News

On Friday, senior Logan Wade, signed a letter of intent to play basketball at Transylvania University next year.

Wade transferred to CAL his junior year and has played basketball since the first grade. “I attribute success to hard work and never giving up,” said Logan.

“Logan has had a passion for basketball since he was a baby. He has a passion that you don’t see in others. He is one of those guys who just loves the game. He gives 1,000 percent. We are anxious to see him play at the next level,” said Logan’s father, Keith Wade.

“Logan is a great individual. I would not have wanted to make the transition to CAL together with anyone else,” said CAL boys’ head basketball coach, Casey Smallwood, who came to CAL Wade’s junior year. “His hard work is what drives his success.”

Wade was named to the All-District team as well as the 2nd All Region Team his senior year. After visiting other schools, Logan chose Transylvania for their business program, which he plans to major in next fall.

CAL Athletics will be hosting a NEW Uniform Sale on Friday, April 26th from 3-6pm and Saturday, April 27th from 8-noon in the blue gym.  We have recently acquired school uniforms from a retail store that is no longer in business. Chapel shirts with embroidered logo will be available (required for 2013-2014 HS school year).

Come shop for next year and SAVE!  

All Proceeds Benefit CAL Athletics

Click Here for Pricing

Click Here for Available Sizes 

On Friday, senior Hunter Trenaman, signed a letter of intent to play football at Centre College. The signing ceremony was opened in prayer by Director of Athletics, Darin Long.

When asked about choosing Centre College, Trenaman said, “I chose Centre because of the academic opportunity I will have there, as well as for their successful football program.”

“Not only will Hunter have a great opportunity to play football, but he will also get a great education at a school like Centre,” said CAL head football coach, Stefan LeFors. “He’s been a leader and an anchor for our team offensively and defensively the last two years. I’ll miss the energy he brings to the field.”

Hunter’s parents, Tracy & Kristen Trenaman, thanked coaches for helping Hunter succeed on and off the football field.

“As a parent, seeing what Hunter has done and the hard work he’s put in, I know he’ll be successful in life,” said Mr. Trenaman. “We are excited to see what the next four years hold.”

“I can’t say enough good things about Hunter. It’s been a pleasure watching him grow and being a part of his football experience,” said CAL assistant football coach and sports performance head coach, Greg Lile.

Trenaman ended the signing ceremony by thanking God, his friends, family, and teammates. “I’m ready to follow God’s plan for me at Centre,” said Hunter.

Hunter’s football achievements include being named All-State in Academics by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA), 2011 & 2012 Team Captain, All District Offensive Lineman (2011 & 2012), and Jefferson County East-West All-Star Team (2012). In addition to his football achievements, Hunter has received numerous academic accolades. Hunter has played football for CAL since the 5th grade and was also a member of the CAL Varsity Lacrosse team his freshmen, sophomore, and junior years.

Hunter looks forward to playing for the Colonels and plans on majoring in Pre-Physical Therapy.

Christian Academy of Louisville will be hosting the John Calipari Satellite Basketball Camp Thursday, June 20.  The camp is open to grades K-12.  Sessions are 9 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1:30-4:30 p.m.

Tim Henderson and Antonita Slaughter, 2010 Christian Academy of Louisville graduates who both currently play basketball at the University of Louisville, are seeking championship titles in the NCAA Tournament and the NCAA Women’s Tournament, respectively.

This upcoming weekend the University of Louisville will be the only school in the country this college basketball season with a team in both the men’s and women’s Final Four.

“We are very proud of both Tim and Antonita. While at Christian Academy, they were each 1,000-point scorers, and had very successful basketball careers. It is inspiring to younger generations of student-athletes to see the God-given gifts and abilities of these two alumni in action at the college level,” said Darin Long, athletic director.

After a tough 5-2 loss against the Butler Bears on Thursday, the Lady Centurions bounced back this weekend at the Bishop Brossart tournament in Northern Kentucky.

Friday night’s game against Boone County started off with two scoreless innings for the Lady Centurions. In the third inning, Caroline LeFan came up big with a single to right to center to score two. Cassidy Cook led off the fourth inning with a walk and Jessie Adamcyzk knocked her in for another run. The CAL ladies gave up two runs for a final 3-2 score.

Saturday morning’s game against St. Henry started off with a bang when Abby Woosley knocked a solid single to right field and advanced to third base on errors. Brittany Mumford claimed the RBI with an error by the second baseman. In the second inning, Abby Mattingly hit a solid shot to center field for a stand up double. Jessie Adamcyzk hit another stand up double to center to score Mattingly. Final score was CAL 7 St. Henry 1.

The Lady Centurions came right back with bats blazing. Taking on Campbell County, they continued to advance with an 8-5 win. Jessica Powell came up big with a solid triple to center field and Bailey Tipmore hit a shot to deep left to score a run. Next they took on Bracken County for another solid 3-0 win. Powell sent another rocket deep for a triple, followed by Caroline LeFan’s in the park home run to score two. In the third inning, Cookie came up big with a stand up triple to right center.

In the championship game, the Lady Centurions continued to look strong against Knoch County, PA. LeFan pitched her fifth game of the weekend to lead the Centurions to a 5-0 tournament record. Woosley, Powell, Mumford, Cook, Tipmore, Mattingly, and Adamcyzk all came up with big hits to lead the Lady Centurions to a final victory over Knoch 5-2.

Come out and support your Lady Centurions at home this week Monday versus Collins, Tuesday versus Southern and Thursday versus Assumption!

On Wednesday, March 20th,  senior, Austin Chelf, signed a letter of intent to play football for the Tigers of Georgetown College. The signing ceremony was opened in prayer by Director of Athletics, Darin Long.

“Georgetown is lucky to have a person with Austin’s abilities on the field,” said CAL head football coach Stefan LeFors. “Fullback is a big position for the offense we run. He has been a huge asset for us. His willingness to sacrifice his body for his teammates will translate well at the college level. He never complains…that’s just the person he is.”

Chelf has played football for the Centurions since the 6th grade. He also made official visits to the University of Cumberland and Taylor University near Indianapolis before committing to Georgetown.

“I ultimately decided on Georgetown because of their winning tradition. Their coaches are honest and show a lot of integrity. It was close to home and I can succeed there as a student and a player,” said Austin.

“We are so proud of Austin. We are thankful to Coach LeFors and the CAL staff who have been such a wonderful influence on him. I don’t know much about football, but I love to watch him play. I look even more forward to seeing him become the man of God he was created to be,” said Paula Chelf, Austin’s mother. Austin’s father, Jeffrey Chelf also thanked coaches and mentors who have brought Austin to this place.

Chelf’s football achievements include all district team (2012) and a spot on the Louisville East/West All-Star game (2012). Austin looks forward to attending Georgetown in the fall and plans on majoring in business administration.

This weekend starts with a bang at the KYTrackXC.com Elite 5k Showdown being held at Centurion Field on Friday, March 22.  This is a rare opportunity for high school competitors to run 5,000 meters on the track.  Track fans witnessed the fastest boys’ race in Kentucky State History with two runners finishing under the 15:00 mark.  Jacob Thompson (2012 Foot Locker All-American) of Holy Cross ran the best time at 14:49.75.   CAL’s own Hannah Herd won last year’s girls race at 19:24. Overall, 6 competitors last year finished in the national top 40.  You will not want to miss this FREE event.  The first boys’ race (16:50 and above) is scheduled at 7:00 PM, with the girls running at 7:30 PM and the boys’ elite race at 8:00 PM.  Don’t miss this exciting, elite running!

On Friday, senior, Chad Meredith,committed to play football at Southeast Missouri State University.

“SEMO is extremely lucky to have you,” said CAL head football coach, Stefan LeFors. “When I think of Chad, I think of his energy. Energy just pours out of him and it’s contagious. All the football accolades Chad has received don’t compare to the person he is off the field. It has been a pleasure and honor to coach him.”

Chad’s parents, Neil and Amy Meredith, thanked coaches, teammates, family, and the CAL Athletic Department for their support. “This is a great day for the Meredith family,” said Mr. Meredith.

Football has always been a part of Chad’s life. He has played football since 2nd grade at CAL. His football achievements include 2012 Class A District 4 Preseason Player of the Year, 2012 Blue Chip Football Academy Top Linebacker Award, 2012 Team Captain, 2011 All District Team, 2011 Team Defensive MVP.

Meredith thanked his coaches and teammates for their influence and developing him into the player he is today. Chad looks forward to playing for the Redhawks next year and plans on majoring in Business or Athletic Training.
The signing ceremony was closed in prayer by teammate, Hunter Trenaman.

Senior, Taylor Smith, signed a letter of intent on Thursday, February 28th to play soccer for the University of Louisville Cardinals next fall.

Smith chose Louisville for their competitive soccer program as well as the opportunity to stay close to home. Taylor has played soccer at CAL for four years and was named All Region and All State her sophomore and junior years. Smith injured her shoulder and was unable to finish out her senior year with the Centurions.

“Taylor has been a leader from day one. While she is a quiet leader, she has led by example. She is one of the best goal keepers in the state and has truly been a difference maker in our program,” said CAL girls’ head soccer coach, John Zutt.

Taylor’s parents, Steve and Tina Smith thanked friends, family, and coaches for their support.

“Taylor has been blessed by friendships and adults who have poured into her. We are especially thankful to her coaches for teaching her about soccer, but more importantly about the Lord. We are so excited to see you fulfill your dreams,” said Tina Smith.

Smith is an undecided major and looks forward to playing goalie for the Cardinals who were ranked in the Top 20 last fall and signed six players this month. (http://www.gocards.com/sports/w-soccer/spec-rel/020713aac.html)