Kansas Wesleyan's run to the KCAC Championship will have to wait just one more day. Winter Storm "Rocky" has forced KCAC officials to postpone Championship Monday to Tuesday night at Hartman Arena in Park City.

The evening's festivities will remain on the same time schedule with the men's game between Sterling and McPherson to be played at 6 p.m., followed by the women's contest between Wesleyan and Southwestern at around 8 p.m.

WICHITA – A superb effort on Saturday night by the Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes in their matchup against the top seeded Friends Falcons at the Garvey Center. Wesleyan stepped up its defensive pressure in the second half and had outstanding efforts from several players as the Coyotes beat the Falcons 66-49 to advance to the KCAC Championship game at Hartman Arena in Park City, scheduled for Monday at 8 p.m.

The Coyotes will take on the No. 3 seed Southwestern on Monday at Hartman Arena. Conference officials are watching the impending weather conditions to see if the games can be played Monday, or to postpone them to Tuesday night. The conference tournament must be completed by Tuesday night in order for the NAIA to be able to announce the championship field for the National Championships.

Third time's a charm for the Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes against the Sterling College Warriors. After losing twice by a combined six points in the two regular season meetings, the Coyotes were able to pull out to a huge early lead and then hold off a late charge by the Warriors for a 76-65 win on Friday night at Mabee Arena.

Alecia Smith was named to the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference Women's Basketball First Team All-KCAC and three other Coyotes earned spots on the All-KCAC teams as the Conference Office announced the 2013 Women's Basketball All-KCAC teams as selected by the conference coaches on Thursday.

Smith is joined by teammates Vanessa Kresin, Stephanie Frost and Jessica Olson who all earned spots on the All-KCAC teams. The conference coaches changed the format of selecting the teams this season from a ten-person First team and a ten-person honorable mention team to a five-person First, Second and Third-Team and ten honorable mention selections along with the All-Freshman and All-Defense team.

The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference has made changes to its KCAC Postseason Tournament schedule ahead of the winter storm predicted to hit the area beginning Wednesday night.

All quarterfinal games, originally scheduled for Wednesday night for the men and Thursday night for the women, have been moved to Friday evening, February 22. Semifinal contests remain scheduled for Saturday, but start times have been pushed back to 6 p.m., for men and 8 p.m., for women.

The Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes have earned the No. 4 seed in the upcoming KCAC Postseason Basketball Tournament and will host fifth-seeded Sterling at 7 p.m., Thursday at Mabee Arena in the tournament quarterfinals.