2002-03 Barton Women's Basketball News
Amber Fouse is the newest member of the Barton County Community College women’s basketball incoming class that looks to the best recruiting class the past few years for the Cougars. Fouse comes in from San Diego State University, where she started in 11 of the team’s 27 games last season.
The Barton County Community College women’s basketball team kept things close to home with the signing of Amber Jeffrey from Claflin High School. Jeffrey joins a growing list of players from the Barton County school to move on and play basketball for the Cougar women.
The Barton County Community College women’s basketball team snagged another 1st team All State selection, this time from Oklahoma. Barton signed Rebecca Chapman to a letter-of-intent to play next season. Chapman was a 1st Team All State selection in Oklahoma for Navajo High School in Altus.
Barton County women’s basketball coach Don Kayser snagged a “big-time” recruit from the state of Florida as the Cougars work towards regaining their place among the elite in the Jayhawk West. The Cougars signed a 1st team All State product from Florida in 6-2 center Chelsia James. James is the younger sister of Ariel James, who played for the Cougars this past season.
Carly Bloomfield will continue her basketball career next season as a member of the Barton County Community College women's basketball team. The 5-9 senior from Clifton-Clyde High School signed a letter-of-intent to play for the Cougars last week on the first day of the Spring signing period for colleges.
The Barton County Community College women’s basketball team saw its season come to an end Wednesday night with an 81-41 loss to Cowley County in the first round of the Region VI basketball tournament at Arkansas City.
The Barton County Community College women’s basketball team dropped its season finale at Dodge City Saturday, falling to the Conquistadors by an 81-55 score.
The Barton County Community College women’s basketball team lost its final home game of the season, falling to No. 14 ranked Cloud County, 75-50 on sophomore night at the Wednesday at the Barton County Gym.
The Barton County Community College women’s basketball team just missed putting together back-to-back wins and securing the No. 7 in the West, falling to Butler County in double overtime, 85-80, Saturday night at the Barton County Gym.
The Barton County Community College women’s basketball team continued its good play at home, knocking off Hutchinson Wednesday night at the Barton County Gym, 59-48, behind some of the Cougars best shooting of the season.
The Barton County Community College women’s basketball team dropped a road contest Saturday night, falling to the Colby Trojans in Colby, 63-48.
The Barton County Community College women’s basketball team nearly pulled off another upset at home, but this time fell short of the No. 19 ranked Garden City Broncbusters. Barton just missed out on defeating the Jayhawk West leaders, losing 56-54 at the Barton County Gym.
The Barton County Community College women’s basketball team kept current a very long winning streak against Pratt as well as positioned themselves well for a playoff spot. Barton County won for the 44th consecutive time over Pratt, knocking off the Beavers on their home floor, 59-52.
The Barton County Community College women’s basketball team lost another contest to a nationally ranked opponent, falling 81-58 Saturday to Seward County at the Barton County Gym.
The Barton County Community College women’s basketball team dropped a road contest at Concordia Wednesday night, falling to No. 23 Cloud County by a 63-41 score.
The shooting woes that plagued the Barton County Community College women’s basketball team the past two games were gone Saturday night at the Barton County Gym. The Cougars upset Dodge City by a 69-66 score in Jayhawk West play.