Students and Beaver fans now have an exclusive app that is designed to reward you back. The new application is called Go Beaver Nation and is supported by Pratt Community College Student Activities, Athletics and Marketing departments in efforts to engage students and community members at events and help them earn some prizes while they’re supporting PCC.

Pratt Community College Director of Athletics Bill Wilson announced the launch of a new athletics website gobeaversports.com. The website will serve as the new home of Beaver Athletics. PCC has partnered with Presto Sports, one of the leaders in collegiate athletic web solutions. The website, which includes an enhanced new look and adaptive design, will feature news, stats, photos and other information on PCC’s 12 intercollegiate sports.

Pratt Community College is adding a new varsity program to their roster and it’s not your typical sport. It’s called eSports and PCC will be rolling out the virtual carpet to new and current students who are interested in the fall 2016 term. eSports, unlike the traditional athletic sport, is a new venture colleges all over the country, and the world, are adopting and implementing into their athletic and academic programs and organizations. It’s the sport of competitive video gaming and Pratt CC is on board.

Last weekend the Women's team traveled to Coffeyville for two games against Jayhawk East schools. Friday, the Beavers took on the host, Coffeyville, in a really tough road environment.

The Women's Basketball team traveled to Hesston for their first true road game on Tuesday, Nov. 6. The Larks were 2-0 and came in averaging 85 points per game. It was their "community night" which meant free admission for anyone in town and was a good basketball environment.

The first half was a little sloppy back and forth as neither team could quite settle in with a lot of whistles from the officials. The Beavers managed to take a slim 33-31 lead to the break despite three of the starters being in foul trouble.