and men's basketball teams both took the victory over Colby Community College on Feb. 22.

"I thought we approached the evening with little intensity and our defense was very poor," said Head Women's Coach Stephanie Thompson.

The women led at half-time 31-28 and started the second half playing a little better to hold on for a 61-52 win. The Beavers were led by Tatiana Grant with 15 points in just 20 minutes due to a past injury. Elle Stein had 13 points and Sherry Calhoun pulled down 8 rebounds.

Twenty-one hits resulting in 17 runs wasn’t enough for the Beavers to sweep a midweek series with Redlands Community College. The Beavers split the series losing the first game 10-8 and winning the next 9-7.

Both teams had a great opportunity to play on a very nice facility in Alva, Okla., home of the Northwestern Oklahoma State University Rangers. It was also a good opportunity for a talented group of sophomores to get recruited by the four year institution.