Monthly Archives: September 2016

The CA golf team captures the 2016 MSL-Ohio Championship

Carolyn Bowman’19 maneuvers the ball down the field. (Photo by Chris Heerman’18) The field hockey game on Thursday, September 22, was a bittersweet victory for Academy. Although the team made some amazing plays and beat Bishop Watterson, avenging their regular season loss last year, they conceded a goal for the first time this season.

For the second straight week, the Academy football team hit the road for a huge game: this time against Grandview Heights. The Vikings and Bobcats had each suffered their first loss the previous week, so both teams were extra motivated to get their season back on track. But it was the Vikes that got the…

The girls soccer team arrived back to campus this August with a discouraging outlook on the season ahead. After losing key players and plenty of injuries and illnesses,15 humble players remained to fill a sole varsity team. Thus, the girls anxiously anticipated a grueling fall filled with lengthy games and tired legs.

Kayla Podgurski’19 goes for a kill against a blocker from the opposing team

Jessica Griffin’17 on her way to the top-20 at the Otterbein Invitational

The Columbus Academy boys and girls cross country teams finished strong in the McGowan Invitational at Watkins Memorial High School on Saturday, September 10. Despite the blistering heat, the boys finished second overall with a score of 38, and the girls finished second with a score of 87.

Prior to the premiere of his latest project, the FX series Atlanta, Donald Glover stood as one of popular entertainment’s most versatile stars. His most recent success coming up as a rapper under the pseudonym Childish Gambino, Glover has written for and acted in Tina Fey’s 30 Rock, NBC’s Community, 2015’s blockbuster film The Martian,…

There is no “before 9/11.” Not for us, anyway. I can see the Twin Towers falling in the back of my mind. I’ve seen the footage so many times that it’s been etched into some part of my consciousness like an old, hazy memory. But it isn’t a memory.

On Tuesday September 6, fresh off from a long holiday weekend, the boys soccer team lost by one point to it biggest rival: Worthington Christian.