WCHS Bowling team scores big

It was a great week in Warrior Bowling.

 

We went 3 - 0 in match play to run our record to 9 – 5 as follows:

2022 – 1419 over Mifflin (Zaq medaled and set a new school record of 264 breaking his old record of 258)

2023 – 1762 over Watterson (Josh medaled)

2152 – 2124 over Columbus Academy in a thrilling match (Zaq medaled)

 

In the Mid States League Tournament we fell just short of the finals.  We did have 3 bowlers medal and qualify as 2^nd team All Mid State (Pictured above). Josh was our top medalist followed by Noah and then Zaq. 

 

This week will be as follows:

Tuesday, Feb. 3          @         3:30     

Columbus International            Capri (home)                                  All bowl

Wednesday, Feb. 4   @      3:30         

 Haugland                                 Capri (away)                 

Friday, Feb. 6     @            3:30          

New Albany                              Capri (home)                

Saturday, Feb. 7 @           3:30          

 JV Conference Tournament      Capri                            3:30                  

Come out and cheer them on as they try to finish on a 7 – 0 run.

 

Go Warriors

 

-Coach Dave Krebs

Meet new Spring Semester iJournalism News Team

Worthington Christian High School's iJournalism continues to grow as the Spring '15 Semester boasts seven new aspiring journalists.  The "i" in iJournalism points to an emphasis on mobile journalism or utilizing the intrinsic features  on a Smart phone to record and upload video and audio, take notes, post on social media and write blog posts.  In addition to learning these vital skills, this unique team of  seniors will learn the key components to broadcasting through a hands-on approach.  The WC3 news studio is equipped with cameras, lighting, a video switcher, video-editing software and everything necessary for live broadcasting.  This new team brings immense talent and will undoubtedly advance the program by featuring interesting stories throughout the semester.

-David Stoll

iJournalism teacher