James Yodice / Journal Staff Writer Addie Spratley, 5-8, soph., FW, Albuquerque Academy: Spratley’s versatility is an invaluable asset for the Chargers, since she plays most any position on the floor. Read the full article.
Academy to Defend Class 4A Title
James Yodice / Journal Staff Writer Albuquerque Academy is out to defend its state title, and the Chargers are certainly among the teams given an excellent chance to win it all again, along with the likes of Valley and St. Pius. The Chargers’ Joe Jack, a 6-3 senior point guard, is one of 4A’s top […]
Boys basketball preview
James Yodice / Journal Staff Writer Albuquerque Academy is out to defend its state title, and the Chargers are certainly among the teams given an excellent chance to win it all again, along with the likes of Valley and St. Pius. The Chargers’ Joe Jack, a 6-3 senior point guard, is one of 4A’s top […]
Boys basketball players to watch in the metro area
James Yodice / Journal Staff Writer Joe Jack, 6-3, sr., G, Albuquerque Academy: This is arguably the best returning boys basketball player in Class 4A. Capable of going off against anyone. Crucial to the Chargers’ chances to repeat. Read the full list.
Model UN Team Takes Delegate Awards
The Albuquerque Academy Model UN team had an impressive showing at the state conference held at the Roundhouse in early November. A record number of Academy delegates — 31 — participated, representing four countries with more than 20 delegations. Petra Sipos ’25 earned the Best Delegate Award, representing Russia in DISEC (Disarmament and International Security […]
Academy goalkeeper saves the day in win over St. Pius
By Tristen Critchfield / for the Journal If a game comes down to penalty kicks, the Albuquerque Academy girls tend to like their chances. That’s due in no small part to the presence of senior goalkeeper Cara Anderson, who denied St. Pius’ final two shots to propel the No. 2 Chargers (17-4-1) to a 4-3 […]
Academy Guitar Students Participate in District VII Honor Group Guitar Festival
Students in grades 6-12 were chosen to participate in the District VII Honor Group Guitar Festival because of their exceptional skills on the guitar. They spent many extra hours of individual practice to get ready for this event. In addition, they rehearsed with guitarists from schools around the district to prepare their performance. The performance […]
National signing period opens: Here are some local prep athletes planning to compete at D-I schools
By James Yodice / Journal Staff Writer From the Big Apple to a campus overlooking the Pacific Ocean, some of the metro area’s elite high school talent will be putting pen to paper starting Wednesday as the first major signing period is upon us. Wednesday marks the opening for all Division I and Division II […]
The Ogawa Speaker Series: Fostering Diversity and Intellectual Exploration
Like many families, the Ogawas – Diane Harrison Ogawa, Academy Board Chair; her husband Greg S. H. Ogawa; and their children, Katie Ogawa Douglas ’10 and Al Harrison Ogawa ’14 – find that some of their most profound conversations occur over dinner. “This endowment,” Diane says, “really came about from discussions around our table about how […]
Cross Country Teams Sweep Academy Extravaganza
Academy’s boys and girls each won the 4A races, holding off their top rival in the process. The boys won in an extremely tight finish with rival Los Alamos, 51-53. The Chargers had a slight edge with the No. 4 and No. 5 runners, providing their team victory. Theodore Roundface of Gallup (16:24.88) was the […]
