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 Summer Reading Kicks Off

(Pixabay) As summer draws near, Ms. Popelka launched her Summer Reading Program with 33 selections that were curated by faculty members, including mysteries and thrillers to works on business and leadership. Two of the most popular novels include Holly Jackson’s A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder and Phil Knight’s Shoe Dog.  In Jackson’s thriller, high

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Baseball Clears First Two Playoff Opponents

(Sean J./Staff) The CA varsity baseball team won its first playoff games this week against Harvest Prep and Utica. Hosting Harvest Prep on Monday, May 13, the Vikings obliterated the Warriors 14-0 in only five innings. Pitchers Dominic D., Anthony P., and Thomas R. combined for 11 strikeouts and 0 hits. The Vikes jumped out

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Alumni Provide Seniors with Guidance at annual luncheon

Students attend annual alumni spring luncheon. (Claire S./Staff) Gathered in New Albany at the Estate on Tuesday, April 23, seniors and Academy alumni had lunch as part of Academy’s tradition which introduces soon-to-be graduates to networking. Stephanie Domas ‘05 received the Young Alumni Award, given to those who have distinguished themselves through overall service to

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Boys Lacrosse Advances To Regional Quarter-Final

(Caroline M./Media) Boys lacrosse captured a convincing 8-3 victory over Oakwood on Friday, May 17, earning its a spot in this year’s regional quarter-finals, where they will take on the Blue Aces on May 22. The Vikes defense was dominant against the Lumberjacks, which allowed for the Vikes struggling offense to find its rhythm after

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Track Smashes records at Districts

(Courtesy/Ms. Wilson) Both track teams traveled to Westerville South for the District Championships this past week. The boys claimed 77 points to earn third-place honors. The girls matched with the bronze with a total of 71 points. Zoya A. broke the school record for the 100m hurdles with 16.29 seconds, which beat the record she

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Band Recognizes Seniors at Final Concert

(Lauren G./Staff) The Jones Gym bleachers filled with Upper School parents and friends as the band took its seats, with each person wearing a different-colored shirt, creating a rainbow of colors among smiling students. The buzzing audience settled, as Ms. Sneeringer gave everyone a warm welcome and introduced the first song: “Zip Line.” A recognition

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Girls Lacrosse Finishes Regular Season On Winning Streak

Bebe S. (Courtesy Sunil S.) On May 11, the girls lacrosse team traveled to Gahanna Lincoln to conclude its regular season, picking up a 20-9 victory over the Golden Lions. This win places the Vikes at 12-4. They also finished third in their conference with a 6-1 record. The Vikes were missing goalie, Hannah S.,

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Boys Tennis Advances to States

Ian C. and Rowen L. (Melanie Q./Staff) Continuing its postseason play, boys tennis hosted the Division II Central District finals on Thursday, May 16, before competing against Bexley on Friday, May 17, for a spot at states. In singles, Nason L. swept past London and Bexley, securing two 6-0, 6-0 victories. Against another Bexley player

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No Windfall for Baseball

(Sean J./Staff) Varsity baseball lost four games from Monday, May 6, to Sunday, May 12, bringing the season’ record to 10-16. The Vikings hosted Sheridan on Tuesday, May 7, losing 2-4. Academy scored first in the bottom of the 4th, but the Generals scored twice in the top of the 5th and never relinquished the

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Boys Tennis Secures Spots in Districts

Rowen L. (Melanie Q./Staff) Coming in hot on Wednesday, May 8, and Saturday, May 11, the tennis Vikings hosted sectionals for the Division II Central District OHSAA boys tennis tournament. On the first day, first-seeded Nason L. defeated each of his opponents 6-0, 6-0 in singles. He collected easy victories against Beechcroft, Bishop-Hartley, and Marion-Pleasant.