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A pair of standout pitchers were named Cowley College’s October Male and Female Athletes of the Month.
Cole Larsen, a sophomore from Condordia, KS, was named the October Male Athlete of the Month, while Ashton Friend, a sophomore from Collinsville, OK was named the October Female Athlete of the Month. 
In what has been a challenging season for the Cowley College women's soccer team, one thing Lady Tiger head coach Roberto dos Santos could count on was that his team was going to give it their all. The team's hard work paid off on Tuesday as Cowley upset Neosho County 2-1 on freshman Paula Martinez's overtime goal. 
Tying the school-record for wins in a season (13), the unbeaten and No. 9-ranked Cowley College men's soccer team clinched the outright Jayhawk Conference Eastern Division title with a 3-1 win over Neosho County Tuesday in Arkansas City. 
Coming off a season in which the Cowley College women's basketball team went 26-7 overall and 20-6 in the Jayhawk Conference, the Lady Tiger coaching staff hopes the team can have even greater success with a more balanced offense. 
Finishing fourth out of 14 teams in the Jayhawk Conference a season ago, the Cowley College men’s basketball team has added some talented recruits to go along with six returning players as the Tigers look to once again be among the top teams in the conference. 
The Cowley College Visual and Performing Arts Department entertained audiences with the recent production of its fall play “Night Must Fall” by Emlyn Williams. The psychological thriller was performed October 11-13 in the Robert Brown Theatre. 
Gabby Curtis, a two-time all-conference member of the Cowley College women’s basketball team, continued her success at Northwest Missouri State University. The talented guard was recently recognized for her accomplishments by being inducted into the Northwest Missouri State University M-Club Hall of Fame. 
The Cowley College men and women’s bowling teams took part in the programs’ first-ever competition at the SWIBC Tournament held Saturday and Sunday in Dallas, Texas. 
With Halloween approaching, the Cowley College Jazz Band and Concert Band are preparing for their first concert of the Fall semester. The concert, titled "Fear", will be performed at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, October 21 in the Robert Brown Theatre. 
Halle Bucher knows all about Arkalalah and the tradition of Queen Alalah, having previously served as Miss Arkansas City and having her mother serve on the Arkalalah executive committee. She will get to experience the festivities in a new way as she was recently named one of five finalists for Queen Alalah LXXXVII. Coronation is set for 7:30 p.m. Friday, October 26 in the Robert Brown Theatre. 
Cowley College volleyball fans know all about Cameryn Campbell. Now, others will get to learn more about the talented sophomore when she graces the Robert Brown Theatre stage as one of five finalists for Queen Alalah LXXXVII. Coronation is set for 7:30 p.m. Friday, October 26 in the Robert Brown Theatre. 
Having watched three of her cousins grace the Robert Brown Theatre stage as Queen Alalah candidates, Cowley College sophomore Livian Eaton will now take her turn on the stage as one of five finalists for Queen Alalah LXXXVII. Coronation is set for 7:30 p.m. Friday, October 26 in the Robert Brown Theatre. 
First she was a two-time national champion pole vaulter, then she was named Cowley College’s Female Athlete of the Year, then came being named a Student of the Month, and now Thais Lindemayer Gomes is one of five finalists for Queen Alalah LXXXVII. Coronation is set for 7:30 p.m. Friday, October 26 in the Robert Brown Theatre. 
With fond memories of Arkalalah, Cowley College sophomore Morgan Hettenbach is looking forward to experiencing this year’s Arkalalah festivities as one of five finalists for Queen Alalah LXXXVII. Coronation is set for 7:30 p.m. Friday, October 26 in the Robert Brown Theatre. 
The Cowley College women's tennis doubles teams of Alana Molnar and Takalani Molaoa, and Aletta Macheli and Kristela Vidnere, squared off in the seventh/eighth place match at the NJCAA Small College Nationals Friday in Rome, GA. 
The accomplishments keep rolling in for the No. 13-ranked Cowley College men's soccer team. With Saturday's 4-0 home win over Coffeyville Community College, the Tigers are the only team in the country with an unblemished record. The victory also clinched at least a share of the first conference title in school history. 
The Cowley College women's soccer team continues to battle, but goals continue to be hard to come by as they suffered a 2-0 loss to Coffeyville Community College Saturday at the Arkansas City High School soccer field. 
Getting in its final tune-up prior to the Region VI/Jayhawk Conference Championship meet, the No. 3-ranked Cowley College women’s cross country team competed against a field made up entirely of NCAA schools while taking part in the Fort Hays State Tiger Open Saturday in Hays, KS. 
Emerging as one of the top American runners in the region, Cowley College sophomore Tyler Soliz placed 12th out of 175 runners at the Fort Hays State Tiger Open Saturday in Hays, KS. Soliz’s strong performance helped the No. 12-ranked Tiger cross country team place fifth out of 12 teams. 
Growing up in Padova, Italy, Anna Maggiolo found success as a student-athlete. However, she wondered what life was like in America. The sophomore business administration major has continued her success as a student-athlete at Cowley College in Arkansas City and was recently named the school’s October Student of the Month. 
Being judged against community colleges in Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, the Canadian province of Manitoba, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands, Cowley College was the only community college in Kansas to receive awards during the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations District 5 annual conference held October 7-9 in Rochester, MN.