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Girls Basketball Loses Two Games, Wins One

Coming off of two huge season-shifting wins, the Vikings looked to make it three in a row when facing Licking Valley on Monday January 13. The Panthers controlled the play at the start, quickly gaining a two- point lead. Kendall O. hit a deep three to claim the lead by one, but the Panthers went

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Girls Swimming Nears the End of its Regular Season

Clara S. ( CaFlickr) On Thursday, January 16, the girls swim team hosted Bishop Hartley and Wellington for its first meet of the week. The Vikings crushed the Jaguars 100-28 but fell 74-115 against the Hawks. Olivia L. and Maddie E. dominated, earning first place in the 200 IM and 200-yd free, respectively.  On Friday,

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Elle Dives into Northeast Classic

(caswimmies Instagram) Following Elle V.’ signing to WashU diving on Wednesday, January 15, she competed at the 20th Annual Northeast Classic on Saturday, Jan. 18, held at the C.T. Branin Natatorium in Canton and placed fourth among 14 female divers in the Girls 11 Dives event with a total of 350.80. Elle’s next meet is

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Wrestling Rebounds Against Africentric, Struggles At North Union

(Courtesy/Craig Edson) On Wednesday, January 15, Academy’s wrestling squad hosted Africentric in the Barton Room. Freshmen Vikings got after it, with Baron D. and Paul A. noting their first career varsity wins with a pin from Baron D. Junior captain, Santiago P., said, “They both work extremely hard in practice. It’s no surprise they were

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Boys and Girls Bowling Faces Hilliard Davidson

(Courtesy/Lynn Y.) On Tuesday, January 14, boys and girls bowling faced Hilliard Davidson with Craig E. as the lead scorer for the boys with 300 pins, as Phinn B.M. closely followed with 297. Mark D. scored 289, Nathan M. had 257 and Jon P. scored 213. The team added 284 pins in the Baker game

Opinion & Editorial

“LA In Flames”

Just before New Year’s Eve, California Insurance Commissioner, Ricardo Lara, unveiled a new regulation intended to tackle the growing difficulties homeowners face in securing coverage and to establish a more resilient insurance market. While the announcement was hailed as a “landmark” move, its significance was quickly overshadowed by a series of devastating wildfires—beginning with the

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Patrick and Charlie’s Weekly Sports Round-Up

(Wikimedia Commons) Here’s a look at what’s been happening in the sports world: The College Football National Championship is set, with Ohio State taking on Notre Dame next Monday, January 20, in Atlanta.  The Notre Dame Fighting Irish faced off against The Penn State Nittany Lions in the Orange Bowl on Thursday of last week.

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Service Board Adjusts Proposal Guidelines

Pixabay The Service Board tweaked the proposal guidelines for the first time in 10 years, implementing new rules and regulations that passed unanimously on Tuesday, January 7. The revisions followed challenges in reviewing complex service site proposals and prompting the need for clearer, more consistent guidelines. After an extended shaper meeting reviewing the recent complications,

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Solid Week for Boys Swimming

It was a solid week for the boys swim team as it faced off in a tri-meet against Olentangy Orange and rival, Bexley. The squad faced a 115- 92 defeat to Olentangy Orange but tookhome the victory against the Lions 96- 80.   Three Vikes topped the individual scores for the event. William D. placed first

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Strong Week for Girls Swimming 

On Friday, January 10, the girls swim team welcomed Bexley, Fairbanks, and Olentangy Orange to its natatorium. The Vikes crushed the Panthers 124-16 and dominated against the Pioneers, beating them by 34. Academy couldn’t capitalize against the Lions, however, losing 65-145. Junior Maddie E. led the team with a score of 9, and senior Olivia