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Jenna Mahoney

Jenna Mahoney

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Sports Writer, Bethel Collegian

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  • Bethel head men's basketball coach Jayson Artaz becomes all-time program wins leader

    By Jenna Mahoney| Bethel Collegian@ On Wednesday, Jan. 15th, the Thresher men’s basketball team defeated Tabor, securing head coach Jayson Artaz’s 132nd career win, and putting him in the Bethel record books as the all-time wins leader for men’s basketball. Before Artaz became the head coach at Bethel, he was a player here from 2001-2005. He was a second-team all-conference player in 2005 while holding the single-season three point record that year, with a total of 96 made triples on the season.

    By Jenna Mahoney · Bethel Collegian

    Jan. 16, 2025

  • Bethel men's basketball starts season 4-0 with two wins at the Kansas Wesleyan Classic

    By Jenna Mahoney| Bethel Collegian@ SALINA — The Bethel men’s basketball team has had a hot start to their season, starting non-conference play 4-0. Two of these wins came over the weekend at the Kansas Wesleyan Classic, where the Threshers beat Wayland Baptist 84-77 on Friday and got a win against Northern New Mexico on Saturday 77-69. “You can't talk about the games this weekend without talking about Harper Jonas,” Head coach Jayson Artaz said.

    By Jenna Mahoney · Bethel Collegian

    Nov. 06, 2024

  • Bethel head men's basketball coach Jayson Artaz becomes all-time program wins leader

    By Jenna Mahoney| Bethel Collegian@ On Wednesday, Jan. 15th, the Thresher men’s basketball team defeated Tabor, securing head coach Jayson Artaz’s 132nd career win, and putting him in the Bethel record books as the all-time wins leader for men’s basketball. Before Artaz became the head coach at Bethel, he was a player here from 2001-2005. He was a second-team all-conference player in 2005 while holding the single-season three point record that year, with a total of 96 made triples on the season.

    By Jenna Mahoney · Bethel Collegian

    Jan. 16, 2025

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