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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. View CAL High School sports LIVE, in the palm of your Hand 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. HiScore is an iPhone application that can be downloaded directly to your hand held device. Students, parents, sports fans, alumni, and 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 or on twitter @Cfoundry. future CAL families, can check CAL sports’ scores LIVE from their iPhone anytime from anywhere. The application is intuitive and can even display updates to the sport you are viewing, show It’s play-by-play a Blessed announcements, and Great life! and ~ Coach real time Lile updates. Keep track of CAL’s high school’s scores and updates LIVE, in the palm of your hand. To Download, go to the Apple App Store and 12
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! 13
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