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Cougars senior fullback Kris Ginn makes a defender miss with a nifty juke Friday night against Amite School Center. It was a game full of nice moves for Ginn, who ran for a career high 282 yards. | Photo by Joshua Campbell

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Ginn leads CA to 1st victory in 2 years
By JOSHUA CAMPBELL - Managing/Sports Editor
Thu,08/19/21-12:26PM , 2,150 Reads
While Friday night was supposed to be about a new era of Columbia Academy football with TC Chambliss leading the Cougars for the first time, CA’s 42-14 thumping of Amite School Center was more so about one senior playing like a grown man: Kris Ginn.
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Barber named Class 3A Archery Coach of the Year
By JOSHUA CAMPBELL
Fri,08/13/21-3:33PM , 2,161 Reads
For the fourth time during his illustrious tenure leading the Columbia Academy archery program, coach Mike Barber has been named the 2020-2021 MAIS AAA Archery Coach of the Year.
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Stringer wins .22 Pistol state title in 4H
By JOSHUA CAMPBELL
Fri,07/30/21-11:40AM , 1,095 Reads
Marion County is home to a state champion shooter with 17-year-old Natalie Stringer winning two gold medals July 16-17 at the 4H State Invitational in West Point.
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The Lady Cougars varsity squad features, front row, from left, Taylor Berard, Briley Sullivan, Macey Branch, Kate Fortenberry, Carlee Pounds, Harley Herring and Macie Wilks; back row, Maggie Smith, Molly Sauls, Maggie Wilks, Alana Bullock, Presley Dease, Abi Williams, Abbey Peavey, Allie Watts and Maycee McKenzie.

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Lady Cougars aim to build on late surge
By JOSHUA CAMPBELL - Managing/Sports Editor
Wed,07/28/21-1:15PM , 2,992 Reads
A year ago, the Columbia Academy Lady Cougars finished the season on a tear as they entered the 16-team Class 3A State Tournament as a bottom-four seed and finished as the No. 4 team in the state.
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