Christian Academy of Louisville (CAL) seniors, Gabi Albiero, Mia Beam, Shelby Calhoun, Olivia Lawson, Elizabeth Fortuna and Caroline Donovan all signed letters of intent on Wednesday to play at the collegiate level.The signing ceremony was opened in prayer by High School Assistant Principal, Robbie Brown.“It takes so much hard work and sacrifice to get to this level,” said CAL Director of Athletics, Brad Morgan. “It’s exciting to celebrate each of these athletes as indivi...

Varsity football began its revenge tour on Friday night, traveling to Mercer County to face the Titans in the first round of the playoffs. Seeking to avenge a regular season loss to the Titans, the Centurions took immediate control and scored on their opening drive. Senior Anthony Sabatino’s pass to junior Gage Geren set up the score, with junior Brandt Babin running in for 6.

The regional meet served as a warmup for the state meet held this past weekend at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington. With team spots secured, the runners focused on attacking the 5k open, hilly course on a cool windy day. For the ladies, 234 runners representing 30 teams started at the gun.

This past Saturday, members of the CAL Softball team volunteer at the Miracle League, a baseball league for children with physical, cognitive, and or emotional disabilities. Our players were paired with a Miracle team player and were their “buddy” for the game.Together, they hit the ball, ran or rolled the bases, and played the field for an action packed game of baseball. It was a beautiful day of fellowship and a blessing for all that volunteered.

Tuesday, October 15th was the date, Seneca Park was the place and the event was the 2019 Louisville Private School Cross Country Championship where the Centurions were ready to rumble. A smaller field of runners lined up for the boys first on a hotter than expected day. Sixty-four runners toed the start line with 3 Centurions crossing the finish line 3.1 miles later in the Top 10 to give CAL 2nd place overall.The CAL runners were led by Tommy Ott finishing 5th (17:33), followed by Josh Starmer i...

On Saturday, September 28th, 7th grader Landon Stilwell and 8th grader Brady Smith played in the Middle School State Golf Championship which was held at Quail Chase in Louisville. Both Landon and Brady shot one-under par for a score of 71, which put them in a two-way tie for first place. A sudden death playoff would determine the winner.

NET GAINS: CAL girls soccer coach keeps emphasis on Christ during undefeated seasonChristian Academy of Louisville’s girls soccer team is undefeated and ranked No. 1 in the state, but for head coach John Zutt, soccer is about more than just wins and losses. In fact, he doesn’t even know his team’s record.“I get asked this often, and I should know,” said Zutt, 61. “Honestly, I don’t keep up with it.”“He doesn’t focus all his attenti...