eNews 4/29/2013 - Christian Academy School System

Christian Academy of Louisville April 29, 2013 

English Station Sports Newsletter 

www.caschools.us/centurion-athletics 

Boys Lacrosse on winning Streak! 

The CAL Lacrosse team had another big divisional 

test as the traveled 

to Kentucky 

County 

Day on Tuesday. 

The Centurion 

squad came out 

firing! Great 

ball movement 

and two quick 

goals by Jonathon Lytle (Chad Lewellyn assist) and 

Trent Erps (Joe Zieser assist) led to a 2-0 CAL lead. 

The Bearcats were knocked back on their heels as all 

the momentum was with the Centurions. (continued 

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Kate Joss & Ryan Long Receive 7th Region KHSAA Sportsmanship Award 

A Strong East Wind Blew Favor 

Upon CAL Track & Field 

(full story on pg. 8) 

CAL began the week hosting the Eastern Eagles in a dual 

meet honoring the 

seniors on Monday. 

(Full Story on pg. 6 

Five seniors won 

events, earning 

their recognition 

for the 

night. Chase 

Darst’s discus 

held back the 

flood of junior teammate Zach Page’s personal best efforts 

to take the 1st place discus. Darst followed that up, sailing 

to first 

Full 

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story 

long jump and shot put events. Alli Lawson 

rode the wind to victories in the 400 and 800 meter 

runs. Drew on pg. Shadburne 5 took the 400, Alex Lott won the 

800 and Michael Hawkins ran with a steady breeze to first 

in the 1600. (continued on pg. 3)

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Momentum can be fleeting however and the CAL squad 

had trouble staying on track and halftime arrived with 

the teams knotted at 2-2. The balance of this contest can 

best be described as “odd.” Missed calls, mystery calls 

and even a brief altercation lead to a very up and down 

match. 

Ben Burchell blasted in a fast-break score and then assisted 

on a goal by Mark Highbaugh for a 4-3 CAL 

lead. Two goals by the Bearcats put the Centurions behind 

for the first time in the game. Burchell hit another 

unassisted score with 5:17 left in the 4 th quarter to tie 

the game again at 5 goals apiece. 

The tension was high and the CAL defense responded 

with a great late-game stand. On the offensive half, 

CAL patiently looked for opportunities. With just 

over two minutes left in the game, Burchell found 

such an opportunity. He threaded a pass to a driving 

Erps for his second goal and the game winner! The 

Centurions posted a 6-5 victory for their fifth win in a 

row. 

This week CAL will play at Ballard on Tuesday, 

April 30 th . On Thursday, May 2 nd CAL will finish up 

the regular season and host Eastern; this is SENIOR 

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Tessa Sipe and Lilli Popovich touched down upon the field like cyclones, 

blowing away the competition. Sipe won the 300 hurdles, long jump and 

pole vault. Popovich took the 100 hurdles, shot and the discus. Isaiah 

Ragland rained down thunder on the 100 and 300 hurdles, rounding up the 

multi-event winners. Hannah Herd, Kenzie Stovall and Jessica Bozell 

claimed wins in the 1600, high jump and triple jump respectively. 

Some of the Centurions’ best performers 

then took the storm to the Eastern Relays on Friday and Saturday hosted 

at the University of Louisville. The two-day event boasted 2,600 athletes 

from eight states and 101 National Elite standard performances, most notably, 

the fastest high school mile U.S. competition. Having a significant 

number of CAL athletes qualify shows the great climate of the current 

Centurion Track program. 

Callie Donaldson quenched the thirst for the steeplechase competition 

with a 16th place performance of 8:40.93. Austin Shaper 

flowed like a river to 21st (7:39.57) and 34th place (8:06.74) finishes 

respectively. 

Conner Cloyd broke his own 

school record, breezing into 11th 

with a time of 1:59.25 in the 800. This placed him sixth among Kentucky 

runners. Hannah Herd represented CAL with a 5:31.01 mile-- 

that’s fast, folks! Herd followed that up, finishing 24th in the 800 with a 

career best 2:28.56. Popovich took 20th in the discus with 87’2” and 

24th in the shot with 30’1/2”. Sipe took 10th in the long jump, tying the 

top Kentucky mark of 8’6” and then placed 37th in the 300 hurdles with 

53.75. 

Placing eighth in a competition this huge requires the perfect storm 

of talent, determination and character. Maya Wright, Eva Bohne’, 

Taylor Ross and Herd placed 8th in the 800 sprint relay with Adam 

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CAL Boys Tennis lose against Eastern 5-0 

Here are the results: 

Singles: 

1. Ryan Cornett lost Alex Ozier 8-0 

2. Bryce Anvar lost Austin Ozier 8-2 

3. Zach Doran lost Ryan McCulley 8-5 

Doubles: 

1. Humphrey/Frey lost Temples/Taylor 8-4 

2. Keylor/Wilson lost Sauder/Tellis 9-7 

Additional Matches: 

Stahl/Sloss won 8-5 

Alex Leeper won 8-2 

Connor Steinmetz won 8-5 

Duffy/Purnell lost 8-4 

CAL Boys Tennis lost 2-3 against Manuel 

Great effort guys!! 

Singles: 

Ryan Cornett lost Dan Colborn 1-6, 3-6 

Jake McDonnell won Michael Vanzyl 6-3,6-2 

Bryce Anvar won Jonah Large 6-4, 6-7, 10-7 

Doubles: 

Parker Frey/Jackson Humphrey lost R. J. Ariel/ 

Jamshed Kaikus 1-6,0-6 

Matt Lawson/Zach Doran lost Max Goldentul/Veeresh 

Rai 2-6, 7-6, 8-10 

CAL Boys Tennis at KCD 

The JV squad won 4-1 and the Varsity squad lost 4-1. 

At Varsity #3 singles, Bryce Anvar was down 6-4,5-0 and came back and 

won! Remember guys-- regret is a toxic thought that God does not want in our hearts and 

minds, so keep fighting and never quit! (Coach Hammonds) 


Varsity: 


1. Ryan Cornett lost Matt Harrison 6-0,6-0 

2. Jake McDonnell lost Grant Schmidt 6-2,6-0 

3. Bryce Anvar won Josh Snipes 4-6, 7-5,(10-7) 


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2. Matt Lawson/Zach Doran lost 6-0,6-7,5-7 



JV Matches: 

Cubby Keylor won 8-4 


Stephen Wilson won 8-6 


Scott Kubiak won 8-1 

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LOGAN WADE TO PLAY BASKETBALL AT TRANSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY 

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 2 nd All Region 

Team his senior year. After visiting other schools, Logan 

chose Transylvania for their business program, which he plans to 

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CAL FRESHMEN BASEBALL FALL TO NORTH OLDHAM 

The Christian Academy freshmen baseball team saw a late rally fall short in losing to North Oldham, 2-1, on Friday, 

April 26. 

In a game that saw good pitching from both teams, baserunners were few and far between. In fact, all the scoring happened 

in the first inning. CAL scored first when Paul Haupt was hit by a pitch. Dylan Shouse (running for pitcher 

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North Oldham scored their only two runs in the bottom of the first when a lead-off single, two walks, a sacrifice bunt, 

a ground out, and a hit batsman collectively scored two runs to give North Oldham a 2-1 lead that they never relinquished. 



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Addison Skarski on the hill for the final two innings of the game. Centurion pitching allowed only five hits. 

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Congratulations to Christian Academy's Kate Joss and Ryan 

Long for winning the 7th Region's Forcht Bank/KHSAA 

Sportsmanship Award. Each school in the state submits one 

boy and one girl winner which is then forwarded to KHSAA to 

announce a regional winner. The 16 female and 16 male regional 

winners were then honored at a dinner held in Lexington, KY 

Sunday evening. 

The winners were selected based on grade point average, school 

and community leadership, letters of recommendations from 

coaches/administrators, and an essay on "Sportsmanship and its 

Role on Athletics". 

Kate and Ryan each received a certificate, award, and a $350 

scholarship. Congratulations once again to both for representing 

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BUSY WEEK FOR JV SOFTBALL 

CAL started off the week hosting Oldham County April 22 nd . The Lady Colonels led 

early after scoring two runs in the second inning and three runs in the third, but in the 

bottom of the 4th, CAL scored 3 runs on hits by Abby Mattingly and Sarah Ratterman, 

followed by a Bailey Tipmore double. Solid pitching, defense and another hit by Ratterman 

in the bottom of the 5 th were not enough to overcome the deficit. Final score 6-3 

OCHS. 

The next day, CAL faced Ballard. 

CAL played great defense the first three innings, including three strikeouts in the 

first seven batters by Sarah Ratterman and a big catch in the outfield by Alivia 

Sinnott, holding Ballard scoreless in the 2 nd after a leadoff triple. In CAL’s first 

three innings at the plate, hits by 

Lydia Clay and Kayla Chapman 

and doubles by Jessica Powell and 

Ratterman were left stranded. The 

game was tied at zero through 

three innings. The Bruins scored 

5 in the top of the 4 th inning, and CAL was unable to recover despite a 4 th inning 

hit by Leah Jessee. Final score 5-0 Ballard. 

Thursday CAL traveled to Eastern. CAL was down 7-0 after the first inning after 

several hits, walks, and errors. Hits by Sarah Ratterman, Hannah Howes, Abby 

Mattingly, Alivia Sinnott, and Loren Simpson, and doubles by Howes and Brittany 

Mumford, were not enough as CAL fell 11-4. 

CAL 17 MALE 1 

The girls JV team continued their winning ways by earning another victory against Male. The transition defense rarely allowed even 

a shot upon the goalie as the bulldogs were held to one goal. 

Laura Cornett, Allison Edlin and Caroline Anderson led the scoring while Dana Joss, Melissa Nettles, Maddie Reed and Ashley 

Semak also posted goals. 



CAL 17 EASTERN 6 

The JV team proved once again why they are one of the top teams in the league winning their 7th game convincingly over Eastern. 

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CAL MIDDLE SCHOOL VARSITY BASEBALL WINS BIG AT JTOWN!! 

The CAL Middle School baseball team broke loose with two big wins at Jeffersontown 

Skyview Park on Saturday, April 27, defeating Conway, 18-3, and 

Meyzeek, 21-8. 

In the morning opener, CAL scored seven times in the top of the first inning 

and never looked back en route to the 18-3 win over Conway. The Centurions 

collected seven hits and took advantage of 12 Conway walks and four hit batsman 

to score at least five runs in every inning. 

Ben Huls, Cole Taylor, Evan Boggs, and Jordan Walp all reached base in every at 

bat by hit or walk for the Centurions. Boggs and Walp both had two hits and three 

runs batted in to go along with a walk. Huls, Taylor, and Nick Weaver all singled 

for the Centurions with Huls walking 

three times and stealing five bases. 

Taylor and Walp both scored three 

runs. Every batter for the Centurions 

scored at least one run in the game. 

Luke Price pitched for CAL, going the distance and allowing two hits while 

striking out five. 

In the second game of the day, 

CAL banged out 16 hits in only 

three innings and added 12 free passes from Meyzeek to score 21 runs in the 21 

-8 victory. The 21 runs and 16 hits were CAL’s high marks of the year. CAL 

scored four runs in the first inning, nine runs in the second inning, and eight 

more in the third before the game ended. 

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Also contributing to the attack for the Centurions were Steven Ott, who had two hits 

and three runs batted in, Cole Taylor and Jordan Walp both had doubles and Sean 

McElwain and Evan Boggs both singled. Deon Reese executed a perfect squeeze bunt 

in the third inning to score a CAL run. 

Cole Taylor was the winning pitcher for the Centurions, going the distance and striking 

out five. 

On Thursday, April 25, the Centurions fell short in losing to JCTMS, 5-2. Sean 

McElwain had two hits and a superb diving catch of a line drive in right field for the 

Centurions on this day. Ben Huls had a double, and Luke Price, Nick Weaver, Grant 

Harmon, and Cameron Marshall all singled. 

Cole Taylor, Luke Price, and Grant Harmon all pitched for the Centurions, and teamed to 

allow only five JCTMS hits in seven innings but a couple of ill-timed errors allowed 

JCTMS to score the needed runs to win. 

On Tuesday, April 23, five CAL first inning errors led to a five-run Crosby first inning, a 

lead the Centurions could not overcome, in falling, 10-7. CAL fought back with six runs 

in the final two innings and left the bases loaded in the final two innings of the game. 

Cole Taylor had two hits for the Centurions and Ben Huls doubled. Nick Weaver, Steven Ott, and John Harvie all singled for the 

Centurions with Huls, Weaver, and Luke Price (two walks) scoring two runs each. Luke Price and Cole Taylor pitched for the Centurions. 

LAST WEEK’S SCORES 

Monday 4/22 Crosby 4- CAL 3 

Thursday 4/25 Noe 4 - CAL 2 

Friday 4/26 CAL 1 - Kammerer 1 





Season Record 2-2-1 





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News from the Underground 

"The Pride and Tradition of the Centurion Foundry will be entrusted to the Courageous, Committed and Strong” 

Several years ago our first Strength and Conditioning Coach came up with the name Centurion Foundry. By Definition a foundry is 

a place in which metal castings are produced. This along with Proverbs 27:17 – “As iron sharpens iron, one man sharpens another”, 

became the foundations for our program. 

This past week I read an article about college athletes and the fact that when student athletes graduate they are better in relationships, 

healthier and better prepared to enter the workforce than other college graduates. I believe this can also be said about High 

School Athletes. A student athlete has to be focused, disciplined and committed to the goals of the team. We are blessed at Christian 

Academy of Louisville to have a school that puts Christ at the center of everything we do. Our academics are second to none and 

our Athletic programs are dedicated to making every athlete a disciple. Our students leave CAL ready to face the challenges they 

will run into in the next phase of their life. 

We keep all this in mind when we design our Sports Performance Program. We want to be the foundry for our sports programs. We 

strive to not only build a bigger, faster and stronger athlete but also build a more focused, disciplined and committed team mate. As 

we enter the last month of the academic year, I hope all our athletes take some time to set goals for this summer and dedicate a few 

hours a week to prepare themselves for next year. Sports Performance is not a program that ends at the end of the school year. Actually 

the summer is our most important training cycle. We must make a commitment to using our summer to build a solid strength 

foundation and building our teams’ character, tradition and excellence. 

Upcoming Events: 

CAL Sports Performance Nutrition Seminar! 

To help educate Parents and Athletes we will be having a Nutrition Seminar on Saturday, May 11th at 10am in the High School Auditorium. 

We will have a sign up process on line soon but until it is up and running you can RSVP by contacting Coach Lile at 

glile@caschools.us. 

Middle School Sports Performance Summer Camps! 

This camp is for athletes entering grades 6 -8. Held weekly starting June 3 rd till School Starts, 

except during the KHSAA Dead Period. 



If you sign up for one of the other Sports Camps (Football/Basketball or Baseball) held during the Week of June 3 rd or June 

10 th you can sign up to attend the Sports Performance Camp those weeks for only $25. 



If you have any questions please contact Coach Lile at (502) 457-6805 or glile@caschools.us. Keep reading 

the E-news weekly for details on these events and you can keep up with us daily on our Facebook page – Centurion Sports Performance 

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The Middle School Boys Soccer teams have been extremely busy in the last few 

weeks. They have played regularly scheduled games and some make up games 

to give those tons of time on the field. 

After disappointing losses from both teams to North Oldham, each team came 

back with a vengeance against Bondurant, the #1 seed in the league. 

CAL VS. BONDURANT 

Varsity came out to the Bondurant with their offense loaded. Multiple shots 

from Christian Kornegay and Kihun Choi started the ball rolling! Tyler Green 

had a great pass to Alazar Barsamian which he sunk easily for a score of 1-0. 

The Varsity defense lead by Jordan Fisher, Wes Wegert and Justin 

Cole, kept the ball on the CAL side of the field for the rest of the game. 

Alazar Barsamian scored again on a penalty kick in the last 5 minutes 

of the game to result in a 2-0 win for the Centurions. 

Junior Varsity also came out to win against Bondurant. Defense led by 

Clay Wolfe and Matthew Noltemeyer, kept the offense hopping. Nathan 

Green scored the first goal of the game and goals continued to fall 

by Andrew Warren and Jacob Spainhour. The mid-field stood tough 

throughout the game with great plays by Danny McElwain and Dawson 

Hatfield. At the top of the 2 nd half, Bondurant came back with a couple 

of goals themselves for a score of 3-2 which only spurred the Centurions 

to continue to fight hard. A 

goal by Nathan Shepherd and another 

by Hunter Hale had the JV team’s confidence soaring. Nathan Green scored the last goal 

of the game with a fabulous win of 6-2! 

CAL VS. SHELBY EAST MIDDLE 

Varsity had so much support from the defensive and mid-field positions against East Middle, it 

was clear early on a win was to be had. Nathan Shepherd came all the way across the field to 

score the first goal. And they kept coming from that point forward! Ezra Sanford had a corner 

kick that was positioned perfectly for a header by Tyler Green for a 2-0 lead. Tyler Green 

scored again to bring the lead to 3-0 in the 12 th minute of the first half. The combination of 

Sawyer Skarski and Trae Rick was instrumental in keeping the ball on the offensive side of the 

field. Beomseon Do scored quickly again for a 4-0 lead. At the end of the first half another 

Centurion goal by Kihun Choi made it 5-0. With a ton of activity in the 2 nd half, CAL continued to make offense plays to add to 

the scoreboard. Goals by Kihun Choi, Beomseon Do and K.C. Purvis secured the win 8-1! 

J.V. struggled a little against the East Middle Missiles. 

East had a 0-3 lead at the half even with 

superior play from Connor Bates and Danny 

McElwain. CAL continued to fight hard but just 

couldn’t get points on the board until the 6 th minute 

in the 2 nd half. Jackson Pass and Evan Athanasakes 

gave great efforts to work to get CAL 

some momentum going, but CAL just came up 

short. It was a terrific effort CAL! 

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Week of April 22-27, 2013 

The 7 th /8 th grade boys lacrosse played several incredible games this week. 

GAME 1 – CAL VS. HOLY TRINITY MONDAY, APRIL 22, 2013 

Holy Trinity proved to be a challenge for the CAL “A” team. Holy Trinity had great defensive and offense 

players, and tied up the score a few times throughout the game. The game was fast-paced and each point had 

to be fought for, but the CAL “A” team pulled out to end the game 11-8. Great game!! 

Scores made by: Isaiah Degen, Chandler Holloway, Cade Sparrow, and Randy Shrout. 

The CAL “B” team were defeated by Holy Trinity’s “B” team 3 - 2. 

GAME 2 – CAL VS. SO. OLDHAM TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 2013 

CAL’s “A” team beat out the South Oldham team 9 – 3. Jacob Spencer 

had many good saves and the CAL “A” players made some incredible 

plays. Score assists were made by Jake Paulson, Chandler Holloway, 

Crosse Wolfe, and Jared Densler. 

The “B” team started the night with an immediate score made by Dakota 

Lanham, followed shortly after with a goals made by Garrett Goldman 

and Caleb Anderson. Cameron Roberts, Liam Scull and Robert 

Keesaer also scored for an end score of CAL “B” team 8; South Oldham 

“B” team 0. 

GAME 3 – CAL “B” TEAM VS. CROSBY “B” 

SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2013 

CAL – 12 

CROSBY - 5 

GAME 4 – CAL VS. CRUSADERS SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2013 

The CAL 7 th /8 th Boys Lacrosse “A” team was a little slow 

to start the morning game, but they kept scoring with the 

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“B” TEAM GAME: 

Following in the shadow of the "A" team victory, the "B" team started 

strong in their own game against the Crusaders. Cross Wolfe scored the 

first goal after a contentious 8.5 minutes in the first quarter. The 

Crusaders put on a strong defense but our boys showed their fighting 

spirit and took their game to a new level! Jackson Donovan came back 

quickly spinning and avoiding being blocked to score goal #2 with 

seconds left in the first quarter, closing that quarter at 2:0 - CAL. 

In the first minute and a half of the second quarter Jackson D tossed 

to Liam Scull, who looked for a good position and took a solid throw 

to the net for goal #3. Jackson Donovan then took 4 valiant throws at 

the goal, but it was Seth Crutchfield who finally made goal #4 after 

relentless defense pressure from the Crusaders. Cross Wolfe tried for 

another goal but caught the post. Meanwhile the defense waited. Back 

to offense, Dakota Lanham grabbed the ball, ran in and was hit by 

multiple players but held on to the ball and made the shot under 

incredible pressure as he fell from a shove, and made goal #5, ending 

the half at 5:0 - CAL. 

After the half, the defense got a little action, and defended the 

goal, sending the action back to the offense at the other end of the 

field. Garrett Goldman caught his chance behind the goal and swung 

around the corner to the front of the goal and shot for goal #6. Ten 

seconds later Parker Jones assisted Seth Crutchfield for goal #7. 

Meanwhile the defense rested. Jared Densler ran with the ball, looking 

for a pass when he saw an opening and took the shot straight in for 

goal #8. After CAL took the ball, Jared Densler threw in from a good 

distance for his 2nd straight shot bringing the score to 9:0 - CAL. 

The mom's on the bleacher caught a glimpse of Andrew Barbour looking 

very relaxed, resting against a pole with legs crossed, as the defense 

continued to rest! 

During the last quarter Garrett Goldman spun and fought his way to 

make #10. Donna Goldman pulled in to the parking lot with 8:19 

left in the game. Dakota Lanham fought through a pack of Crusaders to 

push for goal #11. Donna finally made it through the gate with 4:04 

left in the game. She distracted the spectators and we missed goals 12 

and 13! 

David Naiser took a turn on offense and tried a shot at the goal but 

the shot was successfully blocked. He got another try, carrying the 

ball down the middle of the field only to have it smacked from his net 

just feet from the goal with only seconds to go. The whistle then 

blew, and CAL scored another victory, crushing the Crusaders 13:0! 

We're looking forward to their next game! 

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Baseball ▪ Boys Lacrosse ▪ Basketball (Girls & Boys) 

Football ▪ Boys Soccer ▪ Softball ▪ Volleyball 

Rising Freshman Camp ▪ Sports Performance 

The central purpose of CAL Athletics is to prepare young 

people for life as Christian leaders who choose: 

▪ Character before Career 

▪ Wisdom beyond Scholarship 

▪ Service before Self 



▪ To find and follow God’s will for their lives 







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CAL Athletic Department 502-244-3225 (0ffice) 502-244-3193 (fax) 

Darin Long, Director of Athletics 244-3225 ext. 1037 Dlong@caschools.us 

Kevin Bowers, Assistant AD, 244-3225, ext 1072 KBowers@caschools.us 

Cora Parker, Administrative Assistant 244-3225 ext. 1080 cparker@caschools.us 

Stefan LeFors, Scheduling Coordinator, 244-3225 ext 1081 slefors@caschools.us 

Hollie Foster, Sports Information Coordinator 244-3225 ext. 1054, hfoster@caschools.us 

Kate Meyer, Athletic Trainer, katebmeyer@gmail.com 

For CAL Sports Game and Practice Schedules visit: www.cachools.us/centurion-athletics 

THE CENTURION ARMORY 753-4598 

FALL SPORTS: HIGH SCHOOL 

Cross Country-Lowery Stallings,lowery_stallings@yahoo.com 

Cheerleading-Marletta Firman, calcheerleaders@gmail.com 

Field Hockey-Jeremy Nelson, j.j.nelson@att.net 

Football-Stefan LeFors, slefors@caschools.us 

Golf Boys’-Jay Dortch, jayd@fsgweb.com 

Golf Girls’- Tom Clements, tomclements@insightbb.com 

Strength & Conditioning- Greg Lile, glile@caschools.us 

Soccer - Boys-Doug Lucas, dlucas@teamexpansion.org 

Soccer -Girls-John Zutt, jzutt@bellsouth.net 

Volleyball-Patty Ernst, pernst@midamericasportscenter.com 

MIDDLE SCHOOL: 

Cross Country– Brittney McClean, bmclean@caschools.us; Cody Patterson, cpatty20@gmail.com 

Cheerleading-Marletta Firman, calcheerleaders@gmail.com 

Field Hockey– Jeremy Nelson, j.j.nelson@att.net 

Football-(7th/8th) - Stefan LeFors, slefors@caschools.us 

Volleyball– Tracie Frist, tfrist@insightbb.com 

Tennis Girls/Boys Rhonda Arnold, rarnold@caschools.us 

WINTER SPORTS: HIGH SCHOOL 

Basketball (Boys) Casey Smallwood, csmallwood@caschools.us 

Basketball (Girls) Don Rice, drice@caschools.us 

Cheerleading, Marletta Firman, calcheerleaders@gmail.com 


Swimming, Amy Albiero, albierofamily@juno.com 


Basketball– (Boys) Casey Smallwood, csmallwood@caschools.us 

Basketball (Girls) Don Rice, drice@caschools.us 

Cheerleading– Misty Milby-Cochran, calmiddlecheer@yahoo.com 

Swimming, Amy Albiero, albierofamily@juno.com 

SPRING SPORTS: High School 

Baseball - Tim Brown, tbrown@caschools.us 

Softball- Kyle Mullin, kmullin@rev-a-shelf.com 

Boys Lacrosse- Phil Brock, philbrock15@gmail.com 

Girls Lacrosse- Stu Bailey, stu.bailey@insightbb.com 


Boys Tennis– Todd Hammonds, todd.hammonds@yahoo.com 

Girls Tennis- Jeff Mallory, jmallory@caschools.us 

Boys/Girls Track and Field- Lowery Stallings, 

lowery_stallings@yahoo.com 


Baseball - Tim Brown, tbrown@caschools.us 

Softball – Kyle Mullin, kmullin@rev-a-shelf.com 

Boys Lacrosse- Scott Krantz, snkrantz@ups.com 

Girls Lacrosse- Stu Bailey, stu.bailey@insightbb.com 

Boys Golf – Greg Zimmerer, gzimmerer@lifecell.com 

Girls Golf—Ron Gustafson coachgus@insightbb.com 

Boys Soccer– Andrew Bocchino apbocchino@gmail.com 

Girls Soccer- Joey Autry, jlautry@bellsouth.net 

Boys/Girls Track - Heather Bilyeu Heathergbilyeu@gmail.com 

Intramural Offerings: Grades 2-5 

Kevin Bowers, Assistant AD, 244-3225, ext 1072 

KBowers@caschools.us 


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