Cowley Athletics

09/15/2026

Tiger Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2027 announced

Listed below are bios of the individuals chosen for induction into the Tiger Athletic Hall of Fame: Laura Seeman Regarded as a fearsome hitter for the ...

09/15/2026

Sasaki garners Player of the Week honors

Shuto Sasaki (Cowley) – KJCCC D1 Men's Soccer Player of the Week Sasaki recorded points in both of Cowley's matches last week, providing an assi ...

09/15/2026

Cowley remains No. 2 in D2 volleyball rankings, D1 sees a shakeup

Leading the changes for KJCCC-ranked teams in the Division 1 poll, Colby Community College is now the highest-ranked team from the conference in the p ...

09/14/2026

Cowley stays at No. 3 as six KJCCC schools remain in the top-20

Following a week that featured ranked matchups between conference teams, all six teams that were ranked or receiving votes last week continue to do so ...

09/14/2026

Six KJCCC women's soccer teams remain ranked in Week 2

Following a week that featured ranked matchups between conference teams, all six teams that were ranked or receiving votes last week continue to do so ...

09/14/2026

Cowley soccer team continues to roll with 3-0 win over NEO

Cowley has allowed only one goal in its past three games and is now 4-0-1 on the season. NEO had its three-game winning streak come to an end and is n ...

09/14/2026

Butler hands Lady Tigers first defeat in matchup of top-10 teams

09/11/2026

Cowley scores two first-half goals, holds off Seward 2-1

Cowley ended Seward's four-game winning streak as the Tigers improved to 3-0-1 overall and 1-0 in the Jayhawk Conference. "It was important to start c ...

09/11/2026

Lady Tiger soccer team blanks Seward 2-0

Cowley (2-0) opens conference play with a win, while Seward falls to 3-2 overall and 0-1 in the Jayhawk Conference. Wednesday's game was scoreless for ...

09/11/2026

Join us tonight as we honor the 343 New York City firefighters who died in the line of duty during the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

The Cherokee strip FOOLS, with support from the Arkansas City Fire/EMS Department, will host a free 9/11 Memorial 5K Walk and Run from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 11, at the Poplar Walking Trail, 925 E. Poplar Ave.

The 3.1-mile event will honor the 343 New York City firefighters who died in the line of duty during the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Participants may carry a commemorative badge bearing the name and photograph of one of the fallen firefighters and complete the course in that firefighter’s memory.

The event draws inspiration from the Tunnel to Towers 5K, which retraces the final journey of New York City firefighter Stephen Siller. After learning that a plane had struck the World Trade Center, Siller drove toward Manhattan but found the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel closed to traffic. He strapped on his firefighting gear and continued through the tunnel on foot toward the Twin Towers, where he died while trying to save others.

Complimentary food will be available while supplies last, made possible by a contribution from Southwestern College following its recent production of Come From Away. The Tony Award-winning musical tells the true story of the residents of Gander, Newfoundland, who welcomed thousands of airline passengers stranded after U.S. airspace closed following the Sept. 11 attacks.

The Cherokee Strip FOOLS is the official host of the event, with Arkansas City Fire/EMS personnel participating and providing support. Formed by local firefighters in February 2026, the group is a chapter of the Fraternal Order of Leatherheads Society, an international organization committed to preserving fire service traditions while promoting brotherhood, professional pride and training. The independent local chapter welcomes career, volunteer, part-time and retired firefighters.

Organizers hope the memorial walk and run will become an annual Arkansas City tradition.