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Three Straight Wins for Girls Soccer

Haidi S. (Courtesy/Sunil S.)  written by Willian De. On Saturday, August 24, Academy’s girl’s soccer team faced off against Western Reserve Academy at 1 p.m. on Hondros Field. The Pioneers offense attacked without hesitation, marking the game’s first two shots. Taylor G. made an improbable save on a shot off the crossbar. In the first half, the

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Football Edges Cincinnati Hills in Home Opener

Vikings storm the field. (Melanie Q./Staff) written by William Dz. On Friday, August 23, the football team made a comeback in a home opener against Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy, supported by a white-out student section, topping the Eagles 22 – 21 with a last-minute touchdown and 2-point conversion to secure the win. The Vikings offense

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Girls Field Hockey Edges Hudson To Remain Undefeated

(Courtesy/Sunil S.) Girls field hockey welcomed Hudson to Carlin Fields this past Saturday, August for the Vikes third contest of the season. The girls have been on a tear to start the season, beating Dublin Jerome and Worthington Kilbourne with a combined score of 9-1. Hudson, who was 3-0 coming into the game, was also

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Girls X-C Places 7th at Silver 5000m

(Courtesy/Miranda B.) On Saturday, August 24, our girls cross country team placed seventh out of 15 teams in the Silver 5000m at Pickerington North. 137 runners competed in the event. Other runners were from Fairless, Newark, Tuscarawas, Unioto, Waverly, and Westerville South. Clara S. claimed 19th with a time of 22.34. Miranda B. placed 26th

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Boys X-C Places 18th at Season’s First Invitational

Giuseppe P. (Courtesy/X-C parents) written by Audrey L. The boys cross country team launched its season at the Pickerington North Invitational on Saturday, August 24.  Sophomore Andy B. led the charge, completing the 5000-meter course in 19:05.40 to secure 57th place. Giuseppe P. was on his heels, finishing 60th at 19:11.60. Junior Henry S. rounded

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School Begins with Bonding, Service, and Adventure

Seniors play beach volleyball on their overnight retreat. (Courtesy/ Riddah A.) On August 19, 2024, Columbus Academy’s Upper School began the new school year with tailored activities for each grade: freshmen bonded during Unity Day, sophomores committed to Service hours, juniors tackled high ropes courses at ZipZone, and seniors enjoyed an inaugural overnight retreat at

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Vlad and Vicki Suit Up!

  written by Izu N.   On Sunday, August 18, during the launch of the Senior Retreat at Deer Creek, Viking candidates auditioned in front of Dean Thompson, several senior advisors, and senior STUCO members. Candidates commented on how they would show generosity in the CA community, how to handle quiet freshmen in the student

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Sophomores Serve on School’s First Day

To kick off the new school year, the sophomore class participated in a Service Day early on Monday, August 19. Each advisory traveled different sites to contribute to the community, including the Mid-Ohio Food Collective, the Broad Street Food Pantry, LifeCare Alliance, Faith Mission, and new partners: Level the Playing Field, Gahanna Community Garden, and

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First Friday Kicks Off with White Out

(Courtesy/Nour A.) written by Lila P. Fans huddled around tables, sharing paintbrushes to support their favorite players on Friday, August 25. The night began with a tailgate on the Quad from 5-7 p.m. that included “walking tacos,” cookies, and a sign-making competition hosted by the Art Society. Students decked out in all-white ensembles, including white

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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