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A crowd of close to 500 people came out to celebrate the accomplishments of Cowley College athletics during the 2018 Athletic Awards Banquet Wednesday night in the Arkansas City Agri Business Building. 
After two successful seasons as a member of the nationally ranked Cowley College women’s track and field program, sophomore Taylor Williams recently signed a letter of intent to continue running at NAIA powerhouse Wayland Baptist University in Plainview, Texas. 
The No. 10-ranked Cowley College women’s tennis team made a statement with its 6-3 win over No. 8-ranked Seminole State College Tuesday in Arkansas City. The victory was the Lady Tigers’ ninth its past 11 matches. 
In a battle of two of the top softball teams in the nation, the Cowley College softball team snapped Butler Community College’s 34-game winning streak on a walk-off home run by Lindsey Webb in the first game of a doubleheader played Tuesday in Arkansas City. 
With only one sophomore on the roster, it was fitting that sophomore Wlayimer Jimenez provided the winning point in the No. 4-ranked Cowley College men’s tennis team’s 5-4 win over sixth-ranked Seminole State College Tuesday in the team’s Sophomore Day match played in Arkansas City. 
Led by a pair of pitchers that opened the season in the bullpen, the No. 10-ranked Cowley College baseball team swept a doubleheader against Fort Scott Monday in Arkansas City by scores of 7-0 and 13-2 to capture its second straight Jayhawk Conference Eastern Division title. 
With the conference and region meet only a little more than a week away, a select group of Cowley College track and field athletes earned the opportunity to compete at the Kansas University Relays Thursday and Friday in Lawrence, KS. 
The Cowley College men and women's tennis teams battled hard but were unable to capture the region title Friday in Arkansas City as the squads placed second behind region champion Seward County. 
Starting nine games and serving as a co-captain of the Cowley College women's soccer team during the 2017 season, sophomore Valeria Tredici recently signed a letter of intent to continue playing soccer at NCAA Division II Delta State University in Cleveland, Mississippi. 
Cowley College recently announced that it has earned the 2018-2019 Military Friendly ® School designation. Institutions earning the Military Friendly ® School designation were evaluated using both public data sources and responses from a proprietary survey. 
Returning from Phi Theta Kappa's international convention, Catalyst, Cowley College’s Alpha Gamma Upsilon has a renewed energy for what all the honor society can do for them. This Catalyst held from April 18-21 was the 100-year celebration of the organization, and it was the #PartyoftheCentury. Five Cowley students, including the current officer team and one member, attended the convention in Kansas City, Missouri, with advisors Deborah and Scott Layton. 
Cowley College's Earle N. Wright Community Room was filled with an appreciative crowd listening to poetry and prose at the last Writers’ Corner of the year. Eight students, one Cowley alum, two faculty, and the vice president of academic affairs entertained the group with original writings. 
After seeing its 13-game winning streak come to an end with a 5-1 loss in the first game of a doubleheader played Thursday at Fort Scott, the No. 10-ranked Cowley College baseball team erupted for 18 runs in an 18-5 run-rule win over the Greyhounds in game two. 
The No. 8-ranked Cowley College softball team was tested by unranked Labette Thursday in Arkansas City but still found a way to sweep the doubleheader by scores of 6-5 and 5-4. 
Make plans to attend the ribbon cutting ceremony to rename the Cowley College Recreation Building in honor of Lady Tiger coaching legend Linda Adams Hargrove on May 9 at 2 p.m. The facility, which will be renamed the Linda Adams Hargrove Athletic Center, is located at 617 West Washington Avenue in Arkansas City. 
Cowley College's Visual and Performing Arts Department is preparing to perform its spring play Pygmalion: A Romance in Five Acts by George Bernard Shaw, April 26-28 in the Robert Brown Theatre. The show will be performed each night at 7:30 and will be directed by Cowley guest director Meagan Morrow. 
The No. 8-ranked Cowley College softball team continued its winning ways by clinching its second straight Jayhawk Conference Eastern Division title with a pair of wins Tuesday at No. 17-ranked Hutchinson. The Lady Tigers defeated the Blue Dragons 6-1 and 4-2 in eight innings to wrap up the conference title with two games remaining. 
Recognized as Cowley College's first Student of the Month during the 2017-18 academic year, Kelsie Whitcomb's involvement and success on the main campus was not forgotten as the math education major was named the Student of the Year during the annual Honors and Awards ceremony held Tuesday in the Earle N. Wright Community Room. 
The No. 8-ranked Cowley College men's tennis team improved its record to 14-4 on the season with a 9-0 win over Jacksonville College Thursday in Plano, TX. The Tigers remained in Plano to take part in the Southwest JUCO Tournament on Friday and Saturday and placed fifth out of eight teams. 
The Cowley College track and field teams split their squads last week while competing at the Wichita State University K.T. Woodman Classic and Bethel Invitational. Both teams had some very good performances in spite of the cold and windy conditions. 
The No. 12-ranked Cowley College baseball team continued to put up runs in bunches in a pair of wins over Allen Community College Sunday in Arkansas City. The Tigers defeated the Red Devils 12-10 and 12-1 to sweep the four-game series and extend its winning streak to 13 games in a row. 
The Diverse Tiger Club at Cowley College will sponsor a special concert titled We Are Here Saturday, May 5th inside Cowley College's Robert Brown Theatre. There is no cost to attend the concert. 
Kim Martin, department secretary for Cowley College TRiO Student Support Services, was recently selected to participate in Members Involved in Leadership and Engagement (M.I.L.E.), a one-year leadership experience. She will join other Nebraska and Missouri participants in training, but is the only Kansas representative. 
On April 10th the Cowley College Mulvane Math and Science Club put on the annual Spring Luau – a tradition dating back more than a decade. Club members decorated the Mulvane Center meeting room with plastic flamingos, plastic hula dancers, silk flowers, and pineapples. 
CC Singers, Cowley College's select vocal ensemble, will perform in Greeley, CO at the University of Northern Colorado Jazz Festival on Thursday, April 19 at 12:30 pm. 
Finishing second in the nation in total assists, Cowley College sophomore Sydney Meget recently signed a letter of intent to take her talents to the next level and play for NCAA Division II Southeastern Oklahoma State University in Durant, OK. 
Cowley College sophomore Wlayimer Jimenez recently signed a letter of intent to continue his tennis career at Belmont Abbey College in North Carolina. Jimenez plays No. 4 singles for the Tiger tennis team, which is currently ranked eighth nationally. 
Helping the Cowley College women’s basketball team to 26 wins during the 2017-18 season, sophomores Kaitlyn Potter and Brittany Hall recently signed letters of intent to continue their playing careers at four-year schools. 
With Earth Day approaching, Numerous Cowley College students took part an Earth Day Walk from the Travis Hafner Training Center to the Nelson Student Center and picked up trash along the way. The students also stopped by a few houses on the way back to campus and offered to help clean up their yards. 
Having received the Outstanding Alumni Award at Cowley College and the Distinguished Alumni Award at Wichita State University, Bob White will serve as the featured speaker at the 2018 Cowley College Commencement exercises which will be held Saturday, May 12 at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.