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Columbus State Basketball, Baseball Teams Eye NCAA Tournament Runs

Cougars basketball and baseball squads posted specific records last year while Columbus prepares to host multiple college competitions in 2026.

By Columbus Sport Desk · Published July 17, 2026

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Columbus State University men's basketball dropped to a 6-4 overall record after an 87-76 loss to North Georgia in Peach Belt Conference play on December 10, 2025.

Recent Team Results

The Columbus State women's basketball team lost 82-71 to Augusta University in the Peach Belt championship game, ending their season. The Columbus State baseball team finished the 2025 season with a 24-20 record and a 14-10 mark in Peach Belt Conference play after a 2-1 series win over Georgia College even though they dropped the final game 12-2.

Why These Standings Matter Now

These outcomes from late 2025 provide context for the Cougars programs as the city of Columbus readies for several major NCAA events scheduled during 2026. The documented results show how the teams performed in conference competition and postseason settings during the prior year.

Local NCAA Events Scheduled

Major NCAA events set for Columbus include the NCAA DI Men's Golf Regional in May 2026, the U.S. Senior Open in July 2026, and the NCAA DIII Men's and Women's Soccer Championships in December 2026. The 33rd annual Fountain City Classic between Albany State and Fort Valley State, carrying SIAC Championship implications, is set for November 4 in Columbus, Georgia.

The listed dates and competitions represent concrete upcoming activity tied directly to college sports in the area. No additional figures or outcomes beyond the verified records and schedules are stated here.

Teams and organizers will continue preparations for the listed 2026 events based on the established calendar.

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