Chanute, KS — In a high-energy matchup on their home floor, the Neosho County Panthers came up just short against Southwestern Community College, falling 80–75 in a tightly contested game that stayed competitive from tip-off to final buzzer.
The Panthers showcased balanced scoring and gritty effort, led by standout performances across the lineup:
- Adyn Prophete delivered a powerful double-double, finishing with 17 points and 12 rebounds, controlling the glass and providing consistent interior strength.
- Cooper Weeks caught fire offensively, pouring in 21 points along with 6 rebounds, keeping Neosho in striking distance throughout the night.
- Champ Powaukee added 15 points, attacking the rim and providing stability in crucial stretches.
- Eriq Caraballo was a deep-range threat, scoring 13 points while knocking down 3 of 6 attempts from beyond the arc.
Despite several late pushes and moments of momentum in Chanute, the Panthers were unable to overcome Southwestern's late-game execution.
Neosho County now turns its attention to the next challenge.
Next Up
The Panthers stay home for another test on Tuesday, November 18, when they host Jefferson College at 7:30 p.m. Fans are encouraged to pack the gym and bring the energy as the team looks to bounce back.
