Three student-athletes represented Clipper Athletics and the West Region at two high-scoring Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) All-Star games on Sunday, March 17, in Everett.

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By Grant Clark

A division championship, a top seed in the Northwest Athletic Conference tournament, and an undefeated home record – a lot was on the line during the regular season finale for the South Puget Sound Community College men’s basketball program.

SPSCC Clipper Athletics are sending three student-athletes to play in the Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) All-Star game on Sunday, March 17, in Everett.

Women’s Basketball sends NWAC West Region MVP Trinity Betoney to the women’s all-star game. Betoney, a sophomore guard and forward originally from Nevada, averaged 21.6 points and 10.1 rebounds per game. She plans to continue her basketball career at a 4-year university and is currently considering her options.

SPSCC and Clipper Athletics celebrated the 100^th win for men’s basketball head coach Aaron Landon on Saturday, Feb. 23, 2019, at home against Tacoma Community College. The 77-67 win makes Landon the first basketball coach in Clipper Athletics history to reach 100 wins.

SPSCC Clipper Athletics have announced that women's and men's basketball games versus Green River College have been rescheduled to one hour earlier on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019. Women play at 12 p.m. and men play at 2 p.m. at the SPSCC gym (Bldg. 31).

Congratulations to the Men's Basketball team for taking home the Fall 2018 Clippers Academic Excellence Team Award by having a collective GPA of 3.27 - the highest among all our athletic programs! Eight of the team’s student athletes placed on Academic Achievement Lists, including Ben Janssan on the President’s List with a 4.0, DeMonte Malloy, John Moore, and Tyke Thompson on the Vice President’s List, and Anthony Braggs, Branden Bunn, Jake Crawford, and Tommy Fautska landing on the Academic Excellence List.

Join Clipper Athletics and the SPSCC Alumni Association in welcoming back a diverse group of women’s basketball alumnae as they play against the present-day Clippers Women’s Basketball team on Jan. 5, 2019, at 6 p.m. in the SPSCC gymnasium (Bldg. 31).

After the game, the alumnae will join the current student-athletes to share their own experiences in education, athletics, work, and life.

These former student-athletes return to SPSCC from all walks of life, coming as local sports coaches, mothers, teachers, employers, and business owners:

Clippers Men’s Basketball stood strong and swept the competition at home with three back-to-back wins at the annual NWAC Men's Basketball Crossover Tournament from Dec. 13 to Dec. 15.

The Clippers currently stand on a 10-1 record and a nine-game winning streak.

Beginning Jan. 1, 2019, Building 31 will close to the public.

The gymnasium will remain open only for SPSCC basketball practices and games while teams finish the 2018-19 season. Games will remain open to the public. Visit Clipper Athletics webpage >.

South Puget Sound Community College (SPSCC) today announced it will host the 2018 Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) Men’s Basketball Crossover Tournament from Dec. 13 to Dec. 15, 2018.

Clippers Men’s Basketball will be joined by Edmonds Community College, Blue Mountain Community College, and Portland Community College. Games will be held in the Gymnasium (Bldg. 31) at the SPSCC Olympia Campus.

Schedule of Games: