Cisco Sports
Fourteen professors were honored by the Cisco College Basketball Team with a presentation of gifts during halftime of the game between Cisco and Coastal Bend College on Tuesday, Dec. 5, at the Cisco campus. (Cisco won, 87-44). The honorees are, FRONT ROW from left, Professors Kyndall Kaska, Math; Meredith Little, History and Government; Dr. Linda Spetter, English and Communication; Bethney Jacobs (sitting on steps), English. SECOND ROW: Lauren Hatton, Science; Staci Shupe, History and Government; William Hagood, History. THIRD ROW, Justin Ceniceros, Biology; Zane Laws, Biology and Chemistry; Roland Stroebel, Math. TOP ROW: Blake Fambrough, Business; and Dr. Lori Grubbs, Academic Support. Not pictured is retired professor Susan Moore, who is now an adjunct teaching kinesiology.
Cisco College Basketball Team Honors Favorite Teachers
Players on the Basketball Team at Cisco College honored their professors at halftime of Tuesday’s (Dec. 5) game with Coastal Bend College at the Cisco campus by presenting gifts. The gifts included a sports thermal mug and a squeezy “stress ball” in the form of a miniature basketball, with the Cisco College logo emblazoned on both.
These merry folks at the score table of Cisco College’s basketball court were in the holiday spirit Sunday. They kept score and ran the clocks while the Lady Wranglers trounced the Texas Wesleyan College Junior Varsity team 91-29. From left are Rick Watts, shot clock specialist and a current member of the college’s Board of Trustees; Ed Murphy, scoreboard specialist and a retiree of Cisco ISD Maintenance; Kevin Carson, the announcing voice of Wrangler home games and a retired Cisco ISD teacher; and Kyndall Kaska, bookkeeper and Math professor.
Photo by Michael Garcia
Cisco College Basketball Team beats 2022 National Champs
The Cisco College women’s basketball team pulled a surprising upset Thursday, Dec. 7, by defeating Tyler Junior College 67-64. The TJC Apaches had won the national junior college championship in 2022 and had a 7-3 record so far.
Cisco College’s Christina Baker Coaches Her Baby Sister
Christina Baker, the new Assistant Basketball Coach at Cisco College, is coaching her sister Alycia Baker, a transfer student from Panola College.