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Three Wins, Two Losses for Baseball

(Courtesy / CA Flickr) It was a mixed week for Columbus Academy baseball as the boys went 3-2 with games against Buckeye Valley, Franklin Heights, and St. Charles. The boys beat Franklin Heights 13-0 to open their week on Monday, May 5, lost to Buckeye Valley 10-0 on Wednesday, May 7, dominated Franklin Heights 23-3

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Girls Track Honors 10 Players on Senior Night 

Girls track team celebrated their seniors on April 30, hosting Bishop Watterson. Honorees included Alisha A., Isa E., Lindsey L., Jennifer L., Sophie L., Morgan L., Amelia N., Melanie Q., Clara S., and Katie V. The pre-meet ceremony began with each senior walking across the field with their families.  Highlights were from Morgan S., who

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Boys Track Wins at Senior Night

Brian A. (Courtesy/Academy Communications Flickr) Competing two meets in one day apart, boys track honored its seniors at a dual meet against Bishop Watterson on Wednesday, April 30, before traveling to Fredericktown on Friday, May 2. The boys won their Senior night, scoring 61 points to Bishop Watterson’s 35. Three 4x800m relay squads from led

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Boys Tennis Aces Matches 

Nason L. (Courtesy/@ca_boystennis Instagram) With the season nearing its end, the boys tennis team had another busy yet undefeated week. They remain first in the Central Buckeye League standing, holding a perfect 13-0 win record.  The Vikings won against New Albany (3-2) on Monday, April 28, which team described as the “match of the year.”

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Girls LAX Wins Two, Lose to the Blazers

Girls lacrosse went 2-1 on the week, with wins against Dublin Jerome and Bishop Hartley and a loss to Hathaway Brown. The Vikes are now 8-7 on the season. The week began with an 18-12 victory over Jerome. Next up was Hartley, who the Vikes made quick work of with a dominant 20-5 performance. The

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Boys Lacrosse Captures 1 Win, Has 1 Loss

(Gavin S./ Courtesy CA Flickr) On Wednesday, April 30, the boys lacrosse team hosted Jonathan Alder. The Vikings and Pioneers went back and forth, exchanging goals throughout the first half, with the first quarter ending 2-2 and the second quarter ending 3-3. Post halftime, Academy stole the lead, outscoring the Pioneers 2-1 in the third

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Baseball Celebrates Its Seniors

(Courtesy / CA Flickr) The baseball team tallied two more wins this week in back-to-back games against Bishop Ready’s Silver Knights and claimed its first win of the series on Monday, April 28, also Senior Night, and then two days later on Wednesday, April 30. Additionally, three games were either cancelled or postponed: Bishop Hartley

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Baseball Wins Two, Loses Two

(Courtesy / CA Flickr) It was a mixed week for baseball as the boys claimed two wins and suffered two losses, beating Whitehall on Monday, April 21, and then Bexley on Thursday, April 24, outscoring both teams with a combined 29 runs. The losses came from Bexley on Wednesday, April 23, and Heath on Saturday,

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Boys Tennis Remains Undefeated

(Courtesy/@ca_boystennis Instagram) The Vikings kicked off last week by travelling to Bexley for the second annual Madison Cup, which is played in honor of alumnus Jack Madison ‘21 who was a four-year letterwinner, co-captain, two time receiver of First Team All-Ohio 2x Division, and State Doubles Runner-Up for Columbus Academy. The Cup, which was won

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First Place for Boys Track

Boys track dominated in its latest meet at Worthington Christian as it claimed first on Tuesday, April 23, outscoring  Bexley, Worthington Christian, Grove City Christian, and Madison Christian in its latest contest. The Vikings amassed 103 points, a 19-point margin over second-place Bexley and 31 points above Worthington Christian. For individuals, Gabe D-R. won the