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Ben Conrad named KBCA Women’s Basketball Coach of the Year

Scott, Adams named NJCAA Division II All-America

Ford, Adams named WBCA Two-Year College Coaches’ All-America

Balanced Attack Lifts Johnson County Past Illinois Central for third place at NJCAA D-II Tournament

Undefeated Season Ends as JCCC Drops Heartbreaker to Pima

A basketball coach sits on a folding chair in the middle of a team huddle on an indoor court, gesturing with one hand while giving instructions. Players wearing white “Cavaliers” uniforms with navy and gold accents—numbers 28, 22, 30, and 45 visible—stand in a circle around the coach, listening closely. An additional staff member in a navy jacket stands nearby. The hardwood floor and painted court lines are visible beneath the group, with all attention focused inward on the strategy discussion.

Ben Conrad named KBCA Women’s Basketball Coach of the Year May 13, 2026 Johnson County Community College head women’s basketball coach Ben Conrad has been named the 2026 Kansas Basketball Coaches Association (KBCA) Women’s Basketball Coach of the Year. It marks the fourth time in the past six years Conrad has received the honor (2021, 2022, 2025, 2026).

The graphic highlights NJCAA Division II All-America honors, recognizing Layla Scott as a First Team selection and Mia Adams as an Honorable Mention. It features the NJCAA All-America branding alongside two studio portraits of basketball players holding basketballs, set against dramatic blue-toned backgrounds.

Scott, Adams named NJCAA Division II All-America April 10, 2026 The National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) announced its Division II women’s basketball All-America teams for the 2025-26 season and Johnson County Community College guard Layla Scott and freshman forward Mia Adams were among the players selected.

Ford, Adams named WBCA Two-Year College Coaches’ All-America April 2, 2026 The Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) announced Wednesday the two-year college award winners for the 2025-26 season and Johnson County Community College freshmen guards Anonda Ford and Mia Adams were among the player selected.

Balanced Attack Lifts Johnson County Past Illinois Central for third place at NJCAA D-II Tournament March 22, 2026 Behind a balanced offensive effort and a dominant presence on the glass, Johnson County Community College defeated Illinois Central College 77-68 on Saturday afternoon at the Tarlton Complex in Hickory, N.C., for a third place finish at the NJCAA Division II Women’s Basketball Tournament.

The photo shows an intense basketball game in progress. The player wearing a white jersey with the number 30 is in the foreground, dribbling the ball with the right hand while moving forward aggressively. This player appears to be driving toward the basket, with a strong athletic stance and bent knees for speed and control.
Next to this player is an opponent in a black jersey with green and yellow trim, marked with the number 2, closely defending and attempting to block or slow down the advance. The background features blue bleachers with a few spectators seated, and the court surface is clearly visible. The lighting is bright and even, typical of an indoor sports arena, and the overall scene conveys fast-paced action and competition.

Undefeated Season Ends as JCCC Drops Heartbreaker to Pima March 20, 2026 Pima Community College stunned previously unbeaten Johnson County Community College on Friday, escaping with a 68-67 victory at the Tarlton Complex to snap the Cavaliers’ perfect season.

Awards & Recognition

3 National Championships

3 Runner-up National Finishes

11 Top 5 National Finishes

17 NJCAA Tournament Appearances

1st(2000,2015, 2025) Best Finish

19 Regional Titles

13 Conference Titles

40 NJCAA All-American Athletes

21 WBCA All-American Athletes

25 NJCAA All-Tournament Selections

3 NJCAA Tournament MVPs

130 Region/District Selections

118 Kansas Jayhawk Conference Selections

7 Kansas Jayhawk Conference MVPs

3 Kansas Jayhawk Conference Defensive MVPs

5 Kansas Jayhawk Conference Freshmen of the Year

47 NJCAA Academic Award Winners

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