The No. 15-ranked Connors State Cowboys got off to a slow start while the Western State Pioneers rode the hot 3-point shooting of freshman guard Jack Hoth to own the first half of play Thursday night at Melvin Self Fieldhouse.
The NJCAA Region II men’s and women’s basketball tournament will be moved from a planned venue of the Muskogee Civic Center to the new Rougher Village Arena, March 8-11.
Northern Oklahoma College-Tonkawa handed Connors State its first men's basketball loss of the season, as a corner 3-pointer with two seconds to play gave the Cowboys an 83-80 loss in Tonkawa on Monday night.
Things started off a little slowly but eventually the 17th-ranked Connors State Cowboys got the wheels rolling and stormed past the Aggies of Murray State 85-44 in Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference play Thursday night at Melvin Self Fieldhouse.
The NJCAA Region II men’s and women’s basketball tournament is on the move. After calling Shawnee home the past 26 years, Muskogee will play host to the tournament scheduled March 8-11, to be held at the Civic Center.
Bixby sophomore Xavier Glenn poured in a career-high 37 points Monday night to lead the 15th-ranked Connors State Cowboys past South Arkansas Community College 97-72 to remain unbeaten at 14-0 on the year.
Connors State jumped out to a 14 point lead at the half, and never looked back in beating Oklahoma Wesleyan 78-66 in a Friday afternoon affair in Bartlesville inside the Mueller Sports Complex.
In a physical and foul-plagued contest, the 15th ranked Connors State Cowboys had too many weapons and ran past the Nighthawks from National Park (Ark.) College 95-86 Thursday night at Melvin Self Fieldhouse to remain unbeaten on the season.
Moving up four spots to the number 15 spot in the NJCAA Division I rankings this week, the Connors State Cowboys had little trouble in notching win number 11 against no losses as they beat Central Baptist (Ark) College 120-74 Monday night at the Melvin Self Fieldhouse.
After a somewhat sluggish start, the 19th Ranked Connors State Cowboys got things halfway through the first half and went on to a business-like 89-65 win over Neosho County Community College Saturday at Melvin Self Fieldhouse.
The No.19-ranked Connors State Cowboys stayed perfect on the season, going 8-0, with a 93-78 over Eastern State Monday night in a Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference game at Melvin Self Fieldhouse.
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Down 37-36 at the half, Connors battled back and forth until late in the second half then pulled away for a 73-66 win over Seminole State in its OCAC opener at Seminole on Thursday night.
In an ebb-and flow contest Tuesday Night, the Connors State Cowboys held off a furious rally by Independence (Kan) Community College Pirates to remain undefeated on the year with a hard-fought 75-72 victory at Melvin Self Fieldhouse.
The Connors State College Cowboys went on the road to Paris Junior College on Saturday evening for Paris Junior College's Homecoming and came away with a 71-66 Road Victory inside the Hunt Center.
The offense ruled again for the Connors State Cowboys as they decisioned Southwestern Christian College 115-72 at Melvin Self Fieldhouse Wednesday night.
Connors State basketball coach Bill Muse began his 31st year at the helm for the Cowboys as he has started so many-with a win-as Connors ran away in the second half on the way to 115-83 win over the Arkansas Tech University Tuesday night at Melvin Self Fieldhouse.
With a big boost from third-year players Jahcoree Ealy and Jordan Tillmon, the Connors State Cowboys returned to the NJCAA National Championships for the time since 2018 last year. It marked the 15th trip to the Nationals in school history and the 11th for head coach Bill Muse who enters his 31st year at the helm for Connors with a record of 713-252 and is the fifth winningest among active NJCAA coaches.
The Connors State College Cowboys men's basketball team has been picked to win the Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference in the 2022-23 OCAC Men's Basketball Coaches Preseason Poll, announced by the league on Friday.