Eagles lose home debut 94-74
The Eagles started both halves strong against Northern State University, Aberdeen, South Dakota, but couldn’t close the game, losing 94-74.
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Friday, May 1, 2026
Sports
Indoor season starts with intrasquad meet
Hunting season began between the hunters and the hunted of the animal kingdom, including wascally wabbits.
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Wrestlers thrill at Black and Cardinal Classic
The Black Team defeated the Cardinal team 20-18, Thursday at the wrestlers’ annual Black and Cardinal Classic. Multiple matches were close and went down to the final seconds.
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Volleyball team drops final games of season
The Eagles volleyball team dropped its final two games of the season to Colorado Christian University, Lakewood, and Colorado School of Mines, Golden. CSC fell to 7-20 overall, 6-12 in the RMAC.
Read MoreEagles finish season with loss to CSU-Pueblo
Despite leading through three quarters, the Eagles’ football team finished the season with a 27-14 loss to Colorado State University-Pueblo in Pueblo Saturday.
Read MoreWomen’s basketball team loses to Wyoming 74-50
In Janet Raymer’s head coaching debut, The University of Wyoming Cowgirls (1-0) outshot Chadron State (0-1) in all categories Friday night on their way to a 74-50 victory over the Eagles.
Read MoreMen’s basketball team lose 1st game by 1
The Eagles’ offense played well in the true season opener against Bellevue University, Bellevue, but could not hold off the Bruins in the end, losing a heartbreaker 78-77.
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6 turnovers hand Yellow Jackets the win
Six turnovers defined the outcome of CSC’s last home game of the season against Black Hills State University, Spearfish, South Dakota. Even with more than 400 yards of total offense, the Eagles failed to outlast the Yellow Jackets, 21-19.
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Division-Won
Head Coach Houston Reed uses tough competition to gain experience and judge strengths
Read MoreGarcia qualifies for championships
Alejandro Garcia, senior of Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, became CSC’s first male cross country runner to qualify for the NCAA D-II Championships Saturday, just two weeks after becoming CSC’s first male runner to earn RMAC first-team honors.
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