Monthly Archives: May 2015

After defeating West Jefferson in a 5-1 win on Tuesday, May 19th, the team advanced to District Finals, looking to pass the point they lost at last year. But Marion Pleasant prevailed in 3- 4 defeat against the Vikes. The 4th inning showed promise as the boys were up 3-0, but Pleasant tied it and  took…

On May 19th and 20th, the boys team placed 7th with 15 points. Those who placed in the top 8 events will compete in district finals this Saturday at Whitehall-Yearling.

On May 20th, the boys had their biggest lead of the season. Otis Klingbeil’16 and Roman Bellisari’17 had hat tricks. Max Bechtel’15 and Sean Reagan’16 both scored two goals. The Vikes  will play in an away game against Bishop Waters Friday May 22nd, at 7pm. Written By Nida Pervez’16

At OHSAA’s  Division 3 Central District prelims at Whitehall-Yearling, the Vikes finished  in 1st place, with a 10 point lead.

On Saturday, May 17, our Vikings played in the  second part of the sectionals, which determines the seeding for districts Friday, May 22. The boys dominated the tournament. Jacob Wareti’16 seeded first in singles, Hirsh Hede’16 ranked second, Michael Qi’17 got third. For doubles, Shrikar Kundar’15 and Austin Lawrence’17 placed first, and Keegan Gibson’16 and…

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“35 distinct personalities, 1 incredible place,” is the motto of Columbus’s one and only North Market, located in downtown Columbus. Established in 1876, it is Columbus’ only remaining true public market. Over 30 merchants vend a wide variety of fresh, local, and authentic food.

If Chipotle were reincarnated into a pizza restaurant, Pizza Cucinova would be the result.

On Tuesday, May 12th and Friday, May 15th, the Vikes competed in the MSL League Meet at London High School against Grandview Heights, Bexley, Whitehall-Yearling, Madison Plains, Worthington Christian, West Jefferson, and London. The boys placed 5th with102 points, and the girls tied for 4th with 84 points.

Filled with specialty toys and  stocked with over 400 varieties of eye-catching sweets, Fuzziwig’s Candy Factory has enamored children since 1995. The company claims to be recession-resistant, with over $23 billion in annual sales.