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Geyer and Thomas in Cary Magazine

August 8, 2017

Reese Geyer (’18) and Riya Thomas (’18) were featured in the July issue of Cary Magazine for their efforts to combat human trafficking in Nepal. They brought with them five bags of supplies and money for school supplies and food. Read the full story here.

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Science Olympiad starts the season off right.

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Bodmer an N&O track/field Athlete of the Year

July 24, 2017

Sarah Bodmer (’17) has been named by The News and Observer as its Girls Track and Field Athlete of the Year.

Read the article.

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Green iniatives on campus

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Alumna named one of North Carolina’s “20 Under 20” Latinx leaders

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Two selected for American Legion D.C. programs

July 21, 2017

Ben Lipson (’18) and Tori Borlase (’18) will represent NC at the American Legion Boys Nation and Girls Nation, respectively, July 21-29 in Washington, D.C.

Both programs are annual American Legion programs that include civic training, leadership development and a focus on Americanism.

Lipson and Borlase attended Boys and Girls State at Catawba College in Salisbury last month and were selected to represent NC as senators for the American Legion programs.

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Teaching with tech

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Chargers close out a fantastic spring season

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ACSL team repeats as champs

June 5, 2017

During Memorial Day Weekend, three Cary Academy seniors: Jack Maxfield, Caleb Norfleet and Pranay Tankala cut their graduation festivities short to participate in the CACS-sponsored American Computer Science League (ACSL) All-Star Programming Contest.

The students earned a perfect score during the intensely challenging programming round, solving four programs in the allotted three hours, while using only one computer and having to call upon all of their collaborative and innovative skills. On the written contest, which is renowned to be extremely detail-oriented and computationally intensive, the students earned a combined score of 32/36 points.

Competing against top programming teams from the U.S., Canada, China, Croatia and Romania, the Cary Academy team repeated as first-place winners of its division.

In addition to winning individual and team plaques, the students were awarded two laptop computers, a Kindle Fire tablet and a Kindle Paperwhite.

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Bodmer 3A track and field athlete of year

June 1, 2017

The NCISAA Track and Field/Cross Country Coaches Association has announced its outstanding athletes and coaches for the 2017 track and field season.

Sarah Bodmer (’17) has been named the 3A Female Athlete of the Year.

She will be receiving a letter of recognition and a plaque to commemorate the award.

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Girls track second in states, boys third

May 23, 2017

At the recent NCISAA championship meet for track and field, the CA girls finished as state runners-up, while the CA boys came in third.

Making All-State are:

  • Emily Lane – 800m, New School Record – 2:17.14
  • Sarah Bodmer – 3200m and 1600m, New School Record in latter at 5:00.90
  • Dorrit Eisenbeis, Emily Lane, Olivia Frazier, Sarah Bodmer – 4x800m Relay, New State Record, New School Record, 2017 NC #1 All Schools/All Classifications/NCHSAA/NCISAA – 9:25.92
  • Christian Sodano – Pole Vault
  • Coleman Mitchell, Tommy Bright, Chase Coley, Ray Faison – 4x800m Relay, New State Record, New School Record – 7:54.26

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Varsity cross country teams take TISAC trophy

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Watts part of winning US youth soccer team

May 22, 2017

Ethan Watts (’18) and his CASL Red 00 team won the U17 Division of the US Youth Soccer State Cup this past weekend In Winston-Salem.

In Saturday’s semifinal, Watts scored the only goal in a 1-0 double overtime victory. On Sunday, the team posted a 3-1 win in the final.

CASL 00 Red now moves on to the Region III Championships in June.

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Students medal on 2017 German exam

May 16, 2017

The following students earned honors on the 2017 National German Exam, administered by the American Association of Teachers of German. Prize levels are based upon the national percentile ranking on the exam, and students received certificates and medals from the AATG for their performance.

Gold Medal:

  • Christian Sodano
  • Meredith Fowler
  • David Go
  • Lindsay Callihan
  • CerenIz
  • TeoFeliuMerce
  • Constantin Zodl
  • Hope Ferris
  • Shaan Dhawan
  • Leo deSouza
  • Ruhi Dholakia
  • Georgia Dietz

Silver Medal:

  • Olivia Halferty
  • Addie Esposito
  • Rachel George
  • Luke Wilson
  • Olivia Frazier
  • Isiah Hoile
  • AthinaZodl

Bronze Medal:

  • Claudia Zimmerman
  • Finn Kerns
  • Raiden Mason
  • ObinnaModilim
  • Sheridan Page
  • Dunning Hill
  • DorritEisenbeis
  • Haley Harris
  • Matthew Schaeffer
  • Alex Knott
  • Chris Toy
  • Sam Myer

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Girls track wins third straight TISAC

May 15, 2017

This past weekend, the CA girls track and field team won its third straight TISAC championship, 176-161, over Ravenscroft. Sarah Bodmer was named Most Outstanding Athlete of the meet.

The CA boys had their two-year TISAC championship streak ended in a tight battle with DA, finishing runner-up, 114-118.

Both teams will get a re-match next week at the NCISAA state championship in Rock Hill, SC.

Individual conference champions, earning All-Conference honors were:

  • Sarah Bodmer, 3200m, 1600m
  • Emily Lane, 800m
  • Olivia Halferty, High Jump
  • Madi Rockett, Pole Vault
  • Dorrit Eisenbeis, Olivia Frazier, Hannah George, and Emily Lane, 4x800m Relay
  • Christian Sodano, Pole Vault, new Conference Record of 14′ 00″
  • Coleman Mitchell, 3200m, 1600m
  • Tommy Bright, 800m
  • Chapman Fitzgerald, 400m
  • Jacob Henderson, 300m Hurdles
  • Eddy Sherman, 200m
  • Tommy Bright, Coleman Mitchell, Chase Coley, and Ray Faison, 4x800m Relay
  • Sam Chow, Jacob Henderson, Joe Niemchak, and Eddy Sherman, 4x200m Relay

Full results are posted on athletic.net: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/MeetResults.aspx?Meet=313353#9049

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