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Seward at Neosho Postponed and Butler at Seward Moved to Thursday

By Brock Kappelmann
February 10, 2021

Kenny Hernandez

Earlier today SCCC received word that the men’s and women’s basketball games that were scheduled for Wednesday evening at Neosho County has been postponed. As of right no make up date has been scheduled.

This Saturdays games against Butler Community College has been moved up to Thursday (February 11th, 2021) at 6 pm and 8 pm in the Greenhouse.

We have an article below on how tickets will be distributed to our supporters below. Any questions or concerns feel free to contact us.

https://sewardsaints.com/general/2020-21/releases/20210209ok77ge

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