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The 1936–37 Columbus Athletic Supply season was the first and only professional season for the Columbus Athletic Supply team in Columbus, Ohio under the Midwest Basketball Conference (MBC), which was also the second and final year that league existed before it technically folded operations due to the MBC rebranding itself into the United States' National Basketball League (NBL) for its following season of play. This was also the Columbus Athletic Supply franchise's inaugural season of play as well. The Columbus Athletic Supply team would enter this season as one of five new teams to officially enter the MBC this season when the Columbus Athletic Supplies business wanted to have their own team compete against the rest of the competition in the MBC this season. Because of that fact, twelve teams competed in the MBC this time around, six teams in each of the Eastern Division and the Western Division.
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