Men's Basketball | 2/11/2026 11:49:00 PM

Box Score The Cloud County Community College men's basketball team suffered a 79-68 road loss to Coffeyville Community College inside Nellis Hall in Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference (KJCCC) play on Wednesday, February 11.

The first-half featured ten lead changes and seven ties with Coffeyville grabbing a 33-30 advantage at the break. The second-half featured four more ties through the first seven minutes of play, before Cloud County went on a 7-0 run to lead 51-44 with 11:21 remaining. The Red Ravens answered with a 12-0 run, highlighted by a pair of three-pointers from freshman guard Konstantin Popovic, to go up 56-51 with 8:24 to play. The T-Birds tied the game at 56 following five straight points from redshirt freshman forward Manasseh Stackhouse, but a quick 10-0 spurt gave Coffeyville a double-digit lead at 66-56 with 4:39 to go. The deficit proved too much for Cloud County to overcome.

Freshman forward D'ontez Walker and freshman guard Kam Williams led Cloud County with 13 points apiece. Walker added six rebounds. Stackhouse finished with 11 points and six rebounds. Freshman guard Kaidan Chatham posted 10 points and six rebounds. Sophomore guard Syncere Burnette added 10 points and four assists, while sophomore forward Elidjah Savane provided a spark off the bench with seven points, six rebounds and two steals.

As a team, the T-Birds shot 27-of-67 (40.3 percent) from the floor and matched a season-low 2-of-17 (11.8 percent) performance from behind the arc. Cloud County outscored Coffeyville 46-30 in points in the paint and 20-12 in bench points. However, the Red Ravens finished with 11 made three-pointers and shot 43.3 percent (29-of-67) from the field.

Cloud County (13-11, 8-10 KJCCC) returns to action on Saturday, February 14 as they host Hutchinson Community College in KJCCC play, starting at 4 pm. The Blue Dragons snapped an eight-game losing streak with a 67-61 home win over No. 24 Dodge City Community College on February 11, improving their overall record to 11-14 and 6-13 in KJCCC action.