Monthly Archives: April 2015

The boys lost 15-2 to rival DeSales. Scorers for the game were Drake Williams’15 and Sean Reagan’16

Being fired up wasn’t enough to defeat Groveport tonight. Although the Vikes stayed even with their opponents at  the beginning of the game, Groveport slowly outscored them. The Vikes lost 4-2.

April 28th was bittersweet for the girls’ Senior Night. As they played against Bexley, their  hunger and passion were evident after giving up a goal in the first 20 seconds. But the Vikings fought back with eight unanswered goals before the Lions scored again. Academy dominated the rest of the game, with a final score of 14-3.

Playing against St. Charles, one of the most competitive D-1 schools n the league, the Vikes triumphed with a 4-1 win.

Ready to face Worthington Christian after their three game losing streak last week, the boys played a great game on April 27th. Brett Trimbur’15 threw a no hitter! The Vikes put up three runs with a 3-0 end score. The Vikes are now 8-8. They play Groveport on April 28th at home.

On April 27th, the Vikes added another victory to their record against Johnstown-Monroe High School with a final 15-6. Otis Klingbeil’16, scored a hat trick. Mike Boeckman’18 had an exceptional game, winning game ball.

The Vikings conquered the Unicorns on April 23rd. Academy fired shot after shot at CSG’s goalkeeper, who managed to save 13 goals but not the other 13 balls that flew past her.

Northstar Café, a casual organic diner, has locations in Clintonville, the Short North, and the ever-so convenient Easton. Paying before the meal relieves the stress of scrambling to gather enough money from your wallet afterwards.

The  boys track team competed at Bloom Carroll against Heath, Franklin Heights, Berne Union, Worthington Christian, Desales, Utica, Fairfeild, Horizon Science, Johnstown and Bishop Ready and  finished in 3rd place behind Franklin Heights and Heath.

The Vikes took on 12 teams at the Bloom Carroll Invitational and received fifth place behind Heath, Desales, Johnstown, Worthington Christian, and Berne Union.