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Christian Academy of Louisville April <strong>20</strong>, <strong>20</strong><strong>15</strong><br />
Varsity Lacrosse Goes<br />
“Back to the Future”!<br />
If you’ve ever wondered<br />
what the future of<br />
lacrosse will look like at<br />
Christian Academy of Louisville<br />
you should have<br />
joined the enthusiastic contingent<br />
of families and students<br />
who showed up to<br />
cheer the Centurions on Friday<br />
night against our Middletown<br />
rivals, the Eastern Eagles.<br />
(continued on next page)<br />
www.caschools.us/centurion-athletics<br />
Track & Field Compete at<br />
Titan Classic<br />
With the seniors in<br />
California, the<br />
younger track & field<br />
athletes stepped up<br />
for Christian Academy<br />
at the Titan Classic.<br />
After a season<br />
with an unprecedented<br />
number of weather<br />
cancellations and<br />
postponements, the<br />
team finally had perfect weather to compete.<br />
(continued on pg. 3)<br />
CAL Athletics Spring Golf Classic is 3 Weeks Away...Register Now! (page 4)<br />
Catching Up with Centurion Varsity Baseball!!<br />
Centurion Varsity baseball<br />
has won three games<br />
of five games in the last<br />
two weeks, including 5-4<br />
win over the 6 th ranked<br />
team in Illinois, Brother<br />
Rice, on April 8.<br />
Brother Rice scored once to open the game in the first inning,<br />
but CAL struck back for four runs in the bottom half<br />
of the inning. Cohoon led off with a single to right and advanced<br />
to second base on a Blake Carlisle bunt. Johnny<br />
Embry walked and Paul Haupt followed with a double to<br />
left to score Cohoon and tie the game. Riley Thompson<br />
then walked to load the bases. One out later Matt Frank<br />
walked to force in Embry before Dylan Sexton singled to<br />
score both Haupt and Thompson to give CAL a 4-1 lead.<br />
(continued on pg. 5)<br />
The CAL<br />
ladies tennis team<br />
didn’t let the rain<br />
get them<br />
down. The Centurions<br />
sailed to<br />
victory by defeating<br />
Oldham<br />
County High<br />
School on Monday,<br />
and Ballard<br />
High School on<br />
Tuesday.<br />
(continued on pg. 7)
With all six senior lax-men on their senior trip, the future of CAL lacrosse is exactly what we witnessed<br />
as a lean, but talented varsity lacrosse squad beat a very physical Eastern team 13-11. If<br />
you were one of the lucky fans who chose to begin your weekend watching a great lacrosse game you saw<br />
major contributions to the victory by freshmen, sophomores and juniors alike.<br />
Eastern came out and scored two quick goals. The Centurions took the Eagles’ punch and started punching<br />
back, pulling even at 2 goals apiece by the end of the first quarter. On the strength of 10 assists for the game,<br />
CAL poured in 4 goals in the second quarter and 5 in the third quarter to pull away from the visitors… finishing<br />
with 2 more goals in the final period.<br />
Along with a great defensive contribution by the midfielders, our “long pole” defensemen, Larkin Mann,<br />
Tristan Scull, Alex Tran, Jake Paulson and Colton Blacketer held Eastern to only 23 shots on goal. Jacob<br />
Spencer came up big in the net racking up 12 saves.<br />
Junior attackman Holton Durenberger posted a gargantuan effort with 4 goals and 4 assists. Freshman midfielder<br />
Caleb Anderson also found the net 4 times and sophomore attackman Chandler Holloway scored<br />
twice. Among other midfielders, junior David Franke had 1 goal and 2 assists for his own “hat trick”. Junior<br />
Jack Gilbert and sophomore Cade Sparrow also beat the Eagles’ goalie for 1 goal each to round out the<br />
team’s scoring. Freshmen Garrett Goldman and Jackson Donovan contributed to the team’s total with 2 assists<br />
each.<br />
This week will be jam packed for our Centurion lacrosse teams with three games played in five days. Tuesday<br />
Lexington Bryan Station comes to CAL. Wednesday the team makes the short trip to Kentucky Country<br />
Day in another district match up. Finally, the Oldham County Colonels pull in to 700 S. English Station<br />
Road for another home game.<br />
All three games are convenient for Centurions fans to make a big showing. Let’s add to the great numbers<br />
that have been coming out to lift up these hard working warriors and let’s show Louisville and the state that<br />
Christian Academy fans are serious about standing with our lacrosse teams!<br />
CALATHLETICS@CENTURIONAD<br />
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The girls team placed 6th in the 16-team invitational, with the<br />
boys finishing 8th. Leading the way for the girls, was a runnerup<br />
performance by the 4x400 relay team. Jessica Bozell got the foursome<br />
off to a strong start, then handed off to Clara Lynch who seized the<br />
lead. Following Clara, Julianna Sabbak set up Madalyn O'Dea's scorching<br />
kick - racing past the squad from South Oldham in the last 10 meters<br />
to grab silver. Each of the four<br />
also scored in multiple other individual<br />
events to add to the<br />
team effort. Maya Wright also placed in 3 events, with her best<br />
mark coming in the 100 - her 4th place in the 100 in a near PR<br />
13.59. The boys team performance was boosted by the hurdling of<br />
Wes Wegert and John Bozell, who went 2-3 in the 110 hurdles and<br />
7-8 in the 300 hurdles. Freshman Steven Ott ripped through 2 significant<br />
distance barriers - breaking 5 minutes in the 1600 and 11<br />
minutes in the 3<strong>20</strong>0. Sprinter Cal Lewellyn also broke a barrier -<br />
going under 12 seconds in the 100 for the first time.<br />
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Do you golf or know someone who does?<br />
CAL Athletics is hosting the...<br />
<strong>20</strong><strong>15</strong> CAL Spring Golf Classic<br />
Persimmon Ridge Golf Club<br />
May 11, <strong>20</strong><strong>15</strong><br />
This is the CAL Athletic Dept’s ONLY fundraiser and<br />
WE NEED YOU!!!!<br />
● Sponsors<br />
● Golfers<br />
● Door Prizes<br />
Call the Athletic Office 753-4580 or go online to<br />
register! caschools.us/spring-golf-classic<br />
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Brother Rice tied it with three in the second and the score remained tied until the bottom of the<br />
sixth inning when Johnny Embry homered over the right center field fence to give CAL a 5-4<br />
lead which proved to be the final margin of victory.<br />
In addition to Embry’s home run, Brett Cohoon had two hits in the game, both singles, Paul Haupt had a<br />
double, and Dylan Sexton and Micah Brown both singled. Riley Thompson started the game on the mound<br />
for the Centurions and pitched two innings. Micah Brown picked up the victory with five innings of threehit<br />
baseball.<br />
On the last Saturday of spring break, CAL split a double header with Bourbon County. In the first game of<br />
the twinbill, CAL won in dramatic fashion, as Garrett McIntire squeezed home Aaron Blackburn on a bunt with two outs in the<br />
bottom of the seventh inning to give CAL a 3-2 win.<br />
Bourbon County scored their only two runs in the top of the first inning before winning<br />
pitcher Dylan Sexton settled in to pitch a complete game victory, striking out 10<br />
and walking no one in seven innings. CAL began their comeback in the bottom of<br />
the first when Garrett McIntire beat out an infield single with one out. Johnny Embry<br />
walked and one out later, Riley Thompson singled to centerfield to score McIntire<br />
to tie the game. CAL tied in the fourth inning when Thompson tripled and<br />
scored on a Dylan Sexton ground out, setting the stage for the seventh inning.<br />
Aaron Blackburn reached on an infield single with two outs and stole second basae.<br />
Brett Cohoon walked and both players advanced on an error by the catcher setting up<br />
the 1-0 pitch where Garrett McIntire bunted and scored Blackburn from third base, giving the Centurions a 3-2 victory. McIntire<br />
had three hits in the game for CAL, Riley Thompson had a triple and a single, Blackburn had two singles, and Jonathan Embry<br />
also singled.<br />
In the nightcap, Bourbon County scored singled tallies in the first, second, and fourth innings staking themselves to a 3-0 lead en<br />
route to defeating CAL, 3-1. CAL scored their only run in the sixth inning when Riley Thompson singled with two outs and stole<br />
second base. He scored when Dylan Sexton reached on error by the third baseman.<br />
CAL had six hits in the game: Paul Haupt singled three times; Johnny Embry, Riley Thompson, and Nick Weaver all had one.<br />
CAL used three pitchers in the game: Brett Cohoon, Aaron Blackburn, and Riley Thompson. Thompson struck out four in two<br />
innings of hitless relief.<br />
CAL split two games while the seniors were on their senior trip. The Centurions won the first game of the week, 8-1, over Collins<br />
High School in a five-inning rain-shortened game.<br />
CAL struck early, scoring twice in the bottom of the first inning. Blake Carlisle led off with an infield hit and stole second base.<br />
He scored two outs later when Dylan Sexton reached on an error. Sexton scored when Luke Price doubled into right centerfield,<br />
giving the Centurions a 2-0 lead.<br />
CAL scored five more in the second inning. Addison Skarski singled with one out, stole second, and advanced to third base on a<br />
passed ball. Skarski scored on a James Skaggs single to centerfield. Skaggs advanced to second and third bases on wild pitches.<br />
Blake Carlisle walked and Garrett McIntire reached first safely on a bunt single, but Skaggs was tagged out on a throw to home.<br />
Paul Haupt doubled to left field, scoring Carlisle with McIntire stopping at third. Dylan Sexton walked to load the bases and<br />
McIntire scored when Luke Price drew a walk. Nick Weaver followed with a single to centerfield, scoring both Haupt and Sexton<br />
and giving the Centurions a 7-0 lead. (continued on next page)<br />
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Nick Weaver had two singles and three runs batted in for the Centurions.<br />
Luke Price had a double, two walks, and two rbi. Paul Haupt doubled<br />
and Blake Carlisle, Garrett McIntire, Addison Skarski, and James Skaggs all contributed<br />
singles. Garrett McIntire pitched all five innings, allowing two hits, and striking<br />
out seven for the victory.<br />
CAL dropped their final game of the week, 6-1, to Desales on Thursday. CAL mustered<br />
only two hits in the game, a double by Blake Carlisle and a single by Cameron<br />
Marshall. CAL’s only run came in the sixth inning when Marshall singled to lead<br />
off the inning with Hunter Myers entering the game to run for Marshall. One out<br />
later, Carlisle doubled with Myers advancing to third base. Myers scored on a wild pitch for CAL’s only run. Dylan Sexton and<br />
Addison Skarski pitched in the game for CAL.<br />
The Centurions are now 8-7 with important district games starting this next week,<br />
including a Tuesday night 7:30 game at Ballard. Below is a quick recap of earlier<br />
CAL varsity baseball games:<br />
CAL 5, Fairdale 1. Jake Hollinsworth had two singles, Johnny Embry a triple,<br />
Nick Weaver a double, and singles by Paul Haupt (two rbi) and Dylan Sexton. Aaron<br />
Blackburn was the winning pitcher with relief help from Brett Cohoon and Dylan<br />
Sexton<br />
Lafayette 9, CAL 5. Jonathan Embry had a home run and a triple (four rbi) and Blake Carlisle doubled for CAL’s only<br />
hits. CAL used four pitchers in the game: Matt Frank, Micah Brown, Dylan Sexton, and Jake Hollinsworth<br />
CAL 4, TF South-Chicago 1. Double—Jonathan Embry. Singles—Blake Carlisle, Jake Hollinsworth, and Brett Cohoon. Winning<br />
pitcher—Aaron Blackburn with relief help from Jake Hollinsworth and Brett Cohoon.<br />
CAL 7, Daviess County 2. Jonathan Embry had a double and a single. Riley Thompson and Dylan Sexton each had two<br />
singles. Blake Carlisle, Brett Cohoon, Paul Haupt, Jake Hollinsworth, and Nick Weaver all had one single apiece. Dylan Sexton<br />
(three innings) and Riley Thompson (four innings) combined to limit Daviess County to three hits, while striking out nine.<br />
Male 6, CAL 1. Singles—Paul Haupt, Brett Cohoon, and Blake Carlisle. Aaron Blackburn and Brett Cohoon pitched.<br />
Trinity 4, CAL 1. Paul Haupt had two singles. Matt Frank and Aaron Blackburn each had one single. Riley Thompson<br />
struck out 12, while walking none and allowing two hits in five innings. Garrett McIntire pitched two innings.<br />
CAL 1, Trinity 0 (10 innings). Double—Jonathan Embry. Singles—Blake Carlisle, Jake Hollinsworth, Dylan Sexton, Aaron<br />
Blackburn. Dylan Sexton and Micah Brown combined to pitch 10 innings, allowing only five hits, walking one, and striking out<br />
six.<br />
Glenbard West 8, CAL 5. Jonathan Embry had a triple and a single. Paul Haupt had a double<br />
and a single. Singles: Garrett McIntire and Matt Frank. Brett Cohoon and Matt Frank pitched<br />
for CAL.<br />
CAL 6, Bullitt East 1. Riley Thompson had two singles. Singles: Jonathan Embry, Paul<br />
Haupt, Blake Carlisle, and Garrett McIntire. Aaron Blackburn pitched the complete game victory.<br />
Waukegan 8, CAL 2. Jonathan Embry had a home run and a single. Riley Thompson and<br />
Brett Cohoon both had a double and a single. Jake Hollinsworth singled. Aaron Blackburn and<br />
Matt Frank pitched for CAL.<br />
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Winning in singles against OCHS: Grace Jennings<br />
and Anna Falk. Winning in doubles against<br />
OCHS: Jeannie Soto/Isabel Puri, Audrey Whitacre/<br />
Katie Stahl, Tatum Plyler/Rebecca Liu, Caroline<br />
Husband/Emma Wheeler, and Lydia Crouch/<br />
Lauren Seaton.<br />
Winning in singles against Ballard: Grace Jennings,<br />
Jeannie Soto, and Anna Falk. Winning in<br />
doubles against Ballard: Isabel Puri/Ellen Joss, and<br />
Audrey Whitacre/Katie Stahl. Great job ladies!!<br />
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The Centurions traveled to Waggener on April 13 th<br />
minus three seniors for what turned out to be their<br />
only game of the week. Caroline LeFan pitched the<br />
three-inning shutout, striking out 8 batters out of 9.<br />
CAL scored 18 runs on a triple by Hannah Howes,<br />
a double by Cassidy Cook, singles by Cook, LeFan<br />
(2), Sam Thompson (2), Catie Kearfott, and several<br />
walks. This week’s schedule includes a game at<br />
Southern on Tuesday and a home game against #<strong>15</strong><br />
Assumption on Thursday. Come out and support<br />
Centurion Softball!<br />
It was a week of cancellations due to the inclement weather. The game played on Monday, April 13, <strong>20</strong><strong>15</strong> against<br />
Whitfield ended early due to the heavy showers, but the CAL girls were leading 9-3.<br />
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The Men’s tennis team had a solid week’s performance, defeating<br />
Eastern and KCD early in the week and then losing a close<br />
match to North Oldham on Friday. Many of the matches were<br />
close and the team represented Christ well by displaying excellent<br />
sportsmanship. Winning in singles against Eastern: Jake<br />
McDonnell, Bryce Anvar and Casey Diamond. Winning in<br />
doubles: David Parks/Jacob Keylor and Connor Steinmetz/<br />
Camden Sloss.<br />
Winning in singles against KCD: Jake<br />
McDonnell, Bryce Anvar, Connor Duffy<br />
and Scott Kubiak. David Parks/Jacob Keylor<br />
won in doubles.<br />
Winning in singles against North Oldham:<br />
Bryce Anvar and Casey Diamond.<br />
Date Time Sport Opponent<br />
Monday, April <strong>20</strong>, <strong>20</strong><strong>15</strong> 4:00PM Boys/Girls Varsity Track Eastern HS (Louisville) Dual Meet<br />
Tuesday, April 21, <strong>20</strong><strong>15</strong><br />
4:00PM Girls Varsity Tennis Seneca High School<br />
7:45PM Boys Varsity Lacrosse Bryan Station High School<br />
Thursday, April 23, <strong>20</strong><strong>15</strong><br />
4:00PM Boys Varsity Tennis St. Xavier HS<br />
5:30PM Girls Varsity Softball Assumption High School<br />
6:00PM Boys Varsity Baseball Scott County High School (LIT)<br />
Friday, April 24, <strong>20</strong><strong>15</strong> 7:45PM Girls Varsity Softball CAL Tournament<br />
3:00PM Boys Varsity Lacrosse Oldham Co<br />
1:30PM Girls Varsity Softball Fort Campbell High School<br />
Saturday, April 25, <strong>20</strong><strong>15</strong><br />
3:<strong>15</strong>PM Girls Varsity Softball Atherton HS<br />
11:00AM Boys Varsity Baseball Bishop Brossart High School (LIT)<br />
6:30PM Boys Varsity Baseball Trigg County High School (LIT)<br />
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News from the Underground<br />
#ALLIN<strong>20</strong><strong>15</strong><br />
Hard to believe that we are down to the last six weeks of the school year. Happy to see the Athletes competing<br />
in spring sports doing so well. Jonathan Embry has 3 bombs on the year, The Softball Team went 8-0 on<br />
their trip to Florida and the Track Throwers have been setting personal best in every meet. It’s also good to<br />
see Athletes that play sports in other seasons getting in for off season training.<br />
Schedule for training this week:<br />
Mornings 6:30am Sessions. All Session in The Underground unless noted<br />
Monday: Softball<br />
Tuesday: Boys Basketball<br />
Wednesday: Softball<br />
Thursday: Boys Basketball<br />
Friday: Boys Basketball (In the Blue Gym)<br />
Afternoon Sessions. All Sessions in The Underground unless noted<br />
Monday: 3:30pm Girls Basketball<br />
Tuesday: 3:30pm Field Hockey<br />
Wednesday: 3:30pm Baseball<br />
Thursday 3:30pm Field Hockey (On Field Conditioning)<br />
Friday: 3:30pm Girls Basketball (In Gym Conditioning)<br />
If you do not see your team listed, give me a call and we can set up a time for them or get a time scheduled<br />
for your student athlete to train with a similar sport if their team is not training together at this time.<br />
Remember you can keep up with any schedule changes on our Twitter feed @cfoundry or on our Facebook<br />
page – Centurion Sports Performance.<br />
If you have any questions or want to take a tour of our facility and our Sports Performance Program, please<br />
contact Coach Lile at (502) 457-6805 or glile@caschools.us.<br />
It’s a Blessed and Great life! ~ Coach Lile<br />
CALATHLETICS@CENTURIONAD<br />
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CAL JV BASEBALL WINS FRANKLIN COUNTY TOURNAMENT!!<br />
The Christian Academy JV Baseball team went undefeated in the Franklin County Junior<br />
Varsity tournament this past weekend, defeating teams from Lafayette, Scott County,<br />
and the host Franklin County team.<br />
CAL opened with a 4-3 victory over Lexington Lafayette High School. Brett Carlisle<br />
doubled to left centerfield to start the game. One out later, Carlisle scored when Paul<br />
Haupt singled to left. Haupt stole second base and Luke Price lined a two-out single to<br />
right centerfield to score Haupt and give the Centurions an early 2-0 lead.<br />
Lafayette scored once in the bottom of the second to close the gap to 2-1 before CAL<br />
stretched the lead to 4-1 in the third inning. Paul Haupt singled and scored when Dylan<br />
Sexton homered over the centerfield fence for CAL’s final runs. Lafayette scored once<br />
in the top of the seventh to narrow the gap to 4-3 before Chase Thomas came on to record<br />
the final outs in the victory.<br />
Dylan Sexton had a home run with two runs batted in. Blake Carlisle had a double and a single and Luke Price had<br />
two singles. Nick Weaver and Addison Skarski also singled for CAL. Garrett McIntire pitched the first two innings,<br />
Luke Price pitched four innings, and Chase Thomas pitched one for the Centurions.<br />
In the second game of the tournament, CAL scored three times in the bottom of the sixth inning to break a 3-3 tie and<br />
win the game 6-3. Cameron Marshall opened the sixth with a single to centerfield with Brooks Dibble coming into the<br />
game to run for Marshall. Cole Taylor walked, advancing Dibble to second. Tristan Howes entered the game to run<br />
for Taylor. One out later, Blake Carlisle walked to load the bases. Garrett McIntire then hit into a force play with Dibble<br />
scoring, giving CAL a 4-3 lead with two outs. CAL then pulled off a double steal, and teamed with some Scott<br />
County throwing errors, scored two runs to give the Centurions their final 6-3 margin of victory.<br />
Scott County scored once in the top of the first inning, but CAL took a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the second. Luke<br />
Price led off with a walk. Paul Haupt sacrificed Brooks Dibble (running for Price) to second base. One out later, Addison<br />
Skarski was hit by a pitch and Cameron Marshall walked to load the bases. Cole Taylor then singled home Dibble<br />
with Skarski scoring on an errant throw by the shortstop.<br />
Scott County tied the score in the top of the fifth inning before<br />
CAL again took the lead in the bottom half of the frame. Garrett<br />
McIntire walked with one out and Dylan Sexton was hit by a<br />
pitch. McIntire was thrown out at third attempting to steal with<br />
Sexton stealing second base. Luke Price walked and Paul Haupt<br />
was hit by a pitch to load the bases. Nick Weaver singled to left<br />
field to score Sexton to give CAL a 3-2 lead. Scott County tied<br />
the game in the top of the sixth before CAL scored three times in<br />
the bottom half of the inning to earn the victory.<br />
(continued on next page)<br />
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CAL had five hits in the game, all singles. Luke Price and Cameron Marshall both<br />
singled once and walked twice. Garrett McIntire, Nick Weaver, and Cole Taylor also<br />
singled. Marshall was the starting pitcher for CAL and had relief help from Chase<br />
Thomas and Addison Skarski.<br />
The third game of the tournament was versus the host team, Franklin County. CAL<br />
scored all five of their runs in the top of the first inning and then held on for the victory.<br />
Blake Carlisle had an infield single to open the game. Garrett McIntire plated Carlisle<br />
with a double to right center field and advanced to third on the throw home. Dylan<br />
Sexton walked and stole second base. Luke Price scored McIntire with a line drive<br />
single to center field with Sexton stopping at third base. Hilton Baumann ran for<br />
Price and stole second base. Paul Haupt hit a sacrifice fly to centerfield to score Sexton<br />
and Baumann scored when Nick Weaver doubled to left field. Weaver scored the<br />
fifth run of the inning when Addison Skarski singled to right center field to complete the CAL scoring.<br />
Franklin County scored single runs in the first, third, and fifth innings to narrow the final tally to 5-3. James Skaggs<br />
started on the mound for CAL and pitched five innings with two innings of relief help from Cole Taylor.<br />
In an earlier JV game during spring break, CAL had only three hits, but took advantage of 19 free passes (14 walks and<br />
five batters hit by pitches) to defeat the Brother Rice JV team out of Chicago, 14-8, in five innings.<br />
CAL’s eight run fourth inning extended a CAL 4-3 lead and put the<br />
game out of reach. Luke Price had a single, a sacrifice fly and three<br />
rbi for the Centurions and Hunter Myers had a single, two walks, and<br />
three rbi. Nick Weaver had a single. Garrett McIntire walked three<br />
times and was hit by a pitch, scoring three runs. Dylan Sexton, Paul<br />
Haupt, and Grant Harmon all had two walks and were hit by pitches<br />
and Brooks Dibble walked three times. James Skaggs, and Garrett<br />
McIntire pitched for CAL.<br />
The CAL JV team next plays at Ballard at 5:00 on Tuesday. Here’s results of earlier CAL JV games:<br />
CAL 7, TF South Chicago 5. Two singles each for Luke Price, Paul Haupt, Grant Harmon, and James Skaggs.<br />
One single each for Cameron Marshall, Cole Taylor, Addison Skarski, and Chase Thomas. Luke Price, James Skaggs,<br />
and Addison Skarski all pitched for CAL in the game.<br />
Trinity 7, CAL 0. The Trinity pitcher hurled a six inning perfect game with no CAL hitters reaching base.<br />
Nick Weaver, Garrett McIntire, and Luke Price all pitched for CAL.<br />
Male 7, CAL 3. Grant Harmon had two singles and two rbi. Luke Price and James Skaggs each singled.<br />
Brooks Dibble walked three times for CAL. Hunter Myers and James Skaggs pitched for the Centurions.<br />
Glenbard West 10, CAL 3. Nick Weaver had a triple and a single. Luke Price had a single and sacrifice fly<br />
with two rbi. Cameron Marshall and Hunter Myers both singled. Pitching for CAL were Nick Weaver, Luke Price,<br />
Addison Skarski, and James Skaggs.<br />
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CAL vs. EASTERN<br />
Friday, April 17, <strong>20</strong><strong>15</strong><br />
April 17th, Tuesday afternoon, CAL JV LAX played Eastern JV at CAL. The conditions of the field were<br />
good with overcast skies and the temperature 80 degrees.<br />
The ball was passed amongst the players with goalie Andrew Barbour blocking many attempts to score by<br />
the other team. Our team scored when Garrett Goldman (#2) passed to Jackson Donovan (#19) to make the<br />
first score! At halftime the score was 5-0 with final being 9-4 CAL wins!!<br />
Furthermore, praise God that Cameron Roberts (#34) arm has healed and is back to playing with his<br />
team!<br />
Rain…Rain GO AWAY! Well it’s been a slow couple of weeks for the 8 th grade team with more rain outs<br />
than games played. Before Spring Break the boys had a great comeback win against Crosby. Greg Lile came<br />
in and delivered two and a third scoreless innings that kept the team in the game. Jacob Dupps, Matthew Derridinger,<br />
Case Brown and Cole Johnson had big time hits in the late in the game that put the Centurions on<br />
top for the win. During Spring Break the boys that were in town got the opportunity to play with the freshmen<br />
team in the Bullitt East Tournament and gained valuable experience at the high school level. We were<br />
scheduled for three games last week but due to the rain we only got one game in on Thursday night against<br />
Barrett. The team fell behind early in the ballgame but battled back and took the game over to only trail by 2<br />
runs before time ran out. This was the first loss of the season and the team is looking forward to a rematch<br />
with the Barrett team.<br />
No games are scheduled this week due to the 8 th grade trip to DC. We will get back on the field on Saturday<br />
April 25 th at 9am against JCTMS. The game will be played at J-Town Skyview Park on field #1. Hope to see<br />
you at the ballpark!<br />
Open Tues-Fri*<br />
2:30-4pm<br />
*Closed when school<br />
is not in session<br />
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With Mother Nature winning for much of the last few weeks,<br />
here’s a brief recap on the 7/8 boys lacrosse team. On Saturday,<br />
March 28 CAL hosted the Knights from St. Patrick and St. Alberts. A traditional<br />
grudge match, this year’s contest was no different with the Knights<br />
topping both the CAL Red and Blue teams 3 – 5 and 2 – 5.<br />
On 3/30 they returned to action at<br />
CAL facing the Crusaders who are a<br />
culmination of players from several<br />
parishes. With the loss to the Knights still fresh on their minds, the<br />
Centurion Red team came out blazing and quickly took the lead which<br />
they never gave up for a convincing 13 – 2 victory! Coach Sutherland<br />
was particularly pleased with the balanced scoring from several<br />
middies and attacks. Players scoring multiple goals included Jacob<br />
Rayome, Kaden Weiter, Braden Haffling and Jacob Sutherland while<br />
Peyton Wheeler, Luke Purvis and Harrison Zimmerer each added a<br />
goal. Cade Christensen took up the ground balls. Charlie Higgason<br />
had just 2 saves for the game but that’s only because of the<br />
tremendous defense of veteran players Barret Gray, Luke<br />
Sunderland and Evan Burns along with David McKinley and<br />
Cameron Taylor simply didn’t allow the Crusaders to take<br />
many shots on goal! Great effort on both ends of the<br />
field. In the Blue game, Noah Sutherland and Parker Clements<br />
had multiple goals while Carson Moylan added a single<br />
as well. Cameron Taylor bagged 4 ground balls while Matt<br />
Durenberger, Charlie Tran, Landon Snyder and newcomer,<br />
Daniel Smith each added to the tally. Again to victory for<br />
CAL with a win of 6-1!<br />
With foul weather and spring break created a nearly 2 week<br />
gap in play, the Centurions returned to action on 4/16 hosting the Dragons of South Oldham in a Red game<br />
and the Barret Hilltoppers for a Blue game. In the Red<br />
game the guys faced a talented South Oldham team, but<br />
with multiple goals coming once again from Rayome,<br />
Weiter and Haffling, the Centurions proved to be too<br />
much to handle taking home the victory in an 11 – 8 decision.<br />
Go CAL!! The Blue team played the Hilltoppers<br />
and quickly fell behind to a couple of Hilltopper<br />
goals but patience and perseverance saw CAL bridge the<br />
gap over the course of the game. Twins Jacob and Noah<br />
Sutherland along with Parker Clements and Carson Moylan<br />
each had 2 goals but unfortunately they came up<br />
short losing 9 – 8. Marcos Welch and Cameron Taylor<br />
had several ground balls while goalie Carter Adams had<br />
8 saves in the cage.<br />
Come out and watch the Blue team play a double header on Monday, April <strong>20</strong> th at Westport Middle<br />
School. Game times are 5:30 and 6:45, Home game Thursday April 23rd against Holy Spirit at 5:30 and Saturday<br />
April 25th home game against KCD at noon. GO CAL!<br />
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CAL Athletic Department 502-244-3225 (0ffice) 502-244-3193 (fax)<br />
Brad Morgan, Director of Athletics 244-3225 ext. 1072 bmorgan@caschools.us<br />
Jennifer Roberts, Assistant AD, 244-3225, ext 1037 jroberts@caschools.us<br />
Cora Parker, Administrative Assistant 244-3225 ext. 1080 cparker@caschools.us<br />
Stefan LeFors, Scheduling Coordinator, 244-3225 ext 1081 slefors@caschools.us<br />
Hollie Foster, Sports Information/Centurion Armory ,244-3225 ext. 1054, hfoster@caschools.us<br />
Kate Meyer, Athletic Trainer, katebmeyer@gmail.com<br />
For CAL Sports Game and Practice Schedules visit: www.caschools.us/centurion-athletics<br />
THE CENTURION ARMORY 753-4598<br />
FALL SPORTS: HIGH SCHOOL<br />
Cross Country-Lowery Stallings, lowery_stallings@yahoo.com<br />
Cheerleading-TBD<br />
Field Hockey-Stanley Phulpagar, sphulpag@ivytech.edu<br />
Football-Stefan LeFors, slefors@caschools.us<br />
Golf Boys’-Greg Zimmerer, gzimmerer@lifecell.com<br />
Golf Girls’- Ron Gustafason, coachgus@twc.com<br />
Strength & Conditioning- Greg Lile, glile@caschools.us<br />
Soccer - Boys-Toby Wilcox, toby@wilcoxmedical.net<br />
Soccer -Girls-John Zutt, jzutt@bellsouth.net<br />
Volleyball-Patty Ernst, pernst@midamericasportscenter.com<br />
MIDDLE SCHOOL:<br />
Cross Country-Lowery Stallings, lowery_stallings@yahoo.com<br />
Cheerleading– TBD<br />
Field Hockey – David Ernst, dave@prestigebuilthomes.com<br />
Football - Danny McGee, rollcalldaddy@aol.com<br />
Volleyball– TBD<br />
Tennis Girls/Boys Rhonda Arnold, rarnold@caschools.us<br />
WINTER SPORTS: HIGH SCHOOL<br />
Basketball (Boys) - Chad Carr, hlcarr@bellsouth.net<br />
Basketball (Girls) - TBD<br />
Cheerleading— TBD<br />
Strength & Conditioning- Greg Lile, glile@caschools.us<br />
Swimming, Amy Albiero, albierofamily@juno.com<br />
MIDDLE SCHOOL:<br />
Basketball– (Boys) - Aaron Hill, ahill@englending.com<br />
Basketball (Girls) - Brian Karst, karstcoo@aol.com<br />
Cheerleading– TBD<br />
Swimming, Christine McMinn, cmcminn@caschools.us<br />
SPRING SPORTS: High School<br />
Baseball - Tim Brown, tbrown@caschools.us<br />
Softball- Kyle Mullin, kmullin@rev-a-shelf.com<br />
Boys Lacrosse- Phil Brock, philbrock<strong>15</strong>@gmail.com<br />
Girls Lacrosse– John Anderson, john1laxer@gmail.com<br />
Strength & Conditioning- Greg Lile, glile@caschools.us<br />
Boys Tennis– Todd Hammonds, todd.hammonds@yahoo.com<br />
Girls Tennis- Jeff Mallory, jmallory@caschools.us<br />
Boys/Girls Track and Field- Lowery Stallings,<br />
lowery_stallings@yahoo.com<br />
MIDDLE SCHOOL:<br />
Baseball - Scott Wright, mswrightesq@twc.com<br />
Softball – Eddie Franz, eddiefranz3@gmail.com<br />
Boys Lacrosse– Claude Sutherland, cal78lacrosse@gmail.com<br />
Girls Lacrosse– Dave Ernst, dave@prestigebuilthomes.com<br />
Boys Golf – Steve Shafer, sshafer@pga.com<br />
Girls Golf—Darcy Coombe, darcycoombe@yahoo.com<br />
Boys Soccer– Brian Swanson, briswans@imail.iu.edu<br />
Girls Soccer- Joey Autry, jlautry@bellsouth.net<br />
Boys/Girls Track - Natalie Ball, nball@caschools.us<br />
Intramural Offerings: Grades K-5<br />
Jennifer Roberts, Assistant AD, 244-3225, ext 1037<br />
jroberts@caschools.us<br />
CALATHLETICS@CENTURIONAD<br />
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