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Undefeated Week for Girls Golf

(Courtesy/Cindy Wilson) The girls golf team returned to action this week competing twice at Blacklick Woods. On Tuesday, September 10, they faced off against Worthington Christian and secured their first victory of the week led by Caroline Z. with a 35, followed by Claire Z. with a 40. Next came Ella T. with a 44

Sports

A Rough Week for Boys Golf

Ethan B. (Courtesy @academyvikingsinstagram) On Thursday, September 12, boys golf traveled to the Denison Golf course for the third CBL Invitational. The Vikes shot a team score of 325, resulting in a last place finish. Jaxon C. captured the lowest score for Academy, shooting a 79. Krish B. trailed one behind, tallying an 80. Gavin

Sports

Boys X-C Falls with Few Members

Matt T. (Courtesy/XC Parents) Missing four of its top seven runners, the boys cross country team tallied 391 points, placing 17th of 17 at the Newark Invitational on Saturday, September 14.  Henry S. and Giuseppe P. led the pack in 52nd and 58th, with personal bests of 18:43.8 and 18:57.2, respectively. Graham A. finished 137th

Sports

Girls Cross Country Struggles in Newark

Sophie L. (Courtesy/Cindy Wilson) The Vikings struggled in Newark last Saturday, September 14. The one-two-punch combination of injuries and the ACT standardized test knocked the Vikings down as a team. Individually, Clara S. once again led the Vikings with 21:18 landing her in 26th place. Miranda B-Y followed her in 34th at 21:43. Sophie L.

A&E

The New Beetlejuice is Bad, But That’s Not A Bad Thing.

(Courtesy/Wikimedia Commons) You would think, with a cast including Winona Ryder, Jenna Ortega, Michael Keaton, and Tim Burton serving as director, that Beetlejuice Beetlejuice would be a guaranteed pop culture phenomenon–a spooky Barbie in popularity. But, surprisingly, it is not.  With Winona Ryder and Tim Burton reprising their involvement in the newest sequel of Beetlejuice, it is

Opinion & Editorial

Editorial: Cell Phone Ban Increases Connections

(Courtesy/Wikimedia Commons) A small, rectangular screen, dinging constantly, has invaded society as we know it. The need to check for texts, notifications, and updates has made cell phones a necessity, something we can’t go a day without. But when does the harm of this technology overshadow its convenience? We shouldn’t be walking around school—a place

News

Fall of JSA Initiates Birth of CLA

(Courtesy/Civic Leaders of America) On August 1, Junior State of America (JSA) announced an end to its 90-year legacy of leadership, civic engagement, and student political involvement in a public statement, citing a lack of funding and a declining rate of new members joining the organization as the cause.  This decision to close was news

Sports

Football Tramples Newark Catholic

Academy’s offensive line (Courtesy/Alex L.) The Vikings prevailed in their conquest to remain undefeated following the annual Charlie David Dinner on Friday, September 8, tallying another home win against the Newark Catholic Green Wave 35-14. Newark Catholic started off hot as its quarterback Miller H. led with an 80-yard touchdown march on the first possession,

Sports

Field Hockey Keeps Winning

Alicia L (Courtesy/@academyvikingsinstagram) Field hockey continued its unbeaten streak last week, with convincing wins against Dublin Coffman and Bexley. The Vikes, now 8-0 on the season, have outscored their opponents by a combined 33-4 thus far.  The Vikes started the week on Tuesday, September 3, with yet another home game, their fifth in a row.

Sports

Girls Soccer Wins Four in a Row

Haidi S. (Courtesy/ Sunil S.) On Wednesday, September 4, the Vikings hosted Whitehall in a 7 p.m. contest. Academy got off to a fast start and didn’t look back, totaling 13 goals in their shutout against the Rams. Senior Haidi S. led the Vikings with three goals, and Carolina M. and Addison M. each added