Matt White leading the CAL pack to a 2nd place team finish in the Cross Country State Meet. Michael McDade smoking a drive over the trap on the 18th hole at Charlie Vettner with the Regional Individual title on the line. Jennifer Chadwick holing out for eagle from the 7th fairway at the Region tournament at Long Run. Volleyball avenging a loss in the Pioneer Open championship match to North Oldham by beating them in a match later in the year. The hook and lateral from Joss to Anderson to Deery for a touchdown at the end of the first half in the first game vs. DeSales. Our first football homecoming parade and football game. The boys soccer team beating Eastern 4 � 0. Mary Margaret Autry�s goal on a pass from Kathryn Hale to beat North Oldham 1-0 with less than a minute to go in the Region tournament. Boys basketball beating Trinity for the first time and only losing to eventual Region champion J-town in the district on a half-court �prayer� as the buzzer went off. Girl�s basketball beating Mercy on their new home court and dominating 4th-ranked Henderson County in the Owensboro shootout. Beating Sacred Heart 7 � 0 in girl�s softball. Emily Mallory and Elle Gerlach (6th grader) battling to the state semi-finals in girls tennis. Colby Buchanan�s cool and Brett Johnson�s fire as they win the State Doubles Championship!! Ben Price�s school record exploits in the 110 and 300 hurdles (3rd place at state). Seeing Jon Deery run again and place at state track. The girl�s 4 X 800 relay team knocking 40 seconds off of their region time to finish 4th at state. That team was anchored by Taylor Dixon who set a school record and finished 4th at state in the 800. Behind many of the above, there are stories behind the headlines of breaking down and building up. In perhaps the most compelling image, Tim Anderson spoke at Baccalaureate in his baseball uniform at Patterson Stadium via video tape. Between the big regional win against Trinity and the shocker vs. St X the night of the baccalaureate ceremony, Tim taped his message to his fellow students and parents. He shared how he had been tempted in his earlier years to stray to the world�s ways and pleasures. But thanks to encouragement from his parents, teachers, and coaches, all of whom were strong in the Lord, he remained true to his Lord, family and school and became a leader on the football and baseball fields as well as among his fellow students. This is why our students go to CAL and why Proverbs 22:6 is so true; �Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.� Grace and Peace! Steve Shubert Athletic Director PS � Our athletic year is not over! For the first time ever, the baseball team competes at sub-state vs. Central Harding @ Male High School in a best of 3 series starting Wednesday, June 4th at 6:00pm. Come and cheer on our boys!