On Wednesday, October 26, the Vikings battled the Granville Christian Academy Eagles at home in their District semifinal game. The Vikings entered the game blindly, having never faced the Eagles and earned an overwhelming 10-0 victory.

After defeating Lancaster, the Vikings took on Granville, who chose to play against our girls in the next round. Despite playing a more qualified opponent, the result was more of the same, with CA easily dispatching of the Blue Aces.

On Saturday, October 31, the boys and girls cross country teams competed in the Regional Championships at Pickerington North High School.

On Friday, October 30, the football team faced London during its last game of the season. London quickly took the lead and was ahead 14-0 at the end of the first quarter. The Vikings put up their first touchdown during the second quarter when Herman Moultrie’18 had a 3-yard run into the end zone.

The girls had their district semifinal match at Fairbanks on Tuesday, October 27. Fortunately, our Vikes put on a dominant performance. Controlling possession for most of the game, they took a total of 11 shots with five on target.

On Saturday, October 24, the girls team had an impressive 4th place finish, with a score of 86, behind competitors Northmore, Fredericktown, and Fairfield Christian. Audrey Grammel’17 led the team with a 2nd place finish and a time of 19:42.66.

On Friday, October 23, the Vikings faced Bexley in a much-anticipated game. The game got off to a shaky start with Bexley ahead by 10-0 at the end of the first quarter. When the second quarter stared, the Vikings were ready to put points on the scoreboard. Herman Moultrie’18 ran 32 yards to the end…

On Thursday, October 15, the volleyball team was ready for its revenge against Bexley after Academy’s previous win on its home court.

At Saturday’s MSL meet in London,  the girls earned runner-up, and the boys team won MSL Ohio champions!

On Friday, October 16, all players and, particularly, the seniors Jacob Jeffers, Jack Mills, Sam Tuckerman, Matt Watters and Liam Wainaina hoped to end with a win, and that’s exactly what they did.  Academy quickly took the lead over Berne Union, scoring a touchdown rushed 6 yards by Herman Moultrie’18.