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Tennis Sends Seven to Districts

Ryan Panley’22 returns ball in sectionals. (Katie Rankin’22/Media) On Wednesday, May 8, Academy’s tennis team kicked off postseason play in the individual sectional tournament. On the doubles side, first seeded Suriya Sundaram’19 and Rhian Seneviratne’20 defeated the second seeded cousins Jack Madison’21 and Arie Tuckerman’21. Both teams look to reach the finals once again at

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Girls Track takes on MSL Meet

Regan Cornelius’21 rounds the bend in the 4 by 800. (Courtesy Dr. Sweazy-Grammel) This week the Vikes raced in the MSL championships at Whitehall Yearling. On this large stage, our girls showed they were ready for postseason. Starting the meet with the preliminary races on Tuesday, May 7, the majority of our girls qualified to

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Boys Lacrosse Back to Dominant Ways

Senior David Barren slings a pass to his teammate. (Jenny L’Hommedieu’19/Media) The CA boys lacrosse team wasted no time in returning to form after its first loss in three weeks, as the Vikings posted blowout wins over Pickerington North, Westerville North, and Gahanna Lincoln. Academy hit the road for a matchup with Pickerington North on

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Vikes Feel Good in Week before Leagues

Academy in the lead. (Charlie Belford’22/Media) Our girls had their last two regular season meets before leagues, which gained confidence for postseason. The first meet was on Wednesday, May 1 against Bloom Carroll at home.  In the 100 meter dash, three Vikings placed in the top four. Kiersten Thomassey ‘20 flew to a first place

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Tennis Goes 4-1 in Big Week

The Columbus Academy boys tennis team added four more wins to their total this week, despite suffering a rare loss to University School. The Vikes began the week with a match against Dublin Coffman on Monday, April 29. The #10 team in Division 1 was no match for the Vikings, as they swept the Shamrocks

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Baseball Earns Two Victories in Busy Week

After ending the previous week with a triumph against Berne Union, the CA baseball team was looking to build on its win. Kicking off the week against Grandview Heights at home on Monday, April 29, the Vikes were determined to claim a victory. After the exciting back and forth game, our boys managed to pull

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Girls Lacrosse Cruises to Two Victories

Junior Lauren Bernacki pulls away from CSG’s defender before taking a shot on goal. (Ella Morris’22/Media) On Tuesday, April 30, our girls lacrosse team hosted Thomas Worthington on Hondros Field. The team came out firing in this matchup, getting off 11 shots on goal in the first half and scoring 6 to take a 6-4

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Boys Lacrosse Halted By St. Charles

Senior Gunnar Geiger motors downfield after winning the face-off. (Jenny L’Hommedieu’19/Media) The CA boys lacrosse team had its 8-game winning streak snapped on Thursday, April 25, as the Vikings fell to St. Charles, 9-7. Before clashing with the Cardinals, Academy hosted Buckeye Valley on Tuesday, April 23, and took the Barons to the cleaners, 18-4.

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Boys Baseball Suffers Double-Header Losses

Our boys baseball team had a tough week, as they took on their rivals the Bexley Lions in a two game series. The Vikes had the home field advantage in the first game but suffered a crushing 1-10 defeat as they failed to round the bases on Monday, April 22. On Wednesday, April 24, the

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Girls Lacrosse Takes on Tough Competition

Sophie Spolter’22 running towards the goal. (Katie Rankin’22/Media) On Thursday, April 25, the Girls Lacrosse team took on the 19th ranked program in the country against St. Francis DeSales. The Vikes kept pace with the Stallions through the course of the game. Although CA wasn’t getting off as many shots as DeSales, they were much more