Sports

Lady Titans open wrestling season

The Columbus Junior High Girls Wrestling season kicked off with a scramble at Pittsburg, Tuesday. Teams participating were Pittsburg, Frontenac, Girard, Parsons, Ft. Scott, Independence, Chanute, Labette County, and Columbus. The Lady Titans came away with 10 wins by fall and five by decision.

Busy month for jr high

The Columbus Junior High Wrestling and Girls Basketball Teams are in full swing as they plan to complete their schedule of games/matches before the Christmas break.Lady Titan Basketball is hosting a jamboree, tomorrow, along with three home games and two road dates before the Thanksgiving break.
Cal Saporito, a member of the CUHS Class of 2026, in action at an America Youth Rodeo Association event in Baxter Springs recently. Courtesy photo.

Cal Saporito, a member of the CUHS Class of 2026, in action at an America Youth Rodeo Association event in Baxter Springs recently. Courtesy photo.

Saporito second in AYRA

Cal Saporito, a Columbus Unified High School Senior, split his time on the gridiron for the Columbus Titan Football Team and the back of some wild bulls this fall as he competed in the American Youth Rodeo Association.
Senior, Gabe Edwards, was recognized during Senior Night Ceremonies at Titan Stadium, October 17. Gabe is a four-year member of the Titan Band. He was escorted by his parents Matthew Edwards and Sarah Sattazahn.

Senior, Gabe Edwards, was recognized during Senior Night Ceremonies at Titan Stadium, October 17. Gabe is a four-year member of the Titan Band. He was escorted by his parents Matthew Edwards and Sarah Sattazahn.

CJHS Basketball on the courts

The Columbus Lady Titan Junior High Squad has a total of nine games under their belt in the 2025 season.Columbus lost three games at Galena in their season opener, October 28. The 8A Team suffered a four point loss, 13-17. Kip Sapoito led the scoring with five.
Senior, Natalie Edmondson, was recognized during Senior Night Ceremonies at Titan Stadium, October 17. Natalie is a four-year member of the Titan Band. She was escorted by her parents Raymon and Stacy Delmont and Derek and Sandra Edmondson.

Senior, Natalie Edmondson, was recognized during Senior Night Ceremonies at Titan Stadium, October 17. Natalie is a four-year member of the Titan Band. She was escorted by her parents Raymon and Stacy Delmont and Derek and Sandra Edmondson.

CUHS Activities Seniors recognized

Chamber Bucks make good Christmas gifts

The Holiday season is upon us, don’t know what to give to family and friends? What about a Columbus gift certificate?Just a reminder you can give Columbus gift certificates year around.
Titan of the Week

Titan of the Week

Titan of the Week

Titan Senior, Jett Tanner, ended his career in the Kansas Class 3A State Playoff game at Topeka-Hayden, Friday. His 33 appearances in varsity games has landed him in the Titan record books. He is being recognized as Titan of the Week.
Titan Freshman, Jayden Dohle, scored on a 97-yard, kick-off return to score the only touchdown for Columbus in their 7-70 playoff loss to Topeka-Hayden, Friday in Topeka.

Titan Freshman, Jayden Dohle, scored on a 97-yard, kick-off return to score the only touchdown for Columbus in their 7-70 playoff loss to Topeka-Hayden, Friday in Topeka.

Playoff loss ends Titans season

The Columbus Titans season came to an end with their playoff loss to Topeka- Hayden, 7-70, Friday, in Topeka. The private school and their roster of 70 players were seeded number one in the 16-team, Kansas Class 3A East playoff bracket with their undefeated, 8-0 record.

Lady Titans kick off ‘25 wrestling season

The Columbus Junior High Girls Wrestling season kicked off with a scramble at Pittsburg, Tuesday. Teams participating were Pittsburg, Frontenac, Girard, Parsons, Ft. Scott, Independence, Chanute, Labette County, and Columbus. The Lady Titans came away with 10 wins by fall and five by decision.

Top post season seeds crush week nine opponents

The home teams, higher ranked schools, won 13 of the 14 week nine games in the Kansas State Playoffs and consolation match-ups. Wellsville the 5-3, number nine seed, was the only team to win on the road when they blanked their hosts, Parsons, the number eight seed with a 3-5 record.