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Football Holds Off St. Charles

Joey G. carries the ball. (Courtesy/Cindy Wilson) The CA Football team improved to 5-0 on Friday, September 20, after picking up its first road win this season at St. Charles, besting the Cardinals 27-20. Academy seized the momentum right out of the gates with the defense forcing a punt from the Cardinals on their first

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Girls Golf Districts Win Celebrated on Sr. Night

Matthew F., Sydney F., Angela H., and Abbey Z. (Courtesy/Colin Hulme). Columbus Academy’s girls golf team rolled to another postseason victory, winning districts to catapult themselves into states contention. The girls took one more step towards their ultimate goal of winning a second state title in just the team’s fifth season of existence. Now, only

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Girls Golf raises its first state championship flag 

Mrs. Soderberg invited the girls varsity golf team and their coach, Maggie F., to join Mr. Singleton and her on the stage as they were recognized for their individual and team accomplishments at the October 31 assembly. Upper school students and faculty followed the team out of the theatre and gathered around the flagpole to

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Why Don’t We’s TGTATBO

(Wikimedia Commons) Released on January 15, 2021, Why Don’t We’s “The Good Times And The Bad Ones” has 10 songs and is available on all music streaming platforms and show much this band grown in its 5 years of writing and releasing 2 albums, 5 EP’s, and 13 singles.  “The Good Times And The Bad

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Boys Soccer Notches Two More Victories, Nets One Loss

Senior Jared Kass. (Josh Tu’21) Fresh off a critical win against Whitehall and looking to add another, our boys soccer team faced Bishop Hartley on Saturday, September 26. Both teams had scoring opportunities in the first half, with goalie Luke Budzik’21 saving multiple shots. Academy controlled the pace of the game throughout the first half,

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Update: Girls Track Places 2nd at Regionals

Kiersten Thomassey’20 in the lead. (Staff photo) Girls track was second in the region as a team, and Annalise Grammel placed third in the 800. The top four in each event move on to states. Hannah Clay also placed third, while the 4-by-800 of Regan Cornelius, Grammel, Mary Kate Prall, and Maddie Tuckerman got second. 

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The Evolution of Academy’s Junior Speech

Every Thursday is an important day for at least three juniors at Columbus Academy. Sophomores realize that it will soon be their turn to speak in front of 400 people, and freshmen push the thought aside, as they have two years until their speech dates. What we now call the “Junior Speech” officially began in