The VASJ girls track team tuned up for the upcoming district meet by hosting the All-Catholic Meet on May 12. The top finish for the Vikings was a second place in the 4×400 relay. The team of Maritza Strong, Ashanti Turner, Julie LeQuay and Jayla Currie finished with a time of 4:12.02 – just behind
The Lady Vikings softball team faced West Geauga on Thursday evening for their last game of the year and unfortunately fell 14-8 to the Wolverines. The Lady Vikes started the game strong with two runs in the first inning against West G’s three runs but were unable to score for the rest of the game. West G
VASJ hosted Lake Catholic in a dual on May 8, but the meet itself was overshadowed by an emotional Senior Day celebration. Six senior athletes – Nate Dean, Chris Boykin, Alex Williams, Carl Chaney, Adam Stauffer and Patrick Sheridan – were honored as part of the exciting afternoon. “It was great to honor those six
The Boys Varsity Baseball team started the week off in a positive way with two North Coast White Division victories on Monday and Tuesday. In a game that was suspended due to weather, the Varsity Boys Baseball team sent the Knights of Saint Thomas Aquinas home with a 6-4 defeat at the hands of the
The Vikings were able to stay hot on Wednesday, stretching their win streak to three as they won their sectional semifinal game versus Black River 6-0. Kyle Trickett lead the Vikings with a complete game shutout, blanking the Pirates on just three hits, striking out 11, and walking just one. Kyle has notched over 20
The Lady Vikings softball team hosted St. Thomas Aquinas on Wednesday night. Aquinas came out of the gates strong with a 10-run first inning, while the Vikes fought back with three runs, however the Aquinas’ 10-run lead was difficult to catch up to, and the Lady Vikes eventually fell 14-8 to Aquinas. Smith and Ball were the
Lady Vikings softball had the opportunity to play at Cleveland State University’s beautiful Krenzler field on Monday night where they “hosted” Warren JFK and took home an 18-14 win. JFK took the early lead, holding the Vikes to just three runs until the fourth inning when they came alive scoring four runs followed by seven runs in
