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.
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.
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.
Seniors, Syler Schuberger, Brodey Allison, and Brody Westervelt earned multiple technical certificates through their studies at Coffeyville Community College Technical School while completing their high school coursework. Their certificates were awarded during the Senior Assembly, May 16, at the CUHS Gymnasium. Not pictured, Johnny Perry.
Senior, Owen Prauser, received two scholarships from Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College at the Senior Assembly, May 16, in the CUHS Gymnasium. He received a Choir Scholarship in the amount of $5,000 and a Band Scholarship for $6,000 dollars from the NEO Music Department. Presenting the scholarships was CUHS Assistant Instrumental Director, Christine Lovell.