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General Information
Ohio 43230
Enrollment ........1,162
Founded ........1911
Nickname Vikings
Colors Maroon & Gray
League Central Buckeye League (CBL)
Athletic Office Email athletics@columbusacademy.org Athletic Office Phone 614-509-2253 Athletic Website columbusacademy.org/athletics
William S. Ward and his father, John T. Ward, founded The Ward Transfer Line in 1881, with a team of horses, a wagon and two helpers. That was the start of what would become one of the oldest and most established continuously operating moving and storage companies in the United States.
COMPREHENSIVE RELOCATION SERVICES AND SOLUTIONS
E.E. Ward Moving & Storage Co. is a nationally recognized leader in the relocation and transportation industry. The company’s mission is to provide its customers with an unmatched sense of comfort and security when relocating and storing their possessions.
BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL MOVING
E.E. Ward provides efficient office relocations that contain costs while best serving the businesses needs by minimizing downtime and ensuring that productivity levels are maintained throughout the relocation experience.
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Athletic Facilities
Hondros Field
After full funding from John and Linda Hondros and their children Morgan, Cody ’00, Kelly ’06 and Hobie ’08, the Columbus Academy board of trustees voted to rename the stadium Hondros Field. A $1.25 million project completed by TurfFields in August 2014 replaced the stadium grass field with state-of-the-art artificial turf primarily used for football, lacrosse and soccer. The Hondros family’s gift encouraged several other Academy families to give anonymously in order to fund a second all-weather field, which was installed on the west side of campus next to the existing field hockey and lacrosse area out at Carlin Fields. As a result, Columbus Academy became one of the few Central Ohio schools to have two all-weather surfaces for practices and competitions. Hondros Field has since also served as a host site for several state tournaments during the fall and spring seasons. Hondros Field was officially dedicated on Sept. 5, 2014, at halftime of the Viking football game. The track surrounding the field, which was resurfaced in spring 2018, was also retained in memory of Mike Marsh.
Carlin Fields
Dedicated in October 2016 in honor and memory of alumnus David P. Carlin ’56, Carlin Fields plays host to Viking field hockey and tennis, and also contains several multipurporse fields used for lacrosse and other sports for games, practice and various activities on campus. David was a Board member and generous Academy benefactor as well as the driving force behind obtaining that property in the mid-1980s. His foresight into the potential importance of that additional space for the school’s future use is further testament to his love and devotion to Columbus Academy. David’s widow and other members of the Carlin Family (pictured) were on hand for the dedication and unveiling of the new archway welcoming Viking families and guests to the western portion of campus.
James W. Stahl Field
Home field for the Viking baseball team, James W. Stahl Field was named after Academy’s legendary baseball coach. In his 22 years at the helm of the Viking baseball program, Stahl compiled over 260 wins and won the Class A state title in 1982. A member of the CA and Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame, Stahl also led the Vikings to state runner-up honors in 1981 and the 1980 state semifinals. Coach Stahl also steered the program to a regional final and a pair of district finals over his tenure. In August 2022, Stahl Field underwent renovations including the installation of a high-performance artificial turf infield, new dugouts and a permanent outfield fence. The Vikings played their first game on the new turf field on April 4, 2023, and won 16-1 over Whitehall-Yearling HS.
“The Mack” Gym
Named in honor of Columbus Academy’s Headmaster from 1997-2013, The John Mackenzie Gymnasium, nicknamed The Mack, is the home court of the Viking boys and girls basketball teams, as well as the volleyball team. During his 16 years at the helm, John Mackenzie led CA through a period of growth and many accomplishments, including extensive enhancements to the curriculum, increased enrollment, aesthetic improvements to campus, the implementation of successful programs in the areas of diversity, technology, ethics and character, and creating a sense of community for all.
Jones Gym
The Jones Gym primarily serves our middle school basketball and volleyball teams, while also providing ample indoor practice space for outdoor sports during times of inclement weather throughout the fall and spring seasons. The gym is equipped with six basketball hoops, a full-size court and bleacher-style seating.
Academy Swimming Pool
Columbus Academy’s swimming pool is the official practice and competition site for the Viking swim teams. Several meets are held at the site throughout each season, including within the league, while also being used for competition throughout the year by the Greater Columbus Swim Team of Ohio.
Golf Putting Green and Short Game Practice Area
The golf putting green and practice area was made possible by the generous support of Jason and Heidi Crowl, with additional support from several Columbus Academy alumni who played golf for the Vikings. This state-of-the-art putting green and chipping area located at Carlin Fields provides practice opportunities for our boys and girls Middle and Upper School golf programs to refine their craft around the green when competing on the course. It also has already given our younger students the ability to learn the game of golf through instruction in P.E. classes and with the Youth Sports program.
Fieldhouse
Discussions about an indoor fieldhouse had been taking place for years, but the much-needed project became a reality when a group of Columbus Academy families came together to offer a significant portion of the funding, thus relieving the schoolfrom undertaking a major philanthropic campaign. Within the fieldhouse’s 24,000 square feet –which opened in January 2020 – are 18 basketball hoops suspended from the ceiling, a rock climbing wall next to stairs that lead up to a mezzanine, a conference room and six offices for coaches and staff. The flooring is a top-of-the-line Mondo surface that contains three regulation basketball courts used for practices, games, fitness training and PE classes. In addition, the existing locker rooms were overhauled and extra ones were added to accommodate all of our teams and to provide ample space for hosting multiple sporting events at the same time.
Fitness Center
The Fitness Center has evolved from what was once a typical weight room where teams workout, to a training area open to all students, faculty and staff. Racks in the facility have been upgraded with state-of-the-art lifting equipment, along with more floor space and various aerobic machines. These improvements have provided the opportunity for our strength and conditioning program to grow and continue to set the path for a fit and healthy lifestyle for students of all ages.
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Meet The Teams
Cross Country
Varsity Boys Roster
Adam Aikins Jr.
Graham Alexander Jr.
Ibrahim Bakar So.
Andy Becknell So.
Dane Chaky Jr.
Chris Hill Jr.
Xander Hu-Van Reeth Sr.
Luke Knutsen So.
Devin Li Fr.
Ethan Liu Fr.
Rohan Nadella Fr.
Giuseppe Peppercorn So.
Dillan Reddy Jr.
Andy Rumpke Fr.
Sahil Satyapriya Fr.
Henry Schehl Jr.
Nate Schiltz So.
Jude Suh Fr.
Matt Tolliver Sr.
Alester Xiao Sr.
Aiden Zhao So.
Varsity Girls Roster
Miranda Bradner-Young Jr.
Leeyah Broomfield So.
Claire Chan Fr.
Margaret Kurtz Sr.
Jiaqi Li So.
Sophie Lichten Sr.
Stephanie Liu Fr.
Marceline Ordonez Jr.
Melanie Qin Sr.
Clara Stevens Sr.
Megan Zhang So.
Head Coach: Chris Mealick (4th Season)
Assistant Coach: Tyler Gittins ’13
Junior Varsity Roster
Head Coach: Jacque DeMarco (3rd Season)
Assistant Coaches: Karla Dixon, Callista Popp ’19, Tara Puffenberger, Joel Zalesky
JV Head Coach: Alison Hammond
17 Patrick Woods Jr.
18 Charlie O’Donnell Fr. 19 Scott Alpert Jr. 20
Dunkle Jr.
Munster So. 22 Michael May Sr.
23 Nicholas Johnson Fr.
24 Baron Dye Fr.
25 Julian Edwards Fr.
26 Abraham Ulbrich Sr.
27 Mark Masek Fr.
28 Drew Dye Fr.
30 Thomas Rubey So.
32 Parker Stoner Jr.
33 Isaac Clay Sr.
63 Jackson Krabill So. 64 Sebastian Edwards Jr.
65 Owen Huddleston Sr. 66 Matteo Cain Fr.
70 Craig Edson Sr.
73 Noah Brooks Fr. 74 Reinaldo Perez So.
79 Sunil Santry Sr.
80 William Bundy Jr.
85 Henry Pizzotti Jr.
87 Paul Anderson II Fr. Mgr. Jackson Rodocker So. Mgr. Peter Snyder Sr.
Assistant Coaches: Damien Caldwell, Dominique Carter, Scott Mendelson, Dylan Murphy, Bill Schmitz, Chuck Simpson, Patrick Skahan, Mark Stier
JV Head Coach: Brian Stier
Of Fame
JV & Varsity Roster
Sarthak Arya
Ethan Baker
Krish Bakhru
Jaxon Crowl
Hunter Freytag
Dilin Gokhale
Gavin Hunter
James Lo
Rowen Lo
Nico Martin
Gavin Munster
Gavin Snook
Alex Stein
Dani Uriel Adrada
Jack Woods
Girls Golf
JV & Varsity Roster
Maya Bakhru Fr.
Isabella Hira So.
Rosemary Jenkins So.
Eva Lim So.
Meera Srini So.
FuMei Sun Fr.
Ella Tang Jr.
Eesha Tanneru Jr.
Abby Xiao Jr.
Caroline Zeiger Sr.
Claire Zeiger Fr.
Angela Zhang Jr.
Boys Soccer
Varsity Roster
Varsity Roster
Head
Assistant Coaches: Erika Feigles, Meredith Oliva, Natalie Ritter
Girls Tennis
Varsity Roster
Tamanna Arya Sr.
Alina Liu Sr.
Audrey Lu Sr.
Mary Panley Sr.
Gabrielle Stewart So.
Ella Tsao Fr.
Lara Wood Jr.
Sophie Wu Jr.
Junior Varsity Roster
Noor Albirini So.
Claire Dix So.
Isabelle Eribo Sr.
Zephyr Harrison So.
Maya Joyner So.
Ela Koksal So.
Jennifer Lee Sr.
Claire Zhao So.
Head Coach: Preston Eberlyn (2nd Season)
Assistant Coaches: Joe Hasskew, Naveen Das ’97
JV Head Coach: Karla Crucke
Volleyball
Varsity Roster
Junior Varsity Roster
Pep Band
Roster
Ridah Abbas Sr.
Rehan Abbas Fr.
Adam Aikins Jr.
Graham Alexander Jr.
Vivian Allison Fr.
Sofia Alonso-Taub Fr.
Ibrahim Bakar So.
Will Barney So.
Adrianna Belousov Sr.
Max Berry So.
Henry Bhavnagri Fr.
Sujay Billakanty So.
Sameer Bommareddy Fr.
Phinn Boninsegna-Mullins Sr.
Mircea Butnariu Sr.
Umar Campion Fr.
Kate Cartwright Sr.
Chase Crane Jr.
Alaina Dadlani Jr.
Marc Daneault Jr.
William Duan So.
Baron Dye Fr.
Julian Edwards Fr.
Ella Farrell Sr.
Timothy Flythe So.
Dilin Gokhale Jr.
Daria Golikov Fr.
Anders Hsiao Fang-Yen Fr.
Lucy Izokaitis Sr.
Nicholas Johnson Fr.
Andrew Jonas Fr.
Emma Jontes Fr.
Jarrett Krabill So.
Margaret Kurtz Sr.
Seth Lee Sr.
Makenzie Lesh Fr.
Andy Li Sr.
Devin Li Fr.
Sophie Lichten Sr.
Jacob Lifer So.
Olivia Lin Fr.
Owen Lucas So.
Saurav Malik Jr.
Julia Maroo Fr.
Nathan Maroo Jr.
Nico Martin Jr.
Cayden Mealick So.
Brady Mears Fr.
Avery Medina Fr.
Nolan Meyers Jr.
Rylan Mifsud Fr.
Aubree Mifsud Jr.
Carolina Mize Sr.
Laken Moffett So.
Chaz Moore Jr.
Tegan Murphy Fr.
Rohan Nadella Fr.
Marceline Ordonez Jr.
Jackson Rodocker So.
Alec Shah So.
Josh Sneeringer Jr.
Daniel Solis Fr.
Emma Stark Sr.
Lauren Stevens Jr.
Clara Stevens Sr.
Jude Suh Fr.
FuMei Sun Fr.
Rachael Sutherland Jr. Eesha Tanneru Jr.
Jayden Tsao Jr.
Agastya Vadde Fr.
Emily Van Hulse So.
Aashi Varia Jr.
Esther Wang Fr.
Melody Wang So.
William Whitson So.
Alex Wolford So.
Amaya Wood So.
Nate Yeoman So.
Ryan Zand Fr.
Director Of Bands & Performing Arts Dept. Chair: Jessice Sneeringer Assistant Band Director: Susan O’Rourke
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It’s our job to make sure she’s ready. And not just academically... with 24 varsity sports offerings that have won nearly 100 individual and team state championship titles, our athletic programs instill the confidence and character she needs to take the world head on.
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