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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

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Ice Hockey Loses Two at Home

Ben K. (Lauren G./Staff) Looking to grab their first win of the season, the Vikes traveled to Chiller Easton to play Kilbourne on Friday, December 15 at 7:30 p.m. This marked the second meet up for these two teams in just the first few weeks of the season. Knowing their opponent, the Vikings capitalized and

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Ice Hockey Drops Two on the Road

(Lauren G./Staff) In a Friday night showdown, the Vikes battled Olentangy at Chiller North on December 8 at 7 p.m. The Braves, in the white division, one higher than the Vikings, resulted in a tough battle from the start. Opening up play, the Braves earned a goal at 12:06. The Vikes gave up one more

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Empty Bowls Serves up a Success

(Melanie Q./Staff) On Friday, December 8, from 5-7 p.m. Academy hosted its annual Empty Bowls event at Otterbein. For the cost of $20, guests received unlimited soup, bread, and their choice of a handmade bowl created by Academy ceramic students. Profits were donated to Habitat for Humanity which builds homes for families in need around

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Ice Hockey Falls Twice in Second Week of Play

(Joseph S. takes the face off (Lauren G./Staff) Traveling to the Fairgrounds on Saturday, December 2, the Vikes battled Watterson at 8:40 p.m.  Looking to bag its first win of the season, the Maroon and Grey opened play with a goal from Dominic C. early in the first period. The Eagles answered quickly by scoring

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Band Captivates at Fall Concert

(Upper School Band/Lauren G.) Families packed the Jones Gym on Thursday, November 17 at 7 p.m. as over 150 students from the 7th, 8th, and upper school bands filed in to take their seats. Led by Ms. Sneeringer and Ms. O’Rourke, the 7th grade band opened with John Edmonson’s “Harrowgate Festival” then Randall Standridge’s “Blue

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Vikings Merge with Stallions for New Season

(Dominic C. (Courtesy/Ralph Schudel) Although the team’s schedule may look similar to last year, its roster has faced some big changes. Due to this year’s low numbers for both Academy and Desales, the schools decided to merge their teams to save both programs. Academy, therefore, will wear it white uniforms for home games and Desales

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Seniors and Buddies Make Gobble Gobble Crafts

(Courtesy/Ms. Bening) Seniors and their kindergarten buddies marked their second holiday craft pairings of the year. Overjoyed kindergartens rushed into the Dining Hall to find their senior friends.  Each table had plates of colored marshmallows, raisins, cloves, gummy bears, gumdrops, one apple, and lots of toothpicks. Students attached decorations by sticking the toothpicks into the

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Serving at “Night-In”

Voted as one of the most popular Service Board events, the annual Night In occurred on Wednesday, November 1, with forty students who stayed on campus from 6 to 10 p.m. to organize items for the year’s food drive.  Attendees signed their name at check in and received pizza, water, and an assortment of snacks.

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Volleyball Comes Up Short in Tournament Run

Eliora T. (Courtesy/Ralph Schudel) Beginning the postseason on Wednesday, October 18 at 6 p.m., the Vikings traveled to Marion Pleasant. Ranked 13th in division 3, the Vikes matched up against the 6th place seed in the first round of the districts.  Looking to move on to the next round, the Vikings lost the battle for