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Christian Academy of Louisville
April 20, 2015
www.caschools.us/centurion-athletics
Varsity Lacrosse Goes
“Back to the Future”!
If you’ve ever wondered
what the future of
lacrosse will look like at
Christian Academy of Louisville you should have
joined the enthusiastic contingent of families and students who showed up to
cheer the Centurions on Friday night against our Middletown rivals, the Eastern Eagles.
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Track & Field Compete at
Titan Classic
With the seniors in
California, the
younger track & field
athletes stepped up
for Christian Academy at the Titan Classic. After a season
with an unprecedented number of weather
cancellations and
postponements, the
team finally had perfect weather to compete.
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CAL Athletics Spring Golf Classic is 3 Weeks Away...Register Now!
Catching Up with Centurion Varsity Baseball!!
Centurion Varsity baseball has won three games
of five games in the last
two weeks, including 5-4
win over the 6th ranked
team in Illinois, Brother
Rice, on April 8.
Brother Rice scored once to open the game in the first inning, but CAL struck back for four runs in the bottom half
of the inning. Cohoon led off with a single to right and advanced to second base on a Blake Carlisle bunt. Johnny
Embry walked and Paul Haupt followed with a double to
left to score Cohoon and tie the game. Riley Thompson
then walked to load the bases. One out later Matt Frank
walked to force in Embry before Dylan Sexton singled to
score both Haupt and Thompson to give CAL a 4-1 lead.
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The CAL
ladies tennis team
didn’t let the rain
get them
down. The Centurions sailed to
victory by defeating Oldham County High
School on Monday, and Ballard
High School on
Tuesday.
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With all six senior lax-men on their senior trip, the future of CAL lacrosse is exactly what we witnessed as a lean, but talented varsity lacrosse squad beat a very physical Eastern team 13-11. If
you were one of the lucky fans who chose to begin your weekend watching a great lacrosse game you saw
major contributions to the victory by freshmen, sophomores and juniors alike.
Eastern came out and scored two quick goals. The Centurions took the Eagles’ punch and started punching
back, pulling even at 2 goals apiece by the end of the first quarter. On the strength of 10 assists for the game,
CAL poured in 4 goals in the second quarter and 5 in the third quarter to pull away from the visitors… finishing with 2 more goals in the final period.
Along with a great defensive contribution by the midfielders, our “long pole” defensemen, Larkin Mann,
Tristan Scull, Alex Tran, Jake Paulson and Colton Blacketer held Eastern to only 23 shots on goal. Jacob
Spencer came up big in the net racking up 12 saves.
Junior attackman Holton Durenberger posted a gargantuan effort with 4 goals and 4 assists. Freshman midfielder Caleb Anderson also found the net 4 times and sophomore attackman Chandler Holloway scored
twice. Among other midfielders, junior David Franke had 1 goal and 2 assists for his own “hat trick”. Junior
Jack Gilbert and sophomore Cade Sparrow also beat the Eagles’ goalie for 1 goal each to round out the
team’s scoring. Freshmen Garrett Goldman and Jackson Donovan contributed to the team’s total with 2 assists each.
This week will be jam packed for our Centurion lacrosse teams with three games played in five days. Tuesday Lexington Bryan Station comes to CAL. Wednesday the team makes the short trip to Kentucky Country
Day in another district match up. Finally, the Oldham County Colonels pull in to 700 S. English Station
Road for another home game.
All three games are convenient for Centurions fans to make a big showing. Let’s add to the great numbers
that have been coming out to lift up these hard working warriors and let’s show Louisville and the state that
Christian Academy fans are serious about standing with our lacrosse teams!
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The girls team placed 6th in the 16-team invitational, with the
boys finishing 8th. Leading the way for the girls, was a runnerup performance by the 4x400 relay team. Jessica Bozell got the foursome
off to a strong start, then handed off to Clara Lynch who seized the
lead. Following Clara, Julianna Sabbak set up Madalyn O'Dea's scorching kick - racing past the squad from South Oldham in the last 10 meters
to grab silver. Each of the four
also scored in multiple other individual events to add to the
team effort. Maya Wright also placed in 3 events, with her best
mark coming in the 100 - her 4th place in the 100 in a near PR
13.59. The boys team performance was boosted by the hurdling of
Wes Wegert and John Bozell, who went 2-3 in the 110 hurdles and
7-8 in the 300 hurdles. Freshman Steven Ott ripped through 2 significant distance barriers - breaking 5 minutes in the 1600 and 11
minutes in the 3200. Sprinter Cal Lewellyn also broke a barrier going under 12 seconds in the 100 for the first time.
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Brother Rice tied it with three in the second and the score remained tied until the bottom of the
sixth inning when Johnny Embry homered over the right center field fence to give CAL a 5-4
lead which proved to be the final margin of victory.
In addition to Embry’s home run, Brett Cohoon had two hits in the game, both singles, Paul Haupt had a
double, and Dylan Sexton and Micah Brown both singled. Riley Thompson started the game on the mound
for the Centurions and pitched two innings. Micah Brown picked up the victory with five innings of threehit baseball.
On the last Saturday of spring break, CAL split a double header with Bourbon County. In the first game of
the twinbill, CAL won in dramatic fashion, as Garrett McIntire squeezed home Aaron Blackburn on a bunt with two outs in the
bottom of the seventh inning to give CAL a 3-2 win.
Bourbon County scored their only two runs in the top of the first inning before winning pitcher Dylan Sexton settled in to pitch a complete game victory, striking out 10
and walking no one in seven innings. CAL began their comeback in the bottom of
the first when Garrett McIntire beat out an infield single with one out. Johnny Embry walked and one out later, Riley Thompson singled to centerfield to score McIntire to tie the game. CAL tied in the fourth inning when Thompson tripled and
scored on a Dylan Sexton ground out, setting the stage for the seventh inning.
Aaron Blackburn reached on an infield single with two outs and stole second basae.
Brett Cohoon walked and both players advanced on an error by the catcher setting up
the 1-0 pitch where Garrett McIntire bunted and scored Blackburn from third base, giving the Centurions a 3-2 victory. McIntire
had three hits in the game for CAL, Riley Thompson had a triple and a single, Blackburn had two singles, and Jonathan Embry
also singled.
In the nightcap, Bourbon County scored singled tallies in the first, second, and fourth innings staking themselves to a 3-0 lead en
route to defeating CAL, 3-1. CAL scored their only run in the sixth inning when Riley Thompson singled with two outs and stole
second base. He scored when Dylan Sexton reached on error by the third baseman.
CAL had six hits in the game: Paul Haupt singled three times; Johnny Embry, Riley Thompson, and Nick Weaver all had one.
CAL used three pitchers in the game: Brett Cohoon, Aaron Blackburn, and Riley Thompson. Thompson struck out four in two
innings of hitless relief.
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
High School in a five-inning rain-shortened game.
CAL struck early, scoring twice in the bottom of the first inning. Blake Carlisle led off with an infield hit and stole second base.
He scored two outs later when Dylan Sexton reached on an error. Sexton scored when Luke Price doubled into right centerfield,
giving the Centurions a 2-0 lead.
CAL scored five more in the second inning. Addison Skarski singled with one out, stole second, and advanced to third base on a
passed ball. Skarski scored on a James Skaggs single to centerfield. Skaggs advanced to second and third bases on wild pitches.
Blake Carlisle walked and Garrett McIntire reached first safely on a bunt single, but Skaggs was tagged out on a throw to home.
Paul Haupt doubled to left field, scoring Carlisle with McIntire stopping at third. Dylan Sexton walked to load the bases and
McIntire scored when Luke Price drew a walk. Nick Weaver followed with a single to centerfield, scoring both Haupt and Sexton
and giving the Centurions a 7-0 lead. (continued on next page)
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Nick Weaver had two singles and three runs batted in for the Centurions.
Luke Price had a double, two walks, and two rbi. Paul Haupt doubled
and Blake Carlisle, Garrett McIntire, Addison Skarski, and James Skaggs all contributed singles. Garrett McIntire pitched all five innings, allowing two hits, and striking out seven for the victory.
CAL dropped their final game of the week, 6-1, to Desales on Thursday. CAL mustered only two hits in the game, a double by Blake Carlisle and a single by Cameron
Marshall. CAL’s only run came in the sixth inning when Marshall singled to lead
off the inning with Hunter Myers entering the game to run for Marshall. One out
later, Carlisle doubled with Myers advancing to third base. Myers scored on a wild pitch for CAL’s only run. Dylan Sexton and
Addison Skarski pitched in the game for CAL.
The Centurions are now 8-7 with important district games starting this next week,
including a Tuesday night 7:30 game at Ballard. Below is a quick recap of earlier
CAL varsity baseball games:
CAL 5, Fairdale 1. J ake Hollinswor th had two singles, J ohnny Embr y a tr iple,
Nick Weaver a double, and singles by Paul Haupt (two rbi) and Dylan Sexton. Aaron
Blackburn was the winning pitcher with relief help from Brett Cohoon and Dylan
Sexton
Lafayette 9, CAL 5. J onathan Embr y had a home r un and a tr iple (four r bi) and Blake Car lisle doubled for CAL’s only
hits. CAL used four pitchers in the game: Matt Frank, Micah Brown, Dylan Sexton, and Jake Hollinsworth
CAL 4, TF South-Chicago 1. Double—Jonathan Embry. Singles—Blake Carlisle, Jake Hollinsworth, and Brett Cohoon. Winning pitcher—Aaron Blackburn with relief help from Jake Hollinsworth and Brett Cohoon.
CAL 7, Daviess County 2. J onathan Embr y had a double and a single. Riley Thompson and Dylan Sexton each had two
singles. Blake Carlisle, Brett Cohoon, Paul Haupt, Jake Hollinsworth, and Nick Weaver all had one single apiece. Dylan Sexton
(three innings) and Riley Thompson (four innings) combined to limit Daviess County to three hits, while striking out nine.
Male 6, CAL 1. Singles—Paul Haupt, Brett Cohoon, and Blake Carlisle. Aaron Blackburn and Brett Cohoon pitched.
Trinity 4, CAL 1. Paul Haupt had two singles. Matt Frank and Aar on Blackbur n each had one single. Riley Thompson
struck out 12, while walking none and allowing two hits in five innings. Garrett McIntire pitched two innings.
CAL 1, Trinity 0 (10 innings). Double—Jonathan Embry. Singles—Blake Carlisle, Jake Hollinsworth, Dylan Sexton, Aaron
Blackburn. Dylan Sexton and Micah Brown combined to pitch 10 innings, allowing only five hits, walking one, and striking out
six.
Glenbard West 8, CAL 5. J onathan Embr y had a tr iple and a single. Paul Haupt had a double and a single. Singles: Garrett McIntire and Matt Frank. Brett Cohoon and Matt Frank pitched
for CAL.
CAL 6, Bullitt East 1. Riley Thompson had two singles. Singles: J onathan Embr y, Paul
Haupt, Blake Carlisle, and Garrett McIntire. Aaron Blackburn pitched the complete game victory.
Waukegan 8, CAL 2. J onathan Embr y had a home r un and a single. Riley Thompson and
Brett Cohoon both had a double and a single. Jake Hollinsworth singled. Aaron Blackburn and
Matt Frank pitched for CAL.
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Winning in singles against OCHS: Grace Jennings
and Anna Falk. Winning in doubles against
OCHS: Jeannie Soto/Isabel Puri, Audrey Whitacre/
Katie Stahl, Tatum Plyler/Rebecca Liu, Caroline
Husband/Emma Wheeler, and Lydia Crouch/
Lauren Seaton.
Winning in singles against Ballard: Grace Jennings, Jeannie Soto, and Anna Falk. Winning in
doubles against Ballard: Isabel Puri/Ellen Joss, and
Audrey Whitacre/Katie Stahl. Great job ladies!!
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The Centurions traveled to Waggener on April 13th
minus three seniors for what turned out to be their
only game of the week. Caroline LeFan pitched the
three-inning shutout, striking out 8 batters out of 9.
CAL scored 18 runs on a triple by Hannah Howes,
a double by Cassidy Cook, singles by Cook, LeFan
(2), Sam Thompson (2), Catie Kearfott, and several
walks. This week’s schedule includes a game at
Southern on Tuesday and a home game against #15
Assumption on Thursday. Come out and support
Centurion Softball!
It was a week of cancellations due to the inclement weather. The game played on Monday, April 13, 2015 against
Whitfield ended early due to the heavy showers, but the CAL girls were leading 9-3.
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The Men’s tennis team had a solid week’s performance, defeating Eastern and KCD early in the week and then losing a close
match to North Oldham on Friday. Many of the matches were
close and the team represented Christ well by displaying excellent sportsmanship. Winning in singles against Eastern: Jake
McDonnell, Bryce Anvar and Casey Diamond. Winning in
doubles: David Parks/Jacob Keylor and Connor Steinmetz/
Camden Sloss.
Winning in singles against KCD: Jake
McDonnell, Bryce Anvar, Connor Duffy
and Scott Kubiak. David Parks/Jacob Keylor won in doubles.
Winning in singles against North Oldham: Bryce Anvar and Casey Diamond.
Date
Time
Sport
Opponent
Monday, April 20, 2015
4:00PM
4:00PM
7:45PM
4:00PM
5:30PM
6:00PM
7:45PM
3:00PM
1:30PM
3:15PM
11:00AM
6:30PM
Boys/Girls Varsity Track
Girls Varsity Tennis
Boys Varsity Lacrosse
Boys Varsity Tennis
Girls Varsity Softball
Boys Varsity Baseball
Girls Varsity Softball
Boys Varsity Lacrosse
Girls Varsity Softball
Girls Varsity Softball
Boys Varsity Baseball
Boys Varsity Baseball
Eastern HS (Louisville) Dual Meet
Seneca High School
Bryan Station High School
St. Xavier HS
Assumption High School
Scott County High School (LIT)
CAL Tournament
Oldham Co
Fort Campbell High School
Atherton HS
Bishop Brossart High School (LIT)
Trigg County High School (LIT)
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Friday, April 24, 2015
Saturday, April 25, 2015
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News from the Underground
#ALLIN2015
Hard to believe that we are down to the last six weeks of the school year. Happy to see the Athletes competing in spring sports doing so well. Jonathan Embry has 3 bombs on the year, The Softball Team went 8-0 on
their trip to Florida and the Track Throwers have been setting personal best in every meet. It’s also good to
see Athletes that play sports in other seasons getting in for off season training.
Schedule for training this week:
Mornings 6:30am Sessions. All Session in The Underground unless noted
Monday: Softball
Tuesday: Boys Basketball
Wednesday: Softball
Thursday: Boys Basketball
Friday: Boys Basketball (In the Blue Gym)
Afternoon Sessions. All Sessions in The Underground unless noted
Monday: 3:30pm Girls Basketball
Tuesday: 3:30pm Field Hockey
Wednesday: 3:30pm Baseball
Thursday 3:30pm Field Hockey (On Field Conditioning)
Friday: 3:30pm Girls Basketball (In Gym Conditioning)
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
for your student athlete to train with a similar sport if their team is not training together at this time.
Remember you can keep up with any schedule changes on our Twitter feed @cfoundry or on our Facebook
page – Centurion Sports Performance.
If you have any questions or want to take a tour of our facility and our Sports Performance Program, please
contact Coach Lile at (502) 457-6805 or [email protected].
It’s a Blessed and Great life! ~ Coach Lile
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CAL JV BASEBALL WINS FRANKLIN COUNTY TOURNAMENT!!
The Christian Academy JV Baseball team went undefeated in the Franklin County Junior Varsity tournament this past weekend, defeating teams from Lafayette, Scott County, and the host Franklin County team.
CAL opened with a 4-3 victory over Lexington Lafayette High School. Brett Carlisle
doubled to left centerfield to start the game. One out later, Carlisle scored when Paul
Haupt singled to left. Haupt stole second base and Luke Price lined a two-out single to
right centerfield to score Haupt and give the Centurions an early 2-0 lead.
Lafayette scored once in the bottom of the second to close the gap to 2-1 before CAL
stretched the lead to 4-1 in the third inning. Paul Haupt singled and scored when Dylan
Sexton homered over the centerfield fence for CAL’s final runs. Lafayette scored once
in the top of the seventh to narrow the gap to 4-3 before Chase Thomas came on to record the final outs in the victory.
Dylan Sexton had a home run with two runs batted in. Blake Carlisle had a double and a single and Luke Price had
two singles. Nick Weaver and Addison Skarski also singled for CAL. Garrett McIntire pitched the first two innings,
Luke Price pitched four innings, and Chase Thomas pitched one for the Centurions.
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
win the game 6-3. Cameron Marshall opened the sixth with a single to centerfield with Brooks Dibble coming into the
game to run for Marshall. Cole Taylor walked, advancing Dibble to second. Tristan Howes entered the game to run
for Taylor. One out later, Blake Carlisle walked to load the bases. Garrett McIntire then hit into a force play with Dibble scoring, giving CAL a 4-3 lead with two outs. CAL then pulled off a double steal, and teamed with some Scott
County throwing errors, scored two runs to give the Centurions their final 6-3 margin of victory.
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
Price led off with a walk. Paul Haupt sacrificed Brooks Dibble (running for Price) to second base. One out later, Addison Skarski was hit by a pitch and Cameron Marshall walked to load the bases. Cole Taylor then singled home Dibble with Skarski scoring on an errant throw by the shortstop.
Scott County tied the score in the top of the fifth inning before
CAL again took the lead in the bottom half of the frame. Garrett
McIntire walked with one out and Dylan Sexton was hit by a
pitch. McIntire was thrown out at third attempting to steal with
Sexton stealing second base. Luke Price walked and Paul Haupt
was hit by a pitch to load the bases. Nick Weaver singled to left
field to score Sexton to give CAL a 3-2 lead. Scott County tied
the game in the top of the sixth before CAL scored three times in
the bottom half of the inning to earn the victory.
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CAL had five hits in the game, all singles. Luke Price and Cameron Marshall both
singled once and walked twice. Garrett McIntire, Nick Weaver, and Cole Taylor also
singled. Marshall was the starting pitcher for CAL and had relief help from Chase
Thomas and Addison Skarski.
The third game of the tournament was versus the host team, Franklin County. CAL
scored all five of their runs in the top of the first inning and then held on for the victory.
Blake Carlisle had an infield single to open the game. Garrett McIntire plated Carlisle with a double to right center field and advanced to third on the throw home. Dylan Sexton walked and stole second base. Luke Price scored McIntire with a line drive
single to center field with Sexton stopping at third base. Hilton Baumann ran for
Price and stole second base. Paul Haupt hit a sacrifice fly to centerfield to score Sexton and Baumann scored when Nick Weaver doubled to left field. Weaver scored the
fifth run of the inning when Addison Skarski singled to right center field to complete the CAL scoring.
Franklin County scored single runs in the first, third, and fifth innings to narrow the final tally to 5-3. James Skaggs
started on the mound for CAL and pitched five innings with two innings of relief help from Cole Taylor.
In an earlier JV game during spring break, CAL had only three hits, but took advantage of 19 free passes (14 walks and
five batters hit by pitches) to defeat the Brother Rice JV team out of Chicago, 14-8, in five innings.
CAL’s eight run fourth inning extended a CAL 4-3 lead and put the
game out of reach. Luke Price had a single, a sacrifice fly and three
rbi for the Centurions and Hunter Myers had a single, two walks, and
three rbi. Nick Weaver had a single. Garrett McIntire walked three
times and was hit by a pitch, scoring three runs. Dylan Sexton, Paul
Haupt, and Grant Harmon all had two walks and were hit by pitches
and Brooks Dibble walked three times. James Skaggs, and Garrett
McIntire pitched for CAL.
The CAL JV team next plays at Ballard at 5:00 on Tuesday. Here’s results of earlier CAL JV games:
CAL 7, TF South Chicago 5. Two singles each for Luke Pr ice, Paul Haupt, Gr ant Har mon, and J ames Skaggs.
One single each for Cameron Marshall, Cole Taylor, Addison Skarski, and Chase Thomas. Luke Price, James Skaggs,
and Addison Skarski all pitched for CAL in the game.
Trinity 7, CAL 0. The Tr inity pitcher hur led a six inning per fect game with no CAL hitter s r eaching base.
Nick Weaver, Garrett McIntire, and Luke Price all pitched for CAL.
Male 7, CAL 3. Gr ant Har mon had two singles and two r bi. Luke Pr ice and J ames Skaggs each singled.
Brooks Dibble walked three times for CAL. Hunter Myers and James Skaggs pitched for the Centurions.
Glenbard West 10, CAL 3. Nick Weaver had a tr iple and a single. Luke Pr ice had a single and sacr ifice fly
with two rbi. Cameron Marshall and Hunter Myers both singled. Pitching for CAL were Nick Weaver, Luke Price,
Addison Skarski, and James Skaggs.
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CAL vs. EASTERN
Friday, April 17, 2015
April 17th, Tuesday afternoon, CAL JV LAX played Eastern JV at CAL. The conditions of the field were
good with overcast skies and the temperature 80 degrees.
The ball was passed amongst the players with goalie Andrew Barbour blocking many attempts to score by
the other team. Our team scored when Garrett Goldman (#2) passed to Jackson Donovan (#19) to make the
first score! At halftime the score was 5-0 with final being 9-4 CAL wins!!
Furthermore, praise God that Cameron Roberts (#34) arm has healed and is back to playing with his
team!
Rain…Rain GO AWAY! Well it’s been a slow couple of weeks for the 8th grade team with more rain outs
than games played. Before Spring Break the boys had a great comeback win against Crosby. Greg Lile came
in and delivered two and a third scoreless innings that kept the team in the game. Jacob Dupps, Matthew Derridinger, Case Brown and Cole Johnson had big time hits in the late in the game that put the Centurions on
top for the win. During Spring Break the boys that were in town got the opportunity to play with the freshmen team in the Bullitt East Tournament and gained valuable experience at the high school level. We were
scheduled for three games last week but due to the rain we only got one game in on Thursday night against
Barrett. The team fell behind early in the ballgame but battled back and took the game over to only trail by 2
runs before time ran out. This was the first loss of the season and the team is looking forward to a rematch
with the Barrett team.
No games are scheduled this week due to the 8th grade trip to DC. We will get back on the field on Saturday
April 25th at 9am against JCTMS. The game will be played at J-Town Skyview Park on field #1. Hope to see
you at the ballpark!
Open Tues-Fri*
2:30-4pm
*Closed when school
is not in session
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With Mother Nature winning for much of the last few weeks,
here’s a brief recap on the 7/8 boys lacrosse team. On Saturday,
March 28 CAL hosted the Knights from St. Patrick and St. Alberts. A traditional grudge match, this year’s contest was no different with the Knights
topping both the CAL Red and Blue teams 3 – 5 and 2 – 5.
On 3/30 they returned to action at
CAL facing the Crusaders who are a
culmination of players from several
parishes. With the loss to the Knights still fresh on their minds, the
Centurion Red team came out blazing and quickly took the lead which
they never gave up for a convincing 13 – 2 victory! Coach Sutherland was particularly pleased with the balanced scoring from several
middies and attacks. Players scoring multiple goals included Jacob
Rayome, Kaden Weiter, Braden Haffling and Jacob Sutherland while
Peyton Wheeler, Luke Purvis and Harrison Zimmerer each added a
goal. Cade Christensen took up the ground balls. Charlie Higgason
had just 2 saves for the game but that’s only because of the
tremendous defense of veteran players Barret Gray, Luke
Sunderland and Evan Burns along with David McKinley and
Cameron Taylor simply didn’t allow the Crusaders to take
many shots on goal! Great effort on both ends of the
field. In the Blue game, Noah Sutherland and Parker Clements had multiple goals while Carson Moylan added a single
as well. Cameron Taylor bagged 4 ground balls while Matt
Durenberger, Charlie Tran, Landon Snyder and newcomer,
Daniel Smith each added to the tally. Again to victory for
CAL with a win of 6-1!
With foul weather and spring break created a nearly 2 week
gap in play, the Centurions returned to action on 4/16 hosting the Dragons of South Oldham in a Red game
and the Barret Hilltoppers for a Blue game. In the Red
game the guys faced a talented South Oldham team, but
with multiple goals coming once again from Rayome,
Weiter and Haffling, the Centurions proved to be too
much to handle taking home the victory in an 11 – 8 decision. Go CAL!! The Blue team played the Hilltoppers and quickly fell behind to a couple of Hilltopper
goals but patience and perseverance saw CAL bridge the
gap over the course of the game. Twins Jacob and Noah
Sutherland along with Parker Clements and Carson Moylan each had 2 goals but unfortunately they came up
short losing 9 – 8. Marcos Welch and Cameron Taylor
had several ground balls while goalie Carter Adams had
8 saves in the cage.
Come out and watch the Blue team play a double header on Monday, April 20th at Westport Middle
School. Game times are 5:30 and 6:45, Home game Thursday April 23rd against Holy Spirit at 5:30 and Saturday April 25th home game against KCD at noon. GO CAL!
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CAL Athletic Department 502-244-3225 (0ffice) 502-244-3193 (fax)
Brad Morgan, Director of Athletics 244-3225 ext. 1072 [email protected]
Jennifer Roberts, Assistant AD, 244-3225, ext 1037 [email protected]
Cora Parker, Administrative Assistant 244-3225 ext. 1080 [email protected]
Stefan LeFors, Scheduling Coordinator, 244-3225 ext 1081 [email protected]
Hollie Foster, Sports Information/Centurion Armory ,244-3225 ext. 1054, [email protected]
Kate Meyer, Athletic Trainer, [email protected]
For CAL Sports Game and Practice Schedules visit: www.caschools.us/centurion-athletics
THE CENTURION ARMORY 753-4598
FALL SPORTS: HIGH SCHOOL
Cross Country-Lowery Stallings, [email protected]
Cheerleading-TBD
Field Hockey-Stanley Phulpagar, [email protected]
Football-Stefan LeFors, [email protected]
Golf Boys’-Greg Zimmerer, [email protected]
Golf Girls’- Ron Gustafason, [email protected]
Strength & Conditioning- Greg Lile, [email protected]
Soccer - Boys-Toby Wilcox, [email protected]
Soccer -Girls-John Zutt, [email protected]
Volleyball-Patty Ernst, [email protected]
MIDDLE SCHOOL:
Cross Country-Lowery Stallings, [email protected]
Cheerleading– TBD
Field Hockey – David Ernst, [email protected]
Football - Danny McGee, [email protected]
Volleyball– TBD
Tennis Girls/Boys Rhonda Arnold, [email protected]
WINTER SPORTS: HIGH SCHOOL
Basketball (Boys) - Chad Carr, [email protected]
Basketball (Girls) - TBD
Cheerleading— TBD
Strength & Conditioning- Greg Lile, [email protected]
Swimming, Amy Albiero, [email protected]
MIDDLE SCHOOL:
Basketball– (Boys) - Aaron Hill, [email protected]
Basketball (Girls) - Brian Karst, [email protected]
Cheerleading– TBD
Swimming, Christine McMinn, [email protected]
SPRING SPORTS: High School
Baseball - Tim Brown, [email protected]
Softball- Kyle Mullin, [email protected]
Boys Lacrosse- Phil Brock, [email protected]
Girls Lacrosse– John Anderson, [email protected]
Strength & Conditioning- Greg Lile, [email protected]
Boys Tennis– Todd Hammonds, [email protected]
Girls Tennis- Jeff Mallory, [email protected]
Boys/Girls Track and Field- Lowery Stallings,
[email protected]
MIDDLE SCHOOL:
Baseball - Scott Wright, [email protected]
Softball – Eddie Franz, [email protected]
Boys Lacrosse– Claude Sutherland, [email protected]
Girls Lacrosse– Dave Ernst, [email protected]
Boys Golf – Steve Shafer, [email protected]
Girls Golf—Darcy Coombe, [email protected]
Boys Soccer– Brian Swanson, [email protected]
Girls Soccer- Joey Autry, [email protected]
Boys/Girls Track - Natalie Ball, [email protected]
Intramural Offerings: Grades K-5
Jennifer Roberts, Assistant AD, 244-3225, ext 1037
[email protected]
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