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

Exclusive Interview with Mr. Walton

Everyone has a tale to tell, each person has a narrative with twists, turns, conflicts, and triumphs. We decided to take a look at one such thread in our school, Mr. Walton! Continuing our teacher interview series, we sat down and asked him to tell us a bit about English, life, and faith.

He enjoys being able to work here because the students and teachers are constantly pushing him closer to answers by asking questions, “they’re his gadfly.” Not only that, but he is constantly devouring books suggested by his peers and growing as a teacher and as an individual. He loves being an English teacher because it allows him to interact with some of the world’s greatest thinkers on a daily basis, and it amazes him that, consistently, many of their conclusions feel the hole left by life without God.

How to Efficiently Study For Midterms/Exams

In high school academics, midterms are a very critical component to your transcript.  I recently had the pleasure of interviewing and discussing some facts and study tips with Dr. Buzz Inboden and it was quite informative.

Midterms at Worthington Christian should never be taken for granted, so this is when studying comes in handy. One tip is to have a make a study schedule in your mind, for example study for 15 minutes at a time and then take a 5-15 minute relaxing and refreshing break afterwards, then start up again when the break is over. If your desire is to study for large chunks of time, such as 4-6 hours straight, you may want to divide your study sessions up into 45 minute increments and then take a 15-20 minute break to grab something to eat, text, social media, get some exercise or whatever else you can think of.

Freshmen may not understand the significance of their first midterm ever and the ramifications of getting into college. For example, if you have a D or an F in a class and you bomb the midterm, then tough luck! But if you have an A or B in a class and you bomb the midterm, it won't kill your grade as much if you had a bad grade prior to the midterm.

And also, don't think you can get by easily by cramming a bunch of information into your brain the night before. It may seem to work 1% of the time but you don't want to take a drive down Risky Lane. Once again, these are just some helpful tips when it comes time for studying for midterms/finals.

2014 Boys Basketball Interviews

Isaac Deskins gets the inside scoop about the 2014-15 Boys Basketball Team from Johnny Wordlaw, and Kyle Freytag.  

Wordlaw says,"They feel good about this years' season and think they will make it far in the tournament and maybe even to states."

Freytag states, "They lead the younger kids, and also that they desire to go to college after completing a great senior year, and go off with a bang."

Wordlaw and Freytag both say," They say they need to step up and provide help for all the sophomores and freshman no matter what the problem is."

If you like the video and the job we have done, subscribe to our youtube channel to hear more about the Warriors sports teams and school life at WC.  Have a great Christmas Break!!!

Wadsworth Tells All in Exclusive Interview

Everyone has a story. Every day we walk past hundreds of stories still being told; we get but a glimpse of ongoing narratives, but we also have the chance to become part of them. Our teachers, whether we like it or not, are integral pieces of our own stories. But how often do we get to hear theirs? We sat down with one teacher, Mr. Wadsworth, to see how God has been writing his narrative. 

Mr. Wadsworth grew up in an atheist household. When he headed off to college he “got involved with as much as he could,” which included attending gatherings for OCF (Otterbein Christian Fellowship). He had always been frustrated by the lack of answers that a philosophical naturalist worldview provided, but as he continued meeting with this group of Christians he found his answers and, ultimately, his faith. Of course, faith is a journey that doesn’t end, so he has been discovering more and more of God through the subjects he teaches (Calculus and Physics).


Mr. Wadsworth is one of many stories God has been faithful to tell according to his will. Unlike the traditional story though, life’s conflicts never fully resolve themselves. God, as always, will continue to work through Mr. Wadsworth until his tale comes to that most glorious end: eternity with the Father.

Worthington Christian Boys Soccer Shows the Love of Christ in Game Against Grove City Christian

Sportsmanship and the kingdom of God were revealed this soccer season for a well thought out game against a special team.

Early this year Joshua Dick, the captain of Grove City Christian's team was diagnosed with brain cancer.

Isaac Deskins, with the help of Robyn Goettler, put together an interview with Peyton Dodds and Coach Roads about what they did to help show what warriors were made to do!


Senior Peyton Dodds said," it was an emotional and cool experience that went well." He told us what they wore and why, “We have special Jerseys to share the message as a symbol for Joshua." He said," Josh was a leader of their team and wanted the team to keep doing well and not focus on him"

Coach Roads said," he wanted to make the game more special than any other game." "Team meal and a team prayer helped connect with them during the game and after it." " worked out very well, never done anything like it." He said, “it was an experience we will cherish."