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May 6, 2019 CAL Boys Lacrosse Defeats Senior Loren Simpson Throws a Shut Out Eastern on Senior Night Lady Centurions Defeat Sacred Heart

The weather for Monday the Centurions Senior Night could welcomed Sacred not have been better. Heart. In the first in- Eight CAL students ning, the offense was will graduate on this started by a triple on a year’s squad. They line drive to left field will surely be by Loren Simpson, she missed for their was brought home on a character, on and off ground out by Marlee of the field. All the best you in your future endeavors! Pettit. Ella Cunningham got things started in the bottom of the second inning by leading off with a hard ground ball double to Nate Dobbs led off the scoring for CAL at the 8:29 mark Center Field. An error got Kaitlyn Christensen on and singles shortly after coming out of the penalty box. Eastern an- by Karly Fetter and Macie Howes followed by another triple swered with a goal of their own less than a minute later. by Simpson fired the offense for the Centurions and Sacred

(continued on next page) Heart couldn’t catch up. (continued on pg. 3)

Boys & Girls Lacrosse Seniors (pages 7-9)

Centurion Men’s Tennis Nets 4 Wins This Week

The CAL Men's Tennis Team dodged rain clouds and avoided wind storms to play 4 matches this week. Four times the Cen- turions took the courts and four times they left with victo- End of the Year Sale! ries. The four victories ran the CAL season record to 13 wins and 1 loss. Starts TOMORROW thru entire month of May

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(continued on pg. 4) Great inventory still available so don’t miss out! VARSITY BOYS LACROSSE (continued from front page) May 6, 2019 Carter Adams made a solid save, slung a clearing pass to Jake Saathoff to who flipped it Kaden Weiter onto Dobbs for a fast break ESPN Top 10 goal. Newton Games got in on the fun scoring with a goal and Weiter assisted again on another Dobbs score. It was 5-2 after one.

After trading goals to start the second quarter, Eastern reeled off three straight to end the half tied at 6. Games wasted no time scoring 33 seconds into the third followed by goals from Parker Clements and Noah Sutherland.

Joey Mallory made a huge steal feeding Games who tossed it to Parker Clements for a goal at the 3:26 mark. Parker scored again a couple minutes later sealing the victory, 12-6. Cudos to the defense who did not allow a goal in the second half. In the trenches, Weiter and Games had 5 ground balls. Jacob Suther- land continued his impressive play with 3 ground balls, 2 forced turnovers, and 3 deflections. Harrison played like a scalded dog snatching 5 GBs, forcing 5 turnovers, and making 3 deflections.

It was a great effort by all in a Senior Night victory! (Joey Mallory, Peyton Wheeler, Jake Saathoff, Evan Burns, Paul Baker, Barrett Gray, Kaden Weiter)

CAL vs Lexington Catholic Tuesday, April 30th

The boys were back again on Tuesday to face Lexington Catholic. Nathan Dobbs opening the scoring for CAL followed by another by Kaden Weiter. CAL racked up several penalties but still managed goals from Parker Clements, one more from Dobbs and a pair from Weiter. CAL was up 6-3 at the half. In the third, both teams scored three goals with Daniel Clements scoring just before the end of the quarter. Newton Games ran the length of the field to score the lone goal in the final quarter to seal the 10-6 win. Great job boys! Next stop, playoffs. Check your local listings for game times.

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2 VARSITY SOFTBALL (continued from front page) May 6, 2019 Simpson led the Centurions with three hits in three at bats. Simpson was in the circle for CAL and lasted seven innings, allowing six hits and zero runs while striking out 11 and walking zero. CAL 8 – Sacred Heart 0

Tuesday the ladies traveled down the road to district rival, Eastern. Things didn’t go quite as planned and the girls took a tough loss. CAL has a very young team and it showed to the veteran Eastern team. A tough loss but the girls look forward to redeeming themselves when we face them again in Districts later this month. CAL 0 – Eastern 13

It will be a busy week for the Centurions at home this week. Monday – Fern Creek – Varsity and JV Thursday – Valley – Varsity Saturday – Manual - JV

This Week’s Varsity HOME Games

Date Time Sport Opponent Facility

4:30 PM Boys Varsity Tennis Spencer County High School Tennis Courts 5:00 PM Boys Junior Varsity Baseball North Oldham High School Baseball Field Monday, May 6, 2019 7:30 PM Boys Freshman Baseball North Oldham High School 5:30 PM Girls Varsity Softball Fern Creek Traditional HS Softball Field 7:00 PM Girls Junior Varsity Softball Fern Creek Traditional HS 4:00 PM Boys Varsity Tennis Dupont Manual High School Tennis Court Tuesday, May 7,2019 TBA Boys Varsity Lacrosse Districts Centurion Field 5:00 PM Boys Varsity Baseball St. Xavier HS Baseball Field 4:00 PM Boys Varsity Tennis South Oldham High School Tennis Court

TBA Boys Varsity Lacrosse District Final Centurion Field Thursday, May 9, 2019 TBA Boys Varsity Baseball Butler High School Baseball Field 8:00 PM Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Butler High School 5:30 PM Girls Varsity Softball Valley HS/MS Softball Field 5:00 PM Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Trinity Friday, May 10, 2019 Baseball Field 7:30 PM Boys Freshman Baseball Trinity 11:00 AM Girls Freshman Softball Dupont Manual High School Softball Field GET BROADCAST12:30 PM NOTIFIGirls FreshmanCATIONS Softball BY FOLLOWINGDupont Manual US HighON TWITTER:School Saturday, May 11, 2019 11:00 AM Boys Varsity Baseball Fairdale High School 1:30 PMCALATHLETICS@CENTURIONAD Boys Modified Baseball Baseball Field 4:00 PM Boys Varsity Baseball Central Hardin High School 3 VARSITY BOYS TENNIS (continued from front page) May 6, 2019 Brennan Carson controlled his match from the start and won 6-4, 6- 3. Kaden MacDonald kept his good season win record going with a 6-1, 6-2 victory. Two practice matches were played on the day with Alexander Rutledge securing a singles win 8-5 and the team of Ethan Warren and John Hayden Paxton securing a doubles win 8-7.

On Tuesday the Shelby County Rockets visited CAL look- ing to launch but the Centurions went all Mission Control on them and took a 5-0 win in the match. CAL was lead in singles with a win by Andy Greene 7-6 (7-4), 6-0. Jake Greene kept his winning ways going with a 6-2, 6-1 victo- ry. Paul Hughes followed his serve all day long for volley winner after winner to post a 6-0, 6-0 victory. The doubles team of Brennan Carson and Kaden MacDonald won their match 6-1, 6-0. John Sabbak and Ian Royse paired up to win their doubles match 6-3, 6-4. CAL also had practice match wins by John Hayden Paxton and the doubles team of Ethan Warren and Luke Appling.

On Thursday CAL raced impending rain showers to take on Atherton High School. The Centurions were able to stay dry by quickly dispatching the Rebels and securing a 5-0 match victory. CAL's win featured singles wins by Andy Greene, Jake Greene, and Paul Hughes. Kaden MacDonald and Brennan Carson paired up to win in doubles 8-1. John Hayden Paxton and John Sabbak paired up to take a win in doubles by a score of 8-1.

On Friday the Centurions took on Portland Christian and secured a 3-1 match victory. The Friday victory featured three singles wins. Ian Royse won 6-0, 6-1, Anthony He took down his opponent by a score of 6-1, 6-0, and John Hayden Paxton won his match by a score of 6-0, 6-0.

The Centurions have 4 matches on the schedule this week and the Re- gional Tournament in two weeks. This young group of Centurions (no seniors on the team) have a bright future. Come out and support the team.

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5 VARSITY GIRLS TENNIS May 6, 2019 It was a crazy couple of weeks for the ladies. With last minute canceled matches, forfeitures and last minute away match location changes, the girls adjusted and kept smiling through it all! Thanks to the great job of the coaches, the girls were able to still play some of the matches and had a lot of success. Currently the Lady Centurions are 12 wins and 7 losses for the season. We are so proud of this young team and the successful year they are having! They have worked very hard this season and it shows.

Also headlining, the lady’s tennis team gathered to do a service project for In Christ I Trust which is a non-profit organization run by one of our players parents, Todd and Anne Bradshaw. This organization was set up to meet the needs of under-served children and families. Again, the rain was a factor for our scheduled service project on Easter Saturday. The Easter Eggstrava- ganza which is an Easter event for a local community in need was rained out Satur- day, but we were blessed with sunshine on Sunday so although not mandatory, many of the players and their families came to help with set-up, clean-up, an Easter Egg hunt of 1800 eggs, bouncy houses, face painting, plus food and drinks for eve- ryone. Not everything always works as you plan, but have trust in God! The last several weeks have been testament to that. God is our almighty Saviour and many children and families were blessed. Thank you to the Bradshaw Family and all the people who took time out of their Easter Sunday to help make this a suc- cessful event!

Here’s a breakdown of the matches the ladies were able to play:

Tuesday 4/16 vs. Collegiate. Loss 2-3 Thursday 4/18 vs. North Oldham High School. Win 4-1 CAL. Tuesday 4/22 v Bullit East High School. Win 3-2 Monday 4/29 v. Eastern High School. Win 4-1 CAL Thursday 5/2 v Christian Academy of Indiana. Loss 2-3

Currently the Lady Centurions are 12 wins and 7 losses for the season. We are so proud of this young team and the successful year they are having!

The Lady Centurion tennis team would love your support at their last 2 matches of the season. Please join us as we fin- ish of the season strong!

Tuesday 5/3 vs. Portland Christian at Tom Sawyer Park (330pm) Thursday 5/4 vs Central High School at CAL (4pm)

6 GIRLS LACROSSE SENIORS May 6, 2019

Girls lacrosse

Victoria Casas Ashton Collins Parents Names: Susana Roman and Victor Parents Names: Joni and Chad Collins Casas Sports Played While at CAL: Lacrosse and Sports Played While at CAL: Lacrosse Field Hockey Favorite Bible Verse: 1 Corinthians 16:13-14 Favorite Bible Verse: Galatians 2:20 College: Centre College College: University of Kentucky Major: Pre-med Major: Biology Pre-Med How long attended CAL: 3 years How long attended CAL: 12 Years

Allie Head Isabelle Reinhart Parents Names: David and Traci Head Parents Names: John and Virginia Reinhart Sports Played While at CAL: Lacrosse Sports Played While at CAL: Lacrosse, Favorite Bible Verse: Psalm 147:3 Swimming and Golf College: University of Kentucky Favorite Bible Verse: 1 Timothy 4:12 Major: Undecided College: Palm Beach Atlantic University How long attended CAL: Lifer Major: Nursing How long attended CAL: 4 years

Kaitlyn Semak Parent Names: Tony and Debbie Semak Sports Played While at CAL: Basketball, Cross Country, and Lacrosse Favorite Bible Verse: 1 John 4:4 College: University of Kentucky Major: Healthcare Communications How long attended CAL: (Lifer)

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Boys lacrosse

Paul Baker Evan Burns Parents Names: Mike and Diana Baker Parents Names: Jannette and Randy Burns Sports Played While at CAL: Lacrosse and Sports Played While at CAL: Soccer and Bowling Lacrosse Favorite Bible Verse: Isaiah 41:10 Favorite Bible Verse: Romans 8:18 College: Bellarmine University College: University of Kentucky Major: Business Major: Finance How long attended CAL: 5 Years How long attended CAL: Lifer

Barrett Gray Joey Mallory Parents Names: David and Robin Gray Parents Names: Brian and Tammy Mallory Sports Played While at CAL: Soccer, Cross Sports Played While at CAL: Lacrosse Country and Lacrosse Favorite Bible Verse: John 3:16 Favorite Bible Verse: Joshua 1:9 College: University of Kentucky College: Western Kentucky University Major: Mechanical or Chemical Engineering Major: Accounting How long attended CAL: 4 years How long attended CAL: 8 years

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Boys lacrosse

Jake Saathoff Parents Names: Craig and Kristi Saathoff Sports Played While at CAL: Football and Lacrosse Favorite Bible Verse: Proverbs 14:31 College: Murray State University Major: Undecided How long attended CAL: 2 years

Kaden Weiter Peyton Wheeler Parents Names: Chris Weiter and Jessica Hill Parents Names: Mike and Beth Wheeler Sports Played While at CAL: Golf, Soccer, Sports Played While at CAL: Soccer and Basketball and Lacrosse Lacrosse Favorite Bible Verse: Colossians 3:23 Favorite Bible Verse: Philippians 4:13 College: Undecided College: Grand Canyon University Major: Undecided Major: Business How long attended CAL: Lifer How long attended CAL: 7 years

9 FRESHMEN BASEBALL May 6, 2019 CAL Frosh Baseball Wins 10-5

The CAL freshmen baseball team banged out nine hits and scored in every inning but one in winning at home over Oldham County, 10-5, on Monday.

CAL spotted the visitors two runs in the top of the first inning before scoring their first run in the bottom half of the inning. Jack Perdue reached with one out when his pop fly dropped for a single. He stole second base, advanced to third on a wild pitch, and subse- quently scored on another wild pitch to cut Oldham’s lead to 2-1.

Oldham County scored once in the top of the second, before the Centurions scored four times in the bottom of the second to take a lead they never relinquished. Jacob Price start- ed the inning with a line drive single to left field, advanced to second base on a wild pitch, and then to third when Noah McCarty lined a single to right field. Price scored on a passed ball with McCarty advancing to second base. MCarty went to third on a wild pitch but was out at home on Dalton Harrison’s safety squeeze bunt. Jett Peterson singled to centerfield with Harrison stopping at second and the Centurions loaded the bases on Logan McNair’s bunt single. All the runners advanced on a passed ball with Harrison scoring to tie the game at 3-3. Both Peterson and McNair scored when Adam Ballard fought off an 0-2 pitch to ground a single into centerfield, giving CAL a 5-3 lead.

Oldham once again pushed across a run in the top of the third to narrow the score to 5- 4, but CAL answered with two more runs in the bottom half of the frame. Jacob Price walked with one out and scored all the way from first when the pitcher’s errant throw sailed down the right field line on Noah McCarty’s sacrifice bunt. McCarty advanced all the way to third on the play and scored on a passed ball to stretch CAL’s lead to 7- 4.

CAL scored one run in the bottom of the fourth. Logan McNair was hit by a pitch to open the inning and Adam Ballard was hit by another pitch one out later. Both run- ners advanced on steals before McNair scored on Nick Britton’s sacrifice fly to center- field, CAL now leading 8-4.

The Centurions scored two more insurance runs in the bottom half of the sixth in- ning. Logan McNair and Jack Perdue both singled on fly balls to centerfield to lead off the inning. One out later, Nick Britton lined a singled to left field, scoring McNair with Perdue moving to third and Britton to second on the throw to the plate. Will Thompson drew a walk to load the bases and Perdue scored on a passed ball to give CAL an 8-4 lead. Oldham scored once in the top of the seventh inning to finalize the 8-5 score.

CAL had nine hits in the game, all singles. Logan McNair and Jack Perdue each had two singles while Adam Ballard, Nick Britton, Jacob Price, Noah McCarty, and Jett Peterson all had one. Sam Sampson started the game on the mound for CAL and went three innings and Jack Perdue pitched the final four innings in relief. The pitchers combined to limit Oldham County to five hits while striking out ten.

The CAL freshmen next host the Trinity freshmen on Friday at 7:30. Before hosting Eastern the following Monday at 7:30.

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10 7TH GRADE BASEBALL May 6, 2019 7TH GRADE BASEBALL RALLY FALLS SHORT CAL’s 7th grade baseball team would open the week playing Ramsey Middle School. Cameron Bertrand would make his first start for the Centurions. CAL would get the first two outs with a ground out to Jackson Watkins and a snagged line drive by Nathan King. Ramsey would open the scoring with 5 runs. Jackson Burrows would close out the inning with a throw to first base. Eli Deming would open the bottom of the first with a walk and steal. Nathan Carlisle would be hit by a pitch to get 2 on with 2 outs. CAL would leave the 2 runners stranded. CAL would tighten their defense with nice defensive plays by Cameron, Eli D., and Seth Godbey. CAL would open up the bottom of the 2nd inning with Brendan Brooks single. He would advance to 2nd base, but would be left stranded. CAL would continue to battle at the plate with a triple from Jackson W. to left field, singles by Drew Harned, Nathan C. Jackson B., and Seth. CAL would battle late but fall short against Ramsey.

CAL would return on Tuesday night to play Barrett. CAL’s offense would open the game with Jackson W. single, Eli D. hit by pitch, and Nathan K single and RBI as Jackson W. would score. Nathan C. would follow with a single and Eli D. would score for CAL. Will Redick would single that would push Nathan K. across for the third run. With the bases loaded, Drew H. would single scoring Nathan C. and making the score 4-0. Seth would single to right field scoring Will. As the Centurions would bat around, Jackson W. would single again that would score Cameron and CAL’s lead would be 6-0. Barrett would respond with 3 runs at the end of the 1st inning and would take the lead at the end of the 2nd inning. CAL would close out their rally with a double play with Jackson B. flipping to Jackson W., and Jackson W. fir- ing to Nathan K. CAL would continue to battle as Eli D. would double to right center field, and steal 3rd. Eli D. would score on a sacrifice fly by Nathan C. to right field. CAL would tie the game at 7. CAL would trail 8-7 into their last at bat. Jackson B. would single for the Centurions and would aggressively steal 2nd base to get into scoring position. He would be stranded at 2nd base as the Centurions would lose a back and forth battle.

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