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Head coach Jenny Hoyt and assistant coach Haley Strawn recently conducted the Cowley College Tiger Strong Softball Camp June 20-21 in Arkansas City. The coaches, along with a few current Lady Tiger softball players, worked with the 55 area campers. 
Achieving its highest finish since 2012, Cowley College athletics finished ninth out of 200 College's in the NATYCAA Cup standings. The National Alliance of Two Year College Athletic Administrators standings is an annual report that shows how all two year schools rank in postseason results for their institution. 
Having had tremendous success as an assistant tennis coach in the Big 12 Conference, former Cowley College tennis player Boomer Saia earned his first head coaching opportunity as he was named head women’s tennis coach at Iowa State University. 
Cowley College head men's basketball coach Tommy DeSalme and assistant coach Eric Nitsche are offering the Success is a Choice basketball camps in July. The camps are open to boys and girls and will be held inside W.S. Scott Auditorium. 
Tracey Mann, the Lieutenant Governor of Kansas, made a stop in Arkansas City on Monday and shared a few minutes with Cowley College's Board of Trustees prior to the annual monthly meeting held in the McAtee Dining Center. Prior to visiting with the Board of Trustees, Lieutenant Governor Mann was given a short tour of Cowley College's main campus. 
With excitement looming for the opening of the new Cowley College Sumner Campus Technology and Innovation Center in the fall of 2018, and the Short General Education Center in the fall of 2019, TECT Aerospace in Wellington, KS, has announced its pledge of $150,000 for naming rights at the Sumner Campus. 
Cowley College student-athletes continue to perform at a high level academically as evidenced by the College having 56 student-athletes qualify for national academic honors during the 2017-18 academic year. 
Putting together a dominant freshman campaign, Cowley College outfielder Alex Peterson was honored by the NJCAA as a First Team All-American. 
Cowley College President Dr. Dennis C. Rittle and Sumner County Operations Officer Janet Grace recently hosted Congressman Ron Estes for a tour of the new Cowley College Sumner Campus Technology and Innovation Center.