BY KEVIN CUSHINGBERRY JR., EDITOR IN CHIEF It’s rare when a team can distribute points equally throughout its starting lineup. Such a team has to be composed of selfless individuals who have one common goal: winning. Thanks to their team-first mentality, the Harvesters have accomplished that...

BY KEVIN CUSHINGBERRY JR., EDITOR IN CHIEF The way the Harvesters’ basketball season started can be summed up in one word: winning. The team is off to a 9-2 start, blowing out its first four opponents by an average of 44 points and scoring 143 in its best offensive game against Paul Quinn on Nov....

BY KEVIN CUSHINGBERRY JR., EDITOR IN CHIEF Mike Love was a long way from his West Mesquite roots when he packed up his sneakers two years ago and headed to Salina, Kan., to play basketball for Kansas Wesleyan University. “It was kind of crazy,” Love said. “My freshman coach, Coach [Jeremy]...

By David Valderas Semar Farris is getting another shot at his dreams. After his record-breaking MVP season with the Harvesters in 2006-07, Farris left the team following a series of family tragedies. Now, five years later, he is back and looking to return to his old form. “It feels like I got a second...

By Jason Samuel Isaiah Jay, star forward for the Eastfield Harvesters, was invited to participate in the NJCAA National All-Star game in Las Vegas, NV, Over 3,000 coaches from around the world will be in attendance to watch the best of the best NJCAA basketball players compete. “When I heard...