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Girls Lacrosse Falls to CSG Unicorns 

Morgan H. (Courtesy/ Ralph S.) On Tuesday, May 9, the girls lacrosse team finished its regular season with a 7-8 record after playing CSG at home, falling close to the Unicorns 13-14. Mia D. and Claire R. put the Vikings on the scoreboard after CSG gained a 2 goal lead. The Vikes were in the lead

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Boys LAX Secures two Wins then loses to Aces

Boys lacrosse traveled to Gahanna Lincoln on Tuesday, May 9 for an 8-4 win over the Lions. Staying on the road, the Vikes used their winning momentum against Pickerington North on Thursday, May 11. With 5 goals from Miles F., the Vikes led the Panthers to overtime. To end the game, Miles scored his 6th

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Girls Tracks Places 3rd at Championships

(Melanie Q./Staff) The girls track team traveled to Whitehall on Thursday, May 11 for the Mid-State League Meet, competing against Bexley, Buckeye Valley, Columbus School for Girls, Grandview Heights, Wellington, Whitehall, and Worthington Christian. With a final score of 109, the girls placed 3rd overall, just six points short of Buckeye Valley. Ella L. claimed

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Boys Track Shatters Personal Records at MSL’s

Gabe A. (Melanie Q./Staff) Boys track competed in the Mid-State League meet on Thursday, May 11, against Bexley, Buckeye Valley,  Grandview Heights, Wellington, Whitehall-Yearling, and Worthington Christian.  In field events, Marcus J. finished third in shot put, throwing 44’10.” Justin A. earned seventh with a 19’0” in long jump.  Hurdler Gabe A. ran 17.11 for

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Boys Baseball: The Drought Continues

(Ethan K./Media) Boys baseball lost 3 more games this week, stretching its losing streak to 6. The team traveled to Worthington Christian on Monday, May 8, and to Jonathan Alder on Wednesday, May 10, and hosted Hamilton Township on Thursday, May 11. The match against East Knox on Saturday, May 13, was rained out. Academy

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Boys Tennis Eyes Big Week After Sectionals

Lucas X. serves a point. (Lance H./Staff) On Wednesday May 10, boys tennis began its first day of sectionals competing against 15 schools. It was a clear, beautiful day, and the team battled not only their opponents but also the sweltering heat. Singles players Connor T., Ian C., and Lucas X. and doubles players Nason L.

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Girls Track Dominates the Competition

(Melanie Q.) The girls track team’s results were off the charts when they faced Johnstown, Grove City Christian, Highland, and Licking Heights on Friday, May 5, claiming first place across six events and breaking two school records. In shuttles hurdles, Zoya A., Ella L., Eleanor S., and Sam W. won 1st place in 1:07.96 and

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Boys Track Tallies Another Victory

Stavros M. (Melanie Q./Staff) Boys track traveled to Johnstown-Monroe to compete in the “Johnnie Relays” on Friday, May 5. The and secured a victory against Grove City Christian, Highland, Johnstown-Monroe, and Licking Heights.  Justin A., Charlie B., Carson J., and Emmanuel J. placed first in the 4×100 with 45.67. In shuttle hurdles, Gabe A., Charlie

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Girls Lacrosse:7-7

(Courtesy/Ralph Schudel) Girls lacrosse faced the Stallions at home on May 2 for the second time this season but lost 8-12. The Vikings started off strong with goals by Morgan H. and Sofia S. and were 6-7  at halftime 6-7, but Desales picked up the heat in the second half. On Thursday, May 4, the team

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Double Defeat for Boys Lacrosse at Home

The Vikings faced and lost to the Berlin Bears on Thursday, May 4 on Carlin field. The team totaled 6 goals for the but could not conquer the Bears’ nine. Goal scorers included Dominic C., Sean G., Parker S., and 2 from Ryne W.  Following the loss, the team welcomed Mariemont on Saturday, May 6,