Regis University’s Intramural Basketball team, aptly named the “Dream Team” remains undefeated in the tournament. Last week, the Dream Team went up against the Desmet Killas, and won by a blowout score. Their continued success shows that the players in the team live up to their name.
Read MoreOn March 13th, 2025, two fearless teams met face to face for an intense basketball game. In the Regis Intramural Sports Program, opposing teams known as “Dream Team” and “Sacramento” competed ferociously for victory. After an exciting game of ups and downs, the Dream Team snatched victory with a score of 59-58. One point marked the Dream Team’s victory, showing the balance of the game and the skill of the players.
Read MoreThe men’s basketball season recently drew to a close, and although people were not allowed to watch the games live, there was still plenty of action to be seen on the court. Although their record of 6-10 was a bit underwhelming, they put together a strong season defensively and certainly look to be promising in years to come.
There were some struggles with shooting, as the Rangers trailed their opponents in all statistical categories for the season overall. Rebounding was also a weak point, and it is clear that a strong forward would significantly improve the team. Freshman forward Alex Cartwright, who rebounded well and is on the right track to becoming a high-scorer, should be a step in the right direction for the team.
Although there were some offensive struggles throughout the season, the team played consistent, strong defense. The Rangers had almost twice as many steals per game as their opponents, and scored well on turnovers. Not only did they score well on turnovers, but Regis was able to limit their own turnovers as well, as turnovers were consistently low throughout the season.
Point guard Brian Dawson had a very strong season and eclipsed 1000 points in his tenure at Regis, leading the team in free throws, steals, and scoring with 327 points scored, surpassing the second highest scorer by 164 points. His strong performance this season earned him 2 RMAC Offensive Player of the Week awards, as well as All-RMAC First Team honors. This is Dawson’s last year with the Rangers, and his presence on and off the court will surely be missed. The future looks bright for the team as recruitment for the 2021-2022 season has already begun.
By: Amy Reglin, Staff Photographer
The Regis men’s basketball team continued their season with the home opener against Stanislaus State on November 17 in their home gym. The Rangers held of Stanislaus State for a 91-78 victory. This Saturday, December 1, the Regis Rangers basketball team matches up against Colorado Christian in Lakewood. On the 7 and 8 of December, they play at home against Metro State University and Chadron State College. Be sure to grab your Regis gear and hit the bleachers for a wildly entertaining time!
By: Luke Cahill, Staff Reporter
Once again, the Regis men’s basketball team has found themselves in a perfect position to succeed in this year’s playoffs.
By: Samantha Jewell, Humans Editor
Get to Know Alonzo Porter, former Regis University Men's Head Basketball Coach Lonnie Porter is the Executive Director of the Porter-Billups Leadership Academy.