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Monthly Archives: May 2018

Sports

Girls Lacrosse Finishes Regular Season Strong

Freshman Charlotte Adams bolts past defenders. (Inji Kang’19/Media editor) With just two games remaining before the postseason, the Academy girls lacrosse squad took care of business, topping Worthington Kilbourne and Olentangy Orange this past week. The Vikes traveled to Worthington Kilbourne on Tuesday, May 8, and were challenged by a thriving Wolves squad. Kilbourne held…

News

Democrats Strive to Flip Yet Another House Seat

Republican Candidate Troy Balderson speaking to workers. (Courtesy/ baldersonforcongress.org On Tuesday, May 8, Ohio voters choose the party candidates for the upcoming special election in August. The election will be a test of the “Blue Wave” that Democrats hope will flip congress to their favor this November. Democrat Danny O’Connor won a six-way primary to…

A&E

Movie Review: Infinity War

(Wikimedia Commons) Outside of an AMC movie theater on a late Friday night, cars fill its parking lot as usual. Inside, the scene is close to chaotic. A line of anticipatory fans waits, situated in front of a larger-than-life multicolored poster. The line waits for about an hour, exchanging theories and anxiously checking watches, until…

Sports

Baseball Gears Up for Postseason

Sophomore Noah Glimcher delivers a heater. (Sarah Neltner’20/Media staff) The CA baseball squad won four out of five games to finish the regular season, and the Vikings seem to have caught fire just in time for the tournament. Academy kicked off its week at Whitehall on Monday, April 30. Finally playing in good weather, the…

Sports

Rocky Road Continues for Boys Lacrosse

Sophomore Charlie Yaw finds a cutting teammate. (Riley Hennessy’20/Media staff) The CA boys lacrosse team split a pair of contests, stumbling against Dublin Scioto before overpowering Gahanna Lincoln. The Vikings traveled to Dublin Scioto on Thursday, May 3, and couldn’t keep up, falling 13-9. The squads went back-and-forth to open the game, and the score…

Sports

Girls Track Stays Strong

Freshman Hannah Clay leaves her competitors in the dust. (Courtesy/Kristin Sabgir) The Academy girls track team competed in two meets this past week. The Vikings were hosts to Patriot Prep, Tree of Life, and Northside Christian on Monday, April 30, before competing at the Mount Gilead Invitational on Saturday, May 5. CA dominated its home meet,…

Sports

Boys Track Impresses in Regular Season Finale

Senior Kieran Law bolts down the track in the 300m hurdles. (Courtesy/Andrea Grammel) The CA boys track team wrapped up its regular season with numerous strong performances at the Mount Gilead Invitational on Saturday, May 5. Sophomore Charlie Sabgir and junior Liam McCann flew around the track in the 1600, with Sabgir grabbing fourth in…

Sports

Boys Tennis Hits Rough Patch

Ryan Wahl ’20 serves the ball. (Vaughn Armour’21/Media staff) Entering the week, Academy’s boys tennis team knew it would be facing some of the toughest competition in Ohio. While the Vikings fought intensely despite players’ illnesses, they unfortunately dropped three of their four matches. CA’s slate began with a match against New Albany, the second-ranked…

Sports

Girls Lacrosse Dominates on Senior Night

Girls lacrosse team jogs off the field after a successful Senior Night (Vaughn Armour’21/Media’21) Coming off consecutive losses, the Academy girls lacrosse squad had a chance to bounce back as it hosted CSG on Thursday, May 3. The Vikings did exactly that, trouncing the Unicorns 16-6. With a downpour of rain on hand, CA honored…