With three games left in the regular season, Ellsworth Community College knows the highest it will finish is the fifth seed. However, they still have to defeat Southwestern Community College on Saturday in order to hold onto that spot.
No matter what happens in the Region XI Tournament, one of the top two teams in the country will not be playing for a national title.
The wrestling season is coming to end. But for the Ellsworth Community College Panthers, it got extended by a couple weeks Sunday.
The opportunities were there, but Ellsworth Community College just couldn’t hold on for its first victory of the season.
Opponents have learned this season that Ellsworth Community College has the ability to hit the three. Already once this season, the Panthers broke the school mark with 22 long balls.
NIACC has officially owned Ellsworth Community College the past two years.
The Ellsworth Community College Panthers are just about ready for the post season push. After Saturday’s Don Parker Open in Eau Claire, Wisc., all that remains at the District XI and NJCAA National meets.
The regular season is winding down for Ellsworth Community College.
If there are any questions remaining about who the 10 will be taking the mat in a couple weeks, the final two open tournaments of the season will answer them. The first, Saturday at Loras College in Dubuque started the process.
It’s hard to win games when the offense is struggling.
Ellsworth Community College is averaging just under 11 three-pointers per game this season. When they get hot from downtown, the Panthers are hard to beat.
After dropping the first match of the night, the Ellsworth Community College Panthers went on a monumental tear. The ninth-ranked ECC squad won the next four, including one by fall, on their way to a 30-11 upset of second-rated NIACC.