The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) is a 13 team NAIA DII league that features teams from Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Oklahoma.


2018-19 Standings
2 Oklahoma Wesleyan 22-230-3
6 Southwestern 20-428-5
23 Friends 17-722-10
Kansas Wesleyan15-917-13
Ottawa14-1019-14
Saint Mary13-1113-17
York12-1215-16
Bethany12-1216-15
Bethel10-1415-15
McPherson6-1810-19
Tabor5-197-23
Sterling5-196-21
Avila5-195-21

Oklahoma Wesleyan won the KCAC 2018-19 regular season title, but lost to Southwestern (KS) in the KCAC Tournament championship game. Those two, along with Friends (KS) qualified for the NAIA DII National Tournament. Southwestern was able to win their first round game before falling in the Round of 16.

Key Players Returning
Newcomer of the Year
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James Brooks

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School: Kansas Wesleyan

2nd Team All-KCAC


James Conley Photo

James Conley

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School: Friends (KS)

2nd Team All-KCAC


Lavaris Duncan Photo

Lavaris Duncan

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School: Bethany

2nd Team All-KCAC


Key Players Lost
NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Cameron Hunt Photo

Cameron Hunt

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School Southwestern

KCAC Player of the Year


2nd Team All-American
Jordan Murdock Photo

 Jordan Murdock

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School Friends

1st team All-KCAC


3rd Team All-NAIA
Joshua Wilchombe Photo

Joshua Wilchombe

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School Oklahoma Wesleyan

1st Team All-KCAC


HM All-Americans
KJ Malveau Photo

KJ Malveau

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School Oklahoma Wesleyan

1st Team All-KCAC


Isaiah Palmer Photo

 ISAIAH PALMER

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School: Ottawa

1st Team All-KCAC


New Coaches

Adam Hooker is the new Head Coach at Sterling (KS). Coach Hooker is no stranger to NAIA, as he both played and coached at MidAmerica Nazarene (KS).


McPherson (KS) hired long time assistant coach TJ Eskildsen as it’s new Head Coach. Coach Eskildsen is familiar with the KCAC, and should fit right in.


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