Mark Phillips inducted into NJCAA Cross Country and Track and Field Coaches Association Hall of Fame
Tiger baseball team bounces back to split home-opening doubleheader
Lady Tiger volleyball team continues revenge tour
Cowley softball drops doubleheader at Seminole State College
Appreciation of a job well done
Marlys Cervantes to appear in Ponca Playhouse production
Lady Tigers score over 100 points for second game in a row
Tigers continue rolling with 122-83 home win
Halacheva sweeps volleyball awards
Instrumental Music concert held at Cowley College
Tiger men pick up first-ever win over Cameron; Lady Tigers fall just short in 4-3 loss
Tiger wrestling team improves to 9-1
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The NJCAA has announced two honorees to be inducted into the NJCAA Cross Country and Track & Field Coaches Association Hall of Fame. Mark Phillips of Cowley College and Ted Schmitz of Cloud County have been admitted in the respectable 2021 class. 
Coming off four straight road wins to open the season, the No. 10-ranked Cowley College baseball team returned home to play a doubleheader against Jayhawk West foe Cloud County Thursday in Arkansas City. After a surprising 12-3 loss in game one, the Tigers bounced back to win the nightcap by a score of 8-4. 
After a rough start to the conference season, the Cowley College volleyball team continues to turn things around as the Lady Tigers picked up their fourth straight win with a 25-16, 25-22, 16-25, 25-23 win over No. 10-ranked Neosho County Thursday inside W.S. Scott Auditorium. 
Facing one of the top teams in the NJCAA Division I, the Cowley College softball team dropped a pair of games at No. 6-ranked Seminole State College-Oklahoma on Wednesday. The Trojans won the opener 8-0 before taking the nightcap 8-4. 
Cowley College and Great Western Dining teamed to provide a surprise, appreciation luncheon for the college’s grounds, maintenance, and custodial staff Thursday inside the Earle N. Wright Community Room. 
Marlys Cervantes, Chair of Cowley College’s Humanities and Communication Department, is currently rehearing for her role in The Ponca Playhouse production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, which is based on the novel by Mark Haddon. The production will open March 12 and run through March 21. 
Breaking the century mark for the second straight game, the Cowley College women's basketball team built a commanding 66-20 halftime lead over Allen Community College and cruised to the 108-53 home win Wednesday inside W.S. Scott Auditorium. 
The No. 15-ranked Cowley College men's basketball team picked up its eighth straight win with a 122-83 victory over Allen Community College Wednesday inside W.S. Scott Auditorium. The Tigers had 14 players score five or more points in the win. 
After a very impressive week, Cowley College sophomore volleyball player Iva Halacheva racked up three offensive awards for her performance on the court. 
Cowley College’s jazz combo and concert band were featured during the instrumental music concert held Tuesday, March 2 inside the Robert Brown Theatre. 
Going up against former Tiger tennis player and coach, Josh Cobble, and the NCAA Division II Cameron University tennis teams Tuesday in Lawton, OK, the nationally ranked Cowley College tennis teams split a pair of matches with the Tiger men knocking off Cameron University (4-3) for the first time in school history and the Lady Tigers falling by a score of 5-2. 
Coming off its first loss of the season Saturday at No. 8-ranked Pratt Community College, the No. 5-ranked Cowley College wrestling team bounced back to knock off a pair of conference foes at home on Tuesday. The Tigers pulled out a 22-21 win over 11th-ranked Northwest Kansas Tech before defeating 17th-ranked Labette 36-7.