Sports

Titan Football camps July 7-18

Titan Football has a full slate of camps available in July for USD493 students in grades three through 12.The elementary group will be the first to hone their skills, July 7-8. Camp will start a 5 p.m. both days and end at 6:30 p.m.Junior High, seventheighth grade, camp will be July 9-10, 8 a.m.
Columbus Titan 2025 Graduate, Jace Midgett, rode the float with his East Team mates during the 52nd Annual Shrine Bowl Parade, Saturday morning, prior to the bowl game, that evening. Courtesy photo.

Columbus Titan 2025 Graduate, Jace Midgett, rode the float with his East Team mates during the 52nd Annual Shrine Bowl Parade, Saturday morning, prior to the bowl game, that evening. Courtesy photo.

West takes Shrine Bowl Win

CUHS Titan 2025 Graduate, Jace Midgett, spent last week participating in parades and fundraisers, visiting with patients, and practicing football, all culminating with the 52nd Annual Shrine Bowl football game, Saturday, at Memorial Stadium in Dodge City.
Rockettes USSSA state runners-up

Rockettes USSSA state runners-up

Rockettes USSSA state runners-up

The Columbus 10U Rockettes Softball Team placed second in the USSSA State Tournament Saturday and Sunday at Shawnee to wrap up their 2025 travel season. The team began the weekend with an 0-3 record in pool play before bouncing back to win their first two games, Sunday morning.

CGSL pool party set

The Columbus Girls Softball League is wrapping up their summer schedule and has made plans for an end of season pool party for all participants of the league.Due to holiday festivities over the next few weeks, the date of July 29th had been selected for the party, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Savannah Beaty received a Cardinal Scholarship for $300 and the Cardinal Academic Scholarship in the amount of $4,176 from Labette County Community College during the Senior Assembly, May 16, at the CUHS Gym. Kadi Cobb received a Labette County Scholarship for $3,904. The scholarships were presented by Mia Howard, LCC Representative .

Savannah Beaty received a Cardinal Scholarship for $300 and the Cardinal Academic Scholarship in the amount of $4,176 from Labette County Community College during the Senior Assembly, May 16, at the CUHS Gym. Kadi Cobb received a Labette County Scholarship for $3,904. The scholarships were presented by Mia Howard, LCC Representative .

Titans of the Week

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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.

Missouri Southern State College

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.