The Columbus Cougars put an exclamation mark on the end of the regular season by winning the Southern 4B conference championship Friday night.
The home crowd in Park City was treated to an exciting back-and-forth match-up between the Park City Panthers and the Harlowton Engineers on Oct. 13.
The Columbus Cougars emerged victorious in Big Timber last Friday, Oct. 14, improving to 3-0.
The 20-22 win dropped Big Timber to 1-2.
The Reed Point-Rapelje Renegades rallied in the final two sets in Absarokee on Oct. 6 but failed to overcome the Huskies, losing 25-9, 25-22, 25-22.
Two-point conversions in the fourth quarter decided the outcome of the Columbus-Joliet match-up, as the Cougars defeated the J-Hawks 21-20 at home on Oct. 7.
The Park City Panthers came from behind to defeat the Absarokee Huskies in the consolation round to take third place at the Park City Tourney in Laurel on Oct. 1.
The Panthers and the Lone Peak Big Horns put up a combined 116 points on the scoreboard at the Park City Homecoming football game on Oct. 1.
The Cougars took the Mustangs to four sets in Shepherd on Sept. 22 but lost the match, 25-18, 14-25, 25-23, 25-23. Columbus won the second set and then lost the next two by just two points.
After a 1-2 non-conference start to the season, the Columbus Cougars are now 1-0 in conference with a 15-8 win over the Rams in Red Lodge on Sept. 23.
The Cougars brought smiles to their cheering Homecoming fans on Sept. 16 by defeating the visiting Three Forks Wolves 25-8.