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Vikings End Season after State Meet

(Courtesy/Ms. Wilson) The boys and girls cross-country teams capped off an outstanding season on Saturday, October 31, at states in Fortress Obetz, where they competed against the fastest runners in Ohio. Claire C. finished in 21:28 to place 139th, with Livia P. crossing in 21:44 for 149th, and Maryam C. rounding out with a 22:36

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X-C Teams Head to States

(Courtesy/Flickr) Our boys and girls cross-country teams competed in regionals at Pickerington North on Saturday, October 26, racing for a spot at the state championships. The boys finished 8th out of 23 teams, led by standout runs from captains Dane C., who clocked in at 16:58, and Chris H., who followed at 17:04. Regarding the

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XC dominates Senior Night, battles CBL Championship

(Courtesy/ca_xc_vikings Instagram) At X-C’s Senior Night on Tuesday, September 31, the boys and girls squads dominated the meets, with Dane C. lead the way in the two-mile, clocking in at 10 minutes and 51 seconds and propelling the Vikings to finish first. Claire C. led with14 minutes, one second. With two meets in one week,

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X-C Hosts Panther Invitational

(Courtesy/Columbus Academy Flickr) On Saturday, September 28, the cross-country teams raced in the Panther Invitational at Pickerington North. In the boys race, of 39 schools – Fairfield Union came out on top. Academy placed 11th, with Chris H. clocking in 17:37 and placing 52nd and Dane C. coming in 34th. Our girls finished 21st out

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Cross Country Defends Home Field

(Courtesy/Chris H.) On Saturday, September 21, your Columbus Academy cross-country Vikes hosted the Vikings Invitational. Going into the meet, the Vikings knew the course would be a grind. With the unusual terrain, it was certainly going to be challenging. Senior runner Chris Hill noted, “The course had a hilly pattern that would be a challenge”.

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X-C’S quick start at Centerville

(ca/flickr) The boys and girls cross country teams’ first meet of the season started with a bang, hosted at Centerville on Saturday, August 23rd. In the 5000-m. Giuseppe P. placed second, and Henry S. placed third. In the 5000 championship, Chris H. placed 31st, and Dane C. came in 64th out of 117 total runners.

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No Wrestlers advance to playoffs

(Courtesy/Cindy Wilson) Wrestling ended its season on Saturday, February 22, at the playoff sectionals. Wrestlers need five wins at this event to move to states. Baron D. in the 150 weight class, Joseph G. in 120, and Josh L. in the 215 failed to win any matches. Henry S. lost his first match but won

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Wrestling Triumphs in Season’s Final Event

(Courtesy/Cindy Wilson) On Wednesday, February 5, Academy’s wrestling squad hosted Buckeye Valley, Harvest Prep, and Ohio School for the Deaf. Santiago P. took down his opposition in quick fashion, dominating the 144 class. Henry S. also snagged a win, battling in the 157.  Their wins helped the Vikings prevail in the tri-meet. Joseph G. and Josh

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Wrestling Falls Short in CBL Tournament

(Courtesy/Craig E.) On Saturday, February 1, Academy’s wrestling squad headed to Franklin Heights for the CBL tournament. Joseph G. faced off against Bexley, Grandview Heights, and Whitehall-Yearling in the 120. Joseph G. was overcome in all, going winless and taking fourth place. Josh L. showed improvement, going 2-2 and taking third place in the 215

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Wrestling struggles at Gahanna Alumni Memorial

(Courtesy/Cindy Wilson) On Saturday, January 25, Academy’s wrestling team was back in action at the Gahanna Alumni Memorial Tournament. Santiago P. went winless in the 144 weight class, getting pinned twice, once to a third-place finisher from Gahanna Lincoln and another to a senior from Walnut Hills, and thus, failing to qualify past the Round