Sports

Two options offered third, fourth football

A new flag football league foundational skills league is being offered this year for students in the third and fourth grade.The six-week league will begin with practices August 19, 24, 26, 31, and September 2 at Eddington Park.
Columbus Unified High School Titan Head Football Coach, Blake Burns and Emporia State University Defensive Coordinator, Jace McDown, oversee drills taking place during a recent contact camp hosted in Columbus with the assistance of the Emporia State Staff. Both coaches saw time on the gridiron as former Titan Players and are giving back to the youth of the Fighting Titan Community and surrounding area. Five schools participated in the camp that was held at the Central School Soccer Pitch.

Columbus Unified High School Titan Head Football Coach, Blake Burns and Emporia State University Defensive Coordinator, Jace McDown, oversee drills taking place during a recent contact camp hosted in Columbus with the assistance of the Emporia State Staff. Both coaches saw time on the gridiron as former Titan Players and are giving back to the youth of the Fighting Titan Community and surrounding area. Five schools participated in the camp that was held at the Central School Soccer Pitch.

Titans, Emporia State host contact camp

The Columbus Titan and Emporia State University Football Staff held a Contact Camp, July 10, at Central School. Riverton, Parsons, Labette County, and Neodesha brought teams to run drills and improve their skills at the annual camp.

August 10 CUHS sports parents meet

All Columbus High School Fall Sports Parents will have a meeting August 10 in the CUHS Auditorium at 5:30 p.m.Breakout meetings for individual sports will follow with football in the auditorium at 5:45 p.m. and girls golf in Mr. Smiley’s room.At 6:15 p.m.
Former Titan Baseball stand out, Landin Midgett, hit two doubles and scored a run in the Joplin, Mo. Jailbirds win over the Carroll, Mo. Merchants, Tuesday, 8-7, in the M.I.N.K. (Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas) Collegiate League playoff game in Carroll. The team will be in action tonight in Joplin, Mo. for game two of the three-game championship series. First pitch is set for 7 p.m. Courtesy photo.

Former Titan Baseball stand out, Landin Midgett, hit two doubles and scored a run in the Joplin, Mo. Jailbirds win over the Carroll, Mo. Merchants, Tuesday, 8-7, in the M.I.N.K. (Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas) Collegiate League playoff game in Carroll. The team will be in action tonight in Joplin, Mo. for game two of the three-game championship series. First pitch is set for 7 p.m. Courtesy photo.

Jailbirds advance to M.I.N.K. League championship series

Former Columbus Titans, Landin Midgett, Jace Midgett, and Kolt Ungeheuer along with their Joplin, Mo. Jailbirds Team have advanced to the bestof- three, M.I.N.K League Championship series following a come-from-behind, win over the number two seed, Carroll, Mo. Merchants, 8-7, Tuesday in Carroll, Mo.
Lee Snow captured the Most Valuable Player Award in the Kansas Cal Ripken 12U State Baseball State Tournament, July 17, in Hillsboro. The Columbus Cal Ripken 12U All-Stars suffered a heart breaking 7-8 loss to Hillsboro in Game 2 of pool play. Kalvin Davenport received the WOW Award for the game. Courtesy photo.

Lee Snow captured the Most Valuable Player Award in the Kansas Cal Ripken 12U State Baseball State Tournament, July 17, in Hillsboro. The Columbus Cal Ripken 12U All-Stars suffered a heart breaking 7-8 loss to Hillsboro in Game 2 of pool play. Kalvin Davenport received the WOW Award for the game. Courtesy photo.

Cal Ripken 12U State award winners

Reigning Kansas Little League Baseball District 2 Administrator, Wayne Metcalf, hands out awards to teams competing in the Kansas State Little League Championship Tournament in Baxter Springs, July 24-25. The Pittsburg JL Hutchinson League All-Stars won the 11-12 year-old division over The JOCO Navy (Royals Amateur Development System) in a close bestof- three series hosted by the Baxter Springs Little League at Wayne Metcalf Field.

Reigning Kansas Little League Baseball District 2 Administrator, Wayne Metcalf, hands out awards to teams competing in the Kansas State Little League Championship Tournament in Baxter Springs, July 24-25. The Pittsburg JL Hutchinson League All-Stars won the 11-12 year-old division over The JOCO Navy (Royals Amateur Development System) in a close bestof- three series hosted by the Baxter Springs Little League at Wayne Metcalf Field.

Metcalf retires following 60-year Little League career

A name synonymous with Baxter Springs and Kansas Little League Baseball for 60 years is stepping away from the lime light.

Summer activities, deadlines nearing

The first day of volleyball camp is Wednesday for grades first through sixth and runs through each Wednesday through August 19. First grade to third graders meet 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. followed by 4th-6th grades, 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.Soccer sign ups are due by 9 p.m.
Katelyn Draeger received the $500 Class of 1986 Friendship Scholarship and the Charles and Jane Maxwell Memorial Scholarship for $750 (renewable for four years) during the May 15 Senior Assembly at the Columbus Unified High School Gymnasium. CACF Board Member, Kelly Walters and USD 493 Superintendent Dan Grundy presented the awards.

Katelyn Draeger received the $500 Class of 1986 Friendship Scholarship and the Charles and Jane Maxwell Memorial Scholarship for $750 (renewable for four years) during the May 15 Senior Assembly at the Columbus Unified High School Gymnasium. CACF Board Member, Kelly Walters and USD 493 Superintendent Dan Grundy presented the awards.

Columbus Area Community Foundation Scholarships

Charles & Jane Maxwell Memorial and Class of 1986 Friendship Scholarship
Mackenzie Richards was the recipient of the Columbus Cares Scholarship in the amount of $500 during the Senior Assembly, May 15, at the Columbus Unified High School Gymnasium. CACF Board Member, Kelly Walters and USD 493 Superintendent Dan Grundy presented the awards.

Mackenzie Richards was the recipient of the Columbus Cares Scholarship in the amount of $500 during the Senior Assembly, May 15, at the Columbus Unified High School Gymnasium. CACF Board Member, Kelly Walters and USD 493 Superintendent Dan Grundy presented the awards.

Columbus Cares Scholarship

Jacianna Heflin and Piper Hayes received the Marcia Smith Memorial Scholarship in the amount of $500 each from CUHS Instrumental Music Assistant Director, Christine Lovell and Instrumental Director Gae Phillips during the Senior Assembly, May 15, at the Columbus Unified High School Gymnasium.

Jacianna Heflin and Piper Hayes received the Marcia Smith Memorial Scholarship in the amount of $500 each from CUHS Instrumental Music Assistant Director, Christine Lovell and Instrumental Director Gae Phillips during the Senior Assembly, May 15, at the Columbus Unified High School Gymnasium.

Marcia Smith Memorial Scholarship