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Welcome to Capital Athletic Conference Website |
Welcome to the Capital Athletic Team website where you can find contact information for member schools, standings and results, helpful information about upcoming events, as well as directions to member schools. Questions, comments, and suggestions should be directed to Jaye Cohen at
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. About the CAC The Capital Athletic Conference was established in 1979 by a group of small independent middle schools interested in interscholastic athletic competition. These founding schools believe that interscholastic athletics provide an excellent forum for rigorous competition, that they develop a sense of loyalty, sportsmanship, and respect for opponents and referees. The CAC also believes that interscholastic athletics create a wholesome and effective means of guiding the development of the middle school-aged athlete. |
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CAC Sportsmanship Expectations For players, coaches, officials, and sponsors The Capital Athletic Conference embraces common values and cooperates in a collective attempt to achieve them. Member schools emphasize the value of respect for self and others. They understand that an athletic contest is only a game, and they expect only positive encouragement from participants and spectators. CAC members are gracious in victory and in defeat. | | |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 01 April 2008 )
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CAC Basketball Season & Tournament Wrap up |
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This year has proven that many schools have the talent and commitment to bring home championship banners! In the junior varsity basketball season, four different teams stood out from the rest to claim the top two spots in the tournament seeding.
During the girls’ junior varsity season, Langley School and Woods Academy finished the regular season in the first and second place spots, with Immanuel Christian School in third. During the tournament, Woods Academy defeated Congressional School in the consolation game. The championship game was between number one seed Langley and number three seed Immanuel Christian School. Langley won and went undefeated.
In the boys’ junior varsity season, two teams of equal strength went toe to toe. Woods Academy won the regular season and Norwood School finished second, with Langley School in third. During the tournament, the consolation game between St. Patrick’s School and Sheridan School provided a great deal of excitement and saw St. Patrick’s take third. The finals were a rematch of the regular season showdown and they lived up to their billing. In a thriller of a game not decided until the final minute, Woods Academy finished their season undefeated by beating Norwood School.
At the varsity girls’ level, the division play was full of excitement. Langley School won the regular season West title and Norwood School won the East title. In the consolation game, Norwood School beat a tough opponent in St. Patrick’s School. In the final, long- time rivals Westminster School and Langley School battled it out. Langley’s Leopards proved too tough for Westminster to take, and Langley won the tournament title.
At the varsity boys’ level, the divisions were won by Langley School in the West and Norwood School in the East. The consolation game between Langley School and Immanuel Christian School ended with Langley taking third. In the finals, it was Norwood School and number two seed Woods Academy that battled over the tournament title. In a close defensive battle, the Blue Hawks of Norwood defeated the Mighty Owls of Woods Academy in the final minute of the game.
Congratulation to all the athletes and schools of the CAC. It was a great basketball season. All tournament brackets can be found under the standings & results tab. Good luck with the spring season and all your endeavors.
Results: JV Boys Regular Season 1. Woods Academy 2. Norwood School 3. Langley School | Tournament 1. Woods Academy 2. Norwood School 3. St. Patrick’s School |
JV GirlsRegular Season 1. Langley School 2. Woods Academy 3. Immanuel Christian School | Tournament 1. Langley School 2. Immanuel Christian School 3. Woods Academy |
Varsity Boys
Regular Season East Norwood School West Langley School
| Tournament 1. Norwood School 2. Woods Academy 3. Langley School - | Varsity GirlsRegular Season East Norwood School West Langley School
| Tournament 1. Langley School 2. Westminster 3. Norwood School -
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 20 March 2008 )
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Spring season is upon us. Look for standings and results for softball starting in April. The annual Track & Field Championship will be held May 6 at Landon School. More info will be made available later in the season. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 20 March 2008 )
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