Women lose 2 games in Colorado, 4-19 overall
On Friday, the CSC women’s basketball team traveled to Lakewood, Colo., to face the 12-11 Colorado Christian University Cougars. The Eagles suffered an 81-61 loss against Colorado Christian.
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Wednesday, May 13, 2026
Basketball
Men lose 2 games, drop to 7-12 in RMAC
In another RMAC match-up, the CSC men were defeated, 94-74, Friday at Colorado Christian University, Lakewood.
Read MoreMen win 2 home games, 10-11 record
The CSC men defeated Western State Colorado University, Gunnison, on Friday, 90-62, at Armstrong.
Read MoreWomen beat Western, lose to Mesa; 4-17 record
CSC did not show any mercy beating Western State 70-48, Friday at Armstrong.
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Women drop record to 3-16 after 2 games in Denver
CSC Eagles lost 90-59 against Regis University, Saturday afternoon in Denver. Long-range shots sealed the deal for the Rangers in the first half. Regis made eight of 16 3-point shots in the first half.
Read MoreWomen lose twice to Colorado schools; look ahead to Friday
Chadron State lost a close game, 65-60, against the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, Saturday. Both teams shot less than 40 percent from the field; however, the Mountain Lions capitalized on foul shots and turnovers to win the game.
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Two home wins for women’s basketball
Chadron State beat Western New Mexico, 74-68, Saturday at Armstrong. The Eagles were led by Kattie Ranta, senior of Rapid City, S.D., who scored 22 points and collected 17 boards.
Read MoreWomen drop three games
Chadron State women’s basketball team lost against Black Hills State University, Spearfish, S.D., 89-45, on Jan. 9. That marked the seventh straight loss against the Yellow Jackets for the Eagles.
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Serbia to Chadron, pursuing her basketball dream
Leana Tajkov has a stern look from her slender face that can portray coldness, a common assumption from a typical American; but a casual conversation with her shows the confidence of granite rock.
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Women’s basketball drop three games; one away, two at home
The women’s basketball team lost a non-conference game at home against South Dakota Mines, 78-65, Tuesday.
The Hardrockers took the lead at the 18-minute mark, and then they went back down. At halftime they led 37-25. They led by 17 points after five minutes in the second half.