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Sports

Baseball Celebrates Its Seniors

(Courtesy / CA Flickr) The baseball team tallied two more wins this week in back-to-back games against Bishop Ready’s Silver Knights and claimed its first win of the series on Monday, April 28, also Senior Night, and then two days later on Wednesday, April 30. Additionally, three games were either cancelled or postponed: Bishop Hartley

Sports

Baseball Wins Two, Loses Two

(Courtesy / CA Flickr) It was a mixed week for baseball as the boys claimed two wins and suffered two losses, beating Whitehall on Monday, April 21, and then Bexley on Thursday, April 24, outscoring both teams with a combined 29 runs. The losses came from Bexley on Wednesday, April 23, and Heath on Saturday,

Sports

Baseball Builds Momentum

(Courtesy / CA Flickr) The baseball team tallied three wins and one loss in its third week of the season, losing to Worthington Christian 9-6 on Monday, April 14, but bouncing back with victories over Whitehall 21-1 on Wednesday, April 16; Fredericktown 7-4 on Thursday, April 17; and Hamilton Township 4-0 on Friday, April 18. 

Sports

Great Week for Baseball

The baseball team tallied four wins this week against Grandview Heights on Monday, April 7, and on Wednesday, April 9 against Worthington Christian on Friday, April 11, and East Knox on Saturday, April 12. The Vikings hosted Grandview Heights on Monday, April 7, searching for their first win following two losses the week before. The

Sports

Baseball starts 0-2

(Columbus Academy Flickr) The baseball team started its season with losses against both Granville on Wednesday, April 2, and Bishop Watterson on Thursday, April 3.  Then Vikes faced off against Granville in a game that remained scoreless through its first three innings before the Blue Aces broke through with a three-run fourth. Academy was scoreless

A&E

Band Performs at Capital

(Columbus Academy Flickr) Academy’s Upper School concert band traveled to Capital University for the second time this year on Tuesday, February 25, to perform on the big stage and performed its program for its upcoming OMEA contest on March 7, capitalizing on the opportunity to familiarize itself with a larger stage and gain valuable experience

Sports

Aquavikes Shine at OHSAA State Championship

(Flickr) The Columbus Academy swim and dive team traveled to Canton to compete in the 2025 OHSAA State Championship, where diving competed first on Wednesday, February 19, followed by swimming with prelims on Thursday, February 20, and finals on Friday, February 21.  Elle V. was Academy’s sole representative after claiming the Division II district title

Opinion & Editorial

Highly Structured Classes Negate Learning

(Pixabay) While structured classes may seem effective at improving test scores and maintaining order, they harm students’ long-term learning and development. This debate is even more relevant as Houston has recently shifted to a new educational system based on strict schedules and curriculums. Houston’s new strict schooling model, although it seems effective at boosting schools’

News

Celebrating the Year of the Snake

Columbus Academy’s upper school Chinese students hosted their annual Lunar New Year assembly on Monday, January 27, featuring traditional performances and dances prepared by each Chinese class level. The assembly began with a performance of a Lion Dance, in which two students mimicked a lion’s movements in a golden-white costume, complete with moving ears and

Opinion & Editorial

Why a Half Day Was Better Than No Day

 (@columbusacademy Instagram) Columbus Academy canceled classes on Tuesday, January 21, because of the freezing temperatures ranging from a low of 5 to a high of 14 degrees Fahrenheit. Students loved that they had an extra day of break following MLK Jr. Day, and I was glad to sleep in after watching Ohio State win the