The Vikings dominated the baseball diamond this week, standing at 12-0 in the MSL Ohio league. On Monday, April 25, the boys cruised to victory against Worthington Christian, winning 14-1.

On Monday, April 25, at Amanda Clearcreek, the Vikes swept away Marietta, winning the match 5-0.

As the final days of the school year roll in, the seniors seem to be holding on to every last moment. The same sentiment went for this week’s girls lacrosse games, creating more memories for the seniors to cherish.

On Wednesday, April 20, the boys lacrosse team faced perhaps its toughest opponent of the season in St. Francis DeSales (6-1). After matching the Stallions goal for goal in the first half, the Vikes lost steam early in the third quarter, allowing DeSales to pull away and eventually win, 13-8.

The past week was a strong one for the boys tennis team. The Vikes swept the courts, defeating Granville, Grandview, and West Jefferson, 5-0 and winning every court in just two sets. Last year Academy played the same teams and had similar outcomes. Hence, these victories were expected. This was very restorative after last week’s…

On Tuesday, April 19, the CA girls track team won a home meet against Fairfield Union, Patriot Prep, and Wellington. The Vikes secured a 52 point victory, outpacing second place Fairfield Union by a sizable margin.

This week was full of triumphs for the Academy’s baseball team, which emerged victorious from each of its four games. On Monday, April 18, after a stalemate in the third inning that left the Vikings in a tie with Bexley, a rapid-fire fourth-inning burst was enough for the boys to come out on top at…

The Vikings soundly defeated Grandview Heights on Wednesday, April 13, with a 19-9 win. Down by four in the 6th inning, Academy pulled through with 15 runs in the last two innings to keep its winning record for conference games. Offense highlights included Nick Stringer’17, Lou Burns’17, and Nick Rothman’19 with five, four, and three…

Photos of boys and girls track by Chris Heerman’17 On Tuesday, April 19, Academy faced Patriot Academy, Fairfield Union, and Tree of Life on an ideal, spring day that ended with the Vikings taking second place overall.

The challenge to rebound after the tough New Albany loss did not faze the CA girls lacrosse team. The girls went 4-0 during their third week, beginning on Wednesday, April 13, against fellow DII competitor, Bishop Hartley. Academy won 13-10, proving its resilience in pressure situations.