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Congratulations to senior Laura English who signed a letter of intent to play soccer at Masters College in Santa Clarita, CA.

“Masters fulfills everything I am looking for in a college. It provides the opportunity to grow in my faith, play soccer, participate in mission trips, and receive a high level education,” said English.

Masters College head girls’ soccer coach, Curtis Lewis, traveled from California to join Laura in celebrating her achievement and spoke at the signing ceremony.

“We want girls who are Godly women and great soccer players. We found that in Laura. We are about using soccer to praise and glorify God,” said Coach Lewis.

“Masters is getting the ultimate student athlete with Laura. She has the attributes and characteristics a coach looks for. She has set the bar high for future players to follow,” said CAL head girls’ soccer coach, John Zutt.

Laura and her mother Melissa, closed the ceremony by thanking friends, coaches and teammates for pushing her to grow athletically and spiritually.

Laura has received numerous awards for soccer including: All District All-Tournament Team (2013-2016), All Region 7 First Team (2013-2016), Academic All-State First Team (2012-2015), and Kentucky High School Soccer Association All-State Team- Honorable Mention (2013, 2015).

Laura plans to major in Elementary Education and looks forward to playing for the Mustangs next year.

Congratulations to senior Allison Edlin who signed a letter of intent to play lacrosse at the University of Indianapolis.

“UIndy has the rare combination of everything I want out of college: it’s a medium-sized school in a big city with lots to do, the atmosphere on the lacrosse team is a perfect mix of competition and fun, and they have an excellent doctorate of Physical Therapy program,” said Edlin.

“I am so excited and proud of Allison’s accomplishments. I truly believe the University of Indianapolis have won the lottery by getting Allison. She always wants to be pushed harder, which is a coach’s dream. It has been a pleasure to coach her,” said CAL head girls’ lacrosse coach, Sean Reding.

CAL head field hockey coach, Stanley Phulpagar, talked about how Allison pushed him spiritually.

“Allison has inspired me to memorize more scripture. It’s been amazing to see how much she loves God and loves others. My prayer is that she continues to seek God with all of her heart,” said Coach Phulpagar.

Allison started playing lacrosse in the 6th grade and has been a varsity lacrosse player all 4 years of high school. She has received the following awards for her lacrosse achievements: Academic All-State First Team (2013, 2014, 2015) named to the U.S. Lacrosse All-Academic Team; 3rd District All-Tournament Team (2013, 2014, 2015). Edlin was also named MVP her freshman year and Most Outstanding Mid-Fielder her sophomore year.

Allison concluded the signing ceremony by thanking her field hockey and lacrosse teammates for making her a better athlete. She also thanked her coaches for leading by example in their walk with God.

Allison plans to get her bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science and then continue on to get her doctorate degree in Physical Therapy.

Congratulations to senior, Hadley Trenaman, signed a letter of intent to play volleyball at Transylvania University.

Trenaman chose Transylvania for its location, academics and volleyball program.

“I love Lexington and it is close to home. Transylvania is very strong academically, and I love the small school community…plus the volleyball coaches are awesome!” said Trenaman.

“Hadley was a work horse for this year’s team. She has such a desire to get better at everything she does and works toward that goal at all costs. It has been fun watching her develop into the player she is today,” said CAL head volleyball coach, Patty Ernst.

CAL Sports Performance head coach, Greg Lile, echoed Coach Ernst’s praise of Hadley’s work ethic.

“Hadley has put hours of hard work into becoming a collegiate athlete. I’m so proud of her,” said Coach Lile.

“This day has been a long time coming…all the way back to intramural volleyball. Hadley has always been driven and has always wanted to win. She has worked so hard at every sport she’s ever played,” said Hadley’s dad, Tracy Trenaman.

Hadley also played basketball and soccer and has been playing volleyball since the second grade. She was awarded the CAL Coaches Award (2014-15), as well as named All-District (2015-16) and Defensive Player of the Year (2015-16).

Hadley’s older brother Hunter, who is a CAL graduate, congratulated Hadley on all her hard work and accomplishments.

“I am so proud of Hadley. It’s fun to be back here at CAL to celebrate her athletic achievements,” said Hunter.

Hadley ended the signing ceremony by thanking her coaches, teammates and parents for their support in helping her continue her volleyball career at the next level. She is undecided in her major and looks forward to playing for the Pioneers next fall.

Congratulations to senior, Cody Morton, who signed a letter of intent to play football at Samford University in Homewood, Alabama.

CAL Director of Athletics, Brad Morgan, opened the signing ceremony in prayer. Morgan talked about the amount of time and work it takes to get from peewee football to play at the college level.

“Samford blessed me with the opportunity to play football at a high level. It is also a great academic school and I love the area,” said Cody.

Morton also made an official visit to Davidson College (North Carolina), before ultimately choosing to attend Samford.

“This year had some ups and downs for Cody, but he fought through them with a positive attitude. Cody is a smart and tough football player. He will never shy away from any challenge he’s faced with,” said CAL head football coach, Stefan LeFors.

Chuck Morton, Cody’s dad, was emotional in talking about how accomplished Cody has become athletically and academically.

“We are so proud of Cody for pushing through an unbelievable year. I can’t wait to see him suit up as a Samford Bulldog,” said Mr. Morton.

Cody concluded the signing ceremony by thanking his parents for the opportunities they made available to him through football. He also thanked his coaches and teammates for wonderful memories.

Cody was named to the All-District team in 2014 and plans to major in business finance at Samford.

Congratulations to senior, Camryn White, who signed a letter of intent yesterday to play basketball at Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana.

White also made an official visit to Spaulding University before landing on Earlham. Camryn has played basketball since the age of five. Camryn’s dad, Perry White, is the CAL head girls’ basketball coach and coached Camryn this past year.

“I loved playing for my dad this year. He knows me so I believe it helped him coach and lead me better. Since he was my coach, I had more opportunities to get extra minutes in the gym. Plus, I had a lot of fun this year. I got to spend a lot more time with my dad and mess with him every day,” said Camryn.

CAL assistant girls’ basketball coach, Tracy Trenaman, talked about Camryn’s hard work and leadership throughout the year.

“From day one I knew Camryn was a leader on our team. She always gave 100%. With her work ethic, I think she could have gone to any school. Earlham is lucky to get her,” said Coach Trenaman.

Coach White thanked all of Camryn’s coaches over the years for coming to the signing ceremony and for their time and support.

“So many of you have helped Camryn become a better player. Your support has meant so much to our family,” said White.

Camryn was given the Defense Award this year for the Centurions. She is undecided in her major and looks forward to playing for the Quakers next year.

Head Football Coach Stefan Lefors and the youth football staff are proud and excited to host the 3rd annual CAL Youth Football FUNdamentals Mini-Camp. Our mini-camp is designed for all boys currently in grades K-5. We have a fast paced, action packed schedule of agility and skill drills focused on developing our young players. We will be working on individual skills such as: Taking Handoffs, Route Running and Pass Catching, Stances and Blocking Techniques as well as many more drills to help prepare us for the upcoming football season.

Our goal is to refresh players skills, to create an environment of fellowship among players and parents, all while providing individual football instruction and coaching. We also want to give those who may not have participated in football thus far an opportunity to see what CAL football is all about by getting on the field and trying it out. We hope this will springboard our youth teams into a fun filled and successful ’16 football season.

Please contact Rebecca Mauzy if your player is interested in participating. You can register via email at rebecca_mauzy@att.net or text 502- 529-9741 – need to dial the area code. Please provide your player’s name (first/last), grade, parent(s) names, and contact number (home/cell).

Where: CAL English Station Campus – Varsity Football Field

When: 6:00PM – 7:45PM. April 28th, May 3rd, May 12th

Who: All boys CURRENTLY in grades K-5 with an interest in working on football skills. All boys are welcome regardless of prior experience. You do not have to have played football to participate in our drills.

ATTIRE: T-Shirt, Shorts, Cleats or Tennis Shoes

BRING: A water bottle/jug and a Positive Attitude and Willingness to work hard!

NOTE: This is a No-Cost event. But registration is encouraged!

WE WILL ALSO HAVE SIGN-UPS FOR THE 2016 FOOTBALL SEASON DURING THE CAMP.

We realize spring is a busy time for families. This is a completely optional opportunity.
Please do not feel obligated if you have prior sport commitments.

Save the Date to support CAL High School Girls Lacrosse! Shop at Crush Boutique on April 15th and 16th and mention CAL girls lacrosse and they receive 20% of the proceeds of your purchase. Crush Boutique, 12123 Shelbyville Road.

2016 Camp Offerings

□ Baseball: June 20-23 (*grades 3-8) 9am-noon; $100
□ Cheerleading: June 20-23 (*grades K-5) time TBA; $100
□ Girls Basketball: June 13-15 (*grades K-8) 9-11:30am; $100
□ Boys Basketball: June 13-16 (*grades 1-8) 12:30-3:00; $175
□Combined Football/Boys Basketball: June 13-16 (*grades 1-8) 9:30-3:00; $300
□ Football: June 13-16 (*grades 1-8) 9:30-11:30am; $175
□ Field Hockey (Girls): June 13th, 14th, 16th (*grades K-5) 6-8:00pm; $100
□ S.N.A.G. (Starting New At Golf) Coed: June 13-16 (*grades 2-5) 9am-noon; $100 (limited to 25 campers—ALL equipment is provided)
□ Softball: June 20-23 (*grades 3-8) 5:30-7:30pm; $80
□ Tennis (Coed): Week 1—June 6th, 8th, 10th (*grades 1-5) 9-11:30am; $75
Week 2—June 13th, 15th, 17th (*grades 1-5) 9-11:30am; $75
Week 3—June 20th, 22th, 24th (*grades 1-5) 9-11:30am; $75
□ Volleyball (Girls): June 7-9 (*grades 1-4) 9-10:30am; $75
□ Volleyball (Girls): June 7-9 (*grades 5-8) 10:30am-12:30pm; $85

All camps are held at the English Station campus
*Grade of student is for the grade they will be entering in August 2016

Please send PAYMENT, REGISTRATION FORM, and WAIVER to:

CAL Athletic Dept. ATTN: 2016 Summer Camps 700 S. English Station Rd Louisville, KY 40245
Make checks payable to CAL Sports Camps

For more information contact Jennifer Roberts at jroberts@caschools.us

Congratulations to senior, Sara Beth Howard, who signed a letter of intent to swim at Campbellsville University.

Sara Beth started swimming for the Douglass Hills Swim & Dive team at the age of 5 and has swam for them every year since.Over the years, Sara Beth has received many coach’s awards for Douglass Hills and has placed first in backstroke in the City Championships.

Howard also made an official visit to Lindsey Wilson for swimming before landing on Campbellsville.

“I chose Campbellsville because it feels like I belong. The people are so nice and welcoming. The campus already feels like home. The swim coach is amazing, along with the people on the team. Campbellsville also has an amazing academic program that I’m excited to be a part of,” said Howard.

Sara Beth had to undergo surgeries on her elbow and shoulder, resulting in her being unable to swim her senior year.

“After surgery, I can now swim without it hurting. I have been very blessed with great doctors and great coaches,” said Howard.

“I am so proud of Sara Beth’s determination to continue her swimming career in college. She has had several setbacks with injuries, but I appreciate her desire to never give up. I pray she will have a successful and injury free future,” said CAL head swim coach, Amy Albiero.

Sara Beth looks forward to swimming for the Tigers and plans to major in Elementary Education.