The Lantern newspaper 

The No. 10 Butler Grizzlies closed the regular season in dramatic fashion, rallying from a 10-point deficit in the final minutes to defeat No. 8 Iowa Central 28-24. The win improves Butler to 7-3 and extends their streak over the Tritons to five straight victories dating back to 2019.

Veronica Rangel's journey to becoming a volleyball player began when she was just seven years old.

The Butler CC football team had their fourth match of the season at Coffeyville Community College on Saturday, Sept. 27, which ended in the team’s first loss, 28-31.

Soccer vs. Seward County

When athletes are sidelined by injury, the physical pain often masks a deeper, more invisible wound such as the impact on mental health. For many student-athletes, injury means not only a break from competition but a battle against isolation, fear and doubt.

For Butler CC stand-out distance runner (pink jersey and black tights in the above image), Elizabeth Hernandez, track and field has been a decade-long journey that began by watching her parents lace up their shoes and run. Growing up in Tlaxcala, Mexico, Hernandez found her own passion for the sport, one that continues to drive her today as a Grizzly sophomore.

The Butler Grizzlies baseball team took on a big challenge Sunday, April 26 after losing their previous encounter, facing nationally ranked No. 5 Cowley County at Tiger Ball Park. Though the Grizzlies came up short in a 13–3 loss, the lessons learned were more valuable than the score. The Grizzlies lost the first game on their home base 15-4 a couple of days before, Cowley dominated them in both games and this shows they are the superior team.

The #16 ranked Butler Community College softball team dominated on Saturday , April 26 exploding for 14 runs in just three innings to dismantle Pratt Community College 14–2 in a five-inning run-rule victory at Angood Field.

At many colleges, college athletes in Division I programs create the strongest beats in campus life. Throughout history college sports have led students to show greater school pride and bond with each other. Student support during football homecomings and both team success and failure build deep ties among students that make up the heart of the college community. Throughout both highschool and college sports have played a big part in inviting students, families and the community to bond and join together.

After watching the Butler Community College Grizzlies lose to Cloud County Community College Thunderbirds in the first game (8-4), they were defeated 10-0 in the second game of the double header at Lee Doyen Field. The Thunderbirds showcased their depth on both sides of the ball, taking control early and never looking back.