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The Cowley College men’s soccer team earned the 10th seed in the 12-team NJCAA Division I Men’s Soccer Championship set to be played November 18-23 in Tyler, TX. 
After 32 seasons in the dugout Dave Burroughs has announced his retirement as head coach of the Cowley College baseball program. The legendary coach will retire with 1,301 wins and two World Series titles. 
Helping the 2019 Cowley College baseball team to conference and region titles and a sixth place finish at the JUCO World Series, seven Tiger baseball players recently signed letters of intent to play at four-year schools after their time at Cowley. 
The Cowley College volleyball team had high hopes for the 2019 campaign. The program was returning several key players and bringing in key freshmen for a competitive season in the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference (KJCCC). In the 2019 campaign, the team posted their 19th straight winning season, continuing their streak of successful seasons, recorded their 41st twenty win season in their 44 year program history, and recorded an amazing 26 match winning streak. The team finished with an overall record of 31-6 and 7-3 in KJCCC matches. 
Fresh off another 30-win season and a top-10 national ranking, the Cowley College volleyball team was well represented on the all-conference and all-district teams. 
Dawson Leach can be seen all around Cowley College and not just the school's main campus in Arkansas City. Leach is involved on Cowley's campuses in Arkansas City, Wellington, and Mulvane. His involvement and positive attitude have helped him to be named Cowley College's November Student of the Month. 
Cowley College put together their first annual Veteran's Day memorabilia event on November 11. A few of the Cowley employees shared some of their memorabilia and pictures from their time in the service as well as their loved one's pictures and memorabilia as well. Several local veterans stopped by to visit and share their stories as well as community members that wanted to see what the event was all about. 
The Math & Science Club hosted a Windmill Design Contest on Monday, November 11. The contest, which was open to any current Cowley student, had a total of 28 participants. The goal of the contest was to design a windmill that would generate the most power during its test run. 
Shooters from surrounding high school shooting programs came together in the first Cowley Trapshooting Invitational hosted by Cowley College at DuckCreek in Winfield, KS, this past Saturday. Thirty three competitors from Cedar Vale/Dexter, Cowley College, Douglass, Wellington and Winfield district shooting programs took part in the event. 
In just its second competition of the season, the Cowley College wrestling team took on some strong opponents at the Oklahoma City Open held Friday and Saturday in Oklahoma City, OK. The Tigers were led by sophomore Ottis Peeler going 4-0 and defeating Oklahoma State University’s Christian McCutcheon in the first place match at 184 pounds. 
Capping off another stellar season by competing at the NJCAA National Cross Country Championship Saturday in Albuquerque, NM, the Cowley College women's cross country team placed eighth out of 38 teams. 
Playing its fifth and sixth games in a 10-day span, the Cowley College women's basketball team remained unbeaten with a pair of home wins. The Lady Tigers defeated the Bethel College JV 74-47 on Saturday night before knocking off the Bethany College JV 87-71 on Sunday afternoon. 
With his team continuing to blister the nets, Tommy DeSalme became Cowley College's all-time winningest coach in the history of the Tiger men's basketball program as Cowley went 2-0 at the Community State Bank Classic in Coffeyville, KS. 
During the banquet Avery Osen was announced as this year’s recipient of the Young Achiever Award. The award recognizes individuals age 40 or younger that have had success in their educational achievements, careers and community service, and/or service to Cowley College.
Dr. Gregg then presented the Ambassador Award to Rama Peroo. The award recognizes individuals who have given significant volunteer and other contributions to both Cowley College and the community, and consistently give of themselves and their time to make the community better. 
For the second straight year the No. 16-ranked Cowley College men's soccer team will get an opportunity to compete for a national championship as they defeated Johnson County 3-1 in the District Plains Championship game held Thursday at the Stryker Sports Complex in Wichita, KS. The District title is the first-ever in the history of the men's soccer program. 
Cowley College's Act One Drama Club is busy preparing for its adaptation of Han Christian Andersen's The Snow Queen at 7:30 p.m. December 6 in the Robert Brown Theatre. The story is a classic tale of loyalty, redemption, and love. 
The No. 15-ranked Cowley College women’s soccer team had its most impressive season in the history of the program come to an end with a 5-1 loss to No. 7-ranked Hill College (TX) Wednesday in the semifinals of the Plains District Tournament held at the Stryker Sports Complex in Wichita, KS. 
Looking to repeat as Plains District Champions, the Cowley College men’s soccer team will play in its second straight District Championship match after defeating Hill College (TX) by a score of 3-1 Wednesday at the Stryker Sports Complex in Wichita, KS. 
Freshman guards Kalyne Daniels and Shontrice Austin each scored more than 20 points to help lead the Cowley College women’s basketball team to a 87-60 win over Northern Oklahoma College-Tonkawa Saturday at W.S. Scott Auditorium. 
In a fast paced game with each team trading baskets, the Northern Oklahoma College-Tonkawa Mavericks outlasted the Cowley College men's basketball team by a score of 106-103 Wednesday night inside W.S. Scott Auditorium. 
Cowley College physics instructor Martin Shaffer recently went to Puerto Rico to give a high energy physics workshop for teachers and students. The workshop took place November 2-3 at the University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez. 
The Aspen Institute College Excellence Program today named Cowley College as one of 150 community colleges eligible to compete for the $1 million Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence, the nation's signature recognition of high achievement and performance among America's community colleges. 
Returning from Grand Island, NE the Cowley Trap Club successfully experienced its first taste of competition as they competed in the ACUI Upper Midwest Conference Championships this past weekend. 
The Cowley College Collegiate Quiz Bowl (CQB) Teams participated in the Fall Invitational training tournament Friday at Neosho County Community College.