Cowley softball eager to contend for conference and region titles
Cowley releases President’s, Dean’s honor rolls for fall semesterThe Registrar’s office at Cowley College has released the names of students who earned spots on the President’s and Dean’s honor rolls for the fall 2021 semester. read more The accolades continue to roll in for Cowley sophomore Morgan Nellis
Tigers fall to Butler in overtime
Diaz-Lopez breaks record that had stood since 2006
Barton slips past Cowley 75-70
Hot shooting Barton takes down Lady Tigers 81-61
Tigers make return to the mat against second-ranked Pratt
Golden Tigers enroll close to 140 in Arkansas City
Students share dreams in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Tigers’ shock No. 6-ranked Dodge City 79-76
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With a nice mix of returning players and talented freshmen, the Cowley College softball team hopes to capture conference and region titles for the first time since the 2018 season. 
It has been an exciting school year for Cowley College sophomore Morgan Nellis as the Biochemistry (pre-medicine) major was named the recipient of an award through her work with the Academic Civil Engagement through Services (ACES) Club, was named first runner-up for Queen Alalah, was selected to the President’s Honor Roll, and most recently was named Cowley College’s January Student of the Month. 
The Cowley College men’s basketball team gave the No. 25-ranked Butler Community College Grizzlies all they could handle on Monday Night in El Dorado before falling in overtime by a score of 70-59. 
Already the school-record holder in the indoor and outdoor 5,000-meter run, Cowley College sophomore Adrian Diaz-Lopez continued to etch his name into the history books as he broke the school-record in the mile-run held Saturday at the Washburn University All-Kansas Meet in Topeka, KS. 
The Cowley College men’s basketball team continues to give themselves a chance to win but still find road victories hard to come by following a 75-70 loss at Barton County on Saturday. 
After giving up more than 80 points only once in its first 16 games, the Cowley College women’s basketball team has allowed its opponents to eclipse that total in each of the past two games as they suffered a second straight defeat, 81-61 Saturday at Barton Community College. 
Returning to the mat for the first time in nearly two months, the No. 13-ranked Cowley College wrestling team battled hard before suffering a 29-20 road loss to second-ranked Pratt Community College on Wednesday. 
The popularity of the Golden Tigers program continues to soar as nearly 140 people enrolled for classes during the enrollment day event held Wednesday in the Earle N. Wright Community Room. 
Cowley College’s Voices Heard student club, along with Student Life, recently hosted a special celebration in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday, January 17th. 
Facing a Dodge City team that was atop the Jayhawk Conference standings and had previously handed the Cowley College men’s basketball team its largest defeat of the season, the Tigers shocked the sixth-ranked Conquistadors by pulling out a 79-76 victory Wednesday night inside W.S. Scott Auditorium.