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Receiving scholarships from Missouri Southern State University during the Senior Assembly, May 16 are Allison Burns, MOSO Merit Gold Scholarship for $14,000 and the MSSU Counselor’s Day Scholarship for $1,000; Kassidy Gharmalkar received the MOSO Merit Green Scholarship for $8,000; and Emma Duling received the MOSO Merit Scholarship for $20,000 from MSSU Representative Katelin Whitman.

Receiving scholarships from Missouri Southern State University during the Senior Assembly, May 16 are Allison Burns, MOSO Merit Gold Scholarship for $14,000 and the MSSU Counselor’s Day Scholarship for $1,000; Kassidy Gharmalkar received the MOSO Merit Green Scholarship for $8,000; and Emma Duling received the MOSO Merit Scholarship for $20,000 from MSSU Representative Katelin Whitman.

CUHS Seniors receiving scholarships from Pittsburg State University are front row: Korbyn Newberry, Brylie Johnson, Maddox Ochsner, and Katy Mooney. Back row: Robert Graham III, Ashlyn Ash, Kanyen Smith, Lydon Lovesee, and Syler Schuberger. David Hogard, PSU Representative presented the scholarships.

CUHS Seniors receiving scholarships from Pittsburg State University are front row: Korbyn Newberry, Brylie Johnson, Maddox Ochsner, and Katy Mooney. Back row: Robert Graham III, Ashlyn Ash, Kanyen Smith, Lydon Lovesee, and Syler Schuberger. David Hogard, PSU Representative presented the scholarships.

Pittsburg State University

Columbus Unified High School Seniors received multiple scholarships from Pittsburg State University during the Senior Assembly, May 16 at the CUHS Gymnasium.
SEK Pride 16U State Champs

SEK Pride 16U State Champs

SEK Pride 16U State Champs

The 16U SEK Pride Softball Team ran away with the USSSA Kansas State 16U title over the weekend in Derby. Six current Lady Titans were joined by four area players to build a summer travel team. The girls went 6-0 to breeze through the championship and bring home the hardware.
Cami Carpino placed second and Alaina Smiley took first place at the SEK Junior Golf Tournament in Independence, Thursday, in the girls 9-11 age division. Alaina edged Cami by one stroke with a sixhole total of 34 strokes. Courtesy photo.

Cami Carpino placed second and Alaina Smiley took first place at the SEK Junior Golf Tournament in Independence, Thursday, in the girls 9-11 age division. Alaina edged Cami by one stroke with a sixhole total of 34 strokes. Courtesy photo.

Sisters share top spots at Indy

The sister duos of Cali and Cami Carpino and Fallon and Alaina Smiley placed first and second in the SEK Junior Golf League Tournament at Independence, Thursday. Cali placed first in the girls 12-14 age group with a nine-hole total of 42 stokes and Fallon placed second with a 53.
Brooklyn Collingsworth and Adalynn Hutto participated in the Summer Scuffle Dual Tournament at Gardner Egerton High School, over the weekend. Brooklyn had one loss and eight wins and Adalynn had a 3-7 record for the event. Brooklyn also attended the Purler Academy the first week of June and put in 35 hours on the mats. Courtesy photo.

Brooklyn Collingsworth and Adalynn Hutto participated in the Summer Scuffle Dual Tournament at Gardner Egerton High School, over the weekend. Brooklyn had one loss and eight wins and Adalynn had a 3-7 record for the event. Brooklyn also attended the Purler Academy the first week of June and put in 35 hours on the mats. Courtesy photo.

Smiley, Dainty place one, two at Parsons

Alaina Smiley took first place in the girls 9-11 year-old age group at the SEK Junior Golf League Tournament in Parsons, June 12. Teammate, Olivia Dainty placed second in a field of 10 golfers.Alaina’s winning score was 32 and Olivia shot a 37 for the Columbus Junior Golf Program.

Fallon Smiley wins Chanute tournament

Fallon Smiley was the top medalist in the 12-14 girls division of the SEK Junior Golf Tournament, June 12, in Chanute. Fallon shot 46 for the nine-hole tournament.Addison Johnson, shot a 65 to place fourth in the division behind Mary Mall, Parsons, 49, and Addison Watts, 64, Coffeyville.
Columbus Titan Wrestlers, Kash Smith, Mason O’Banion, and Chase Pelt, were at Gardner Edgerton High School over the weekend to wrestle in the Summer Scuffle Dual Tournament. Mason swept his weight class with a nine wins, Kash had eight wins and one loss, and Chase finished with a 5-4 record. Courtesy photo.

Columbus Titan Wrestlers, Kash Smith, Mason O’Banion, and Chase Pelt, were at Gardner Edgerton High School over the weekend to wrestle in the Summer Scuffle Dual Tournament. Mason swept his weight class with a nine wins, Kash had eight wins and one loss, and Chase finished with a 5-4 record. Courtesy photo.

Titan Wrestlers sharpening skills

Titan and Lady Titan Wrestlers have been sharpening their skills during the summer offseason. Five members of the Columbus Wrestling Team traveled to Gardner Edgerton High School for some tough competition in the Summer Scuffle Dual Tournament last weekend.
Locals on 10U winning Makos team

Locals on 10U winning Makos team

Locals on 10U winning Makos team

Local Cal Ripken players, Lee Snow and Cruz Sharp, are members of the ten and under Makos travel baseball team that took first place in the Chad Saporito Summer Classic Tournament, June 1, at the Columbus Community Field Ballpark.

Weather hampers summer baseball

The weather has played havoc with the summer baseball schedule this season. Opening day, June 2, the Titans traveled to Riverton where the varsity squad got the win, but the junior varsity lost to the host Ram Team.
Alumni attend open mat session

Alumni attend open mat session

Alumni attend open mat session

CUHS Alumni and Kansas State Wrestlers, Addison Saporito and Grace Noel returned to their home mats, Tuesday, to get in some extra work and offer their expertise to members of the current Lady Titan Squad. Grace, a 2024 graduate, is a state runner-up and wrestled at Baker University last season.