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Girls Lacrosse Displays Mixed Results

Shaia Y. takes the draw. (Courtesy/Alison C.) On Monday, April 15, the Vikings welcomed Granville for the first showdown of the week. The Lady Aces struggled to keep up with the Maroon and Grey and ultimately fell 19-4.  Maintaining the home field advantage, Dublin Coffman traveled to Hondros to battle the Vikes on Thursday, April

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Seniors Attend College Prep Seminars

(Pixabay) On Wednesday, April 11, seniors attenede multiple talks to get them ready for college, as the class of 2024 signed in and gathered in the Dining Hall.  The day began with a lecture from a Franklin County juvenile attorney, Irene Knapp, who created a presentation educating the students on the differences between being charged

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Girls Lacrosse Earns Two Wins

Morgan H. (Courtesy/ Ralph S.) Starting the week off with a home game, the Vikings hosted Bishop Hartley on Tuesday, April 9. The Vikes dominated right out of the gate and secured the 19-10 win over the Hawks.   Looking to get a clean sweep for the week, the Vikings battled Worthington Kilbourne on Thursday,

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Girls Lacrosse Secures Win on Youth Night

Shaia Y. (Courtesy: Ralph S.) In honor of the Vikings’ first home game on Thursday, April 4, the team celebrated Youth Night in its matchup against Bexley. The stands were filled with many young Vikes as the game kicked off at 6:30 p.m. To open, Carson K. sent the ball soaring past the goalie to

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Speech and Debate Excel at States

(Courtesy/Ms. Reiner) Led by Ms. Reiner and assistant Mr. Mann, the Columbus Academy Speech and Debate team dominated in the Columbus district at States, held at Wooster High, on February 29 and March 1.  Prior to the contest, the students needed to earn their spot at states. Spots are earned by placing in the top

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Ice Hockey Wraps Up Season

Nick T. (Lauren G./Staff) To end the season, the Vikes hosted Dublin Jerome at Chiller Easton at 5:50 p.m. on Sunday, February 4. The all-senior line up of Eli B., Noah B., Eric S., Joseph S., and Nick Y. took to the ice for the puck drop.  The Celtics scored the first goal 3 minutes

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Indoor Track Dominates at First Meet

Alli K. (Courtesy/Sunil S.) Traveling to Capital University, the indoor track team competed in the Central District Indoor Championships on Sunday, January 28. This marked the second season for the indoor team. Both the girls and boys teams competed in the Division 2-3 championships.  For the girls team, Zoya A. captured a win in the

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Ice Hockey Bears Two Defeats

Dom C. (Lauren G./Staff) Nearing the season’s end, the Vikings faced off against Watterson at Chiller Easton on Saturday, January 27 at 6 p.m. This was the program’s Youth Night, and the rink was filled with many young Vikings. Guests enjoyed pizza and snacks n the lobby before the game, as the team offered tee

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Serving Over MLK, Jr. Weekend

AA A. (Milana B./Staff) Taking advantage of the long weekend that celebrates Dr. martin Luther King, Jr., the Service Board organized its annual Baking for Good event on Monday, January 15. Organized by Milana B., Malia C., and Lara W., the event took place in the Dining Hall. The team of 26 volunteers had all

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Ice Hockey Competes in Walter F. Ehrnfelt Tournament

Joseph S. (Lauren G./Staff) Taking advantage of the long-weekend, the Vikings competed in Cleveland to play in the MLK Day weekend tournament. From Saturday, January 13 to Monday, January 15, the Vikes looked to come out on top in a pool of 4 teams.  Starting with a game at 7:50 a.m. on Saturday, the Vikes