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Bob Dunbar ’45

Cameron Nutter — Sun, 08 May 2016 05:22:14 +0000

Bob Dunbar, Class of 1945, passed away May 3, 2016. Bob was president of CBA/CCA from 1985-87 and was the grandson of Rev. A.M. Shaffer, the founder of the academy. He also served a number of years on the Board of Directors of CBA/CCA. Bob served his country during the Korean War and had a career as a business executive in South America. The date and site of a memorial service will be announced at a later date.

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Record-Breaking Track Team Opens Season

Cameron Nutter — Wed, 30 Mar 2016 08:09:55 +0000

With over 60 sthletes, believed to be the largest turnout in school history, the 2016 edition of the Canyonville Christian Academy track team got the campaign started by competing at the Match 14 Crusader Relays sponsored by St. Mary’s of Medford. Best efforts by the Pilots included a 2nd place finish in the boys’ distance medley relay (12:07.3) and runner-up honors by Samuel Kim in the long jump. Head coach for the boys’ and girls’ teams is Cathy Lovato.

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BOYS PICK UP ANOTHER WIN

Cameron Nutter — Tue, 29 Dec 2015 00:06:24 +0000

Canyonville Christian Academy‘s boys’ basketball team recorded their fourth win of the young season by topping the South Umpqua(4A) JVs by a 70-51 score. The Pilots used a 29 point second quarter to pull ahead of the Lancers in the December 15th home game. Destin Masoni and Brian Ng Led Canyonville Christian Academy team with a total of 40 points. In the girls competition, CCA fell short by a 25-48 score.

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BOYS, GIRLS NOTCH BASKETBALL WINS

Cameron Nutter — Mon, 28 Dec 2015 23:57:29 +0000

Canyonville Christian Academy‘s boys’ basketball team picked up an overtime win in the third place of the Redding Christian Holiday Tournament. The final score of the December 12th game was 63-61 over the Triad Timberwolves of Klamath Falls. The Pilot girls picked up their second win of the young season by topping the Dunsmuir (California) High School girls by a 48-30 score. Well done Pilots!

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Boys, Girls Capture Basketball Wins

Cameron Nutter — Thu, 10 Dec 2015 20:21:52 +0000

In week one of the new basketball season, the Canyonville Christian Academy boys team upended El Sobrante Christian of California by a 73-34 score. The boys were led by Gabriel Martin with 18 points and the team hit nine three-point shots. The girls got their first week win over the Glendale Pirates by a 34-15 margin. Both teams also got a pair of losses but will be out to improve their season records at a Redding, California tournament on Dec. 11 and 12.

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Soccer Team Enters Final Week of League Play!

Cameron Nutter — Sat, 24 Oct 2015 08:36:32 +0000

With two games remaining on the schedule, Canyonville Christian Academy’s boys’ soccer team holds a record of 6-4-1. The Pilots will probably need a pair of wins against stiff opposition in the final week to advance to the state playoffs. In the past week (Oct. 12-17) the soccer squad earned a split with a win over Illinois Valley and a home loss to the number-four ranked team in the state, St. Mary’s of Medford.

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Canyonville Christian Academy Jumpers Capture State Medal

Cameron Nutter — Mon, 25 May 2015 17:23:30 +0000

Two Pilot senior jumpers brought home medals from the 2015 OSAA Oregon State Championship Track Meet May 21 and 22. For the boys, Ivan Sandrali jumped 39-6 3/4 for sixth, while Sasha Eck posted a girls mark of 32-0 for 7th in the Class 2A competition. The best CCA efforts on the track were Gabriel Martin in tthe 100m and 200m dashes (11.76 and 23.72, fully auto timed), but he fell just short of making the finals in his events. Congratulations!

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Pilots Finish Close 2nd At Crow Track Meet

Cameron Nutter — Thu, 23 Apr 2015 19:12:59 +0000

Canyonville Christian Academy‘s boys’ track team placed second at the Crow Cinder Track Meet April 23, just 10 points (158 to 148) behind the Crow Cougars. Eight schools were entered in the competition. The boys collected wins in four of the events (100m – Garbriel Martin, 3000m – Denis Gavrinyuk, long and triple jumps – both Samuel Kim), while the girls got a first place finish in the 400m relay and a fourth place in the team standings.

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PILOTS WIN 4-WAY AT RIDDLE

Cameron Nutter — Mon, 20 Apr 2015 01:58:57 +0000

The Canyonville Christian Academy boys’ track team won six of the eight flat running events on their way to a first place team finish at the Riddle High School meet April 16. The Pilots edged Riddle in the team standings 177-162 with Days Creek and Glendale trailing. In addition to dominating the boys’ running events, the Pilots also got wins in both the boys’ and girls’ long jump competition. On April 19 the CCA track teams traveled to the University of Oregon to see the national champion Oregon Duck in action.

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PILOTS EARN ALL-STAR HONORS

Cameron Nutter — Fri, 20 Mar 2015 07:11:22 +0000

Ivan Sandrali was selected by the basketball coaches of the Mountain View 2A Conference to the first team all-star squad for 2014-15. He was also named to the all-league defensive team. Two other of Canyonville Christian Academy’s players received honorable mention honors for play during the just completed season: Jermie Munyakazi for the boys’ team and Mahli Beltran for the girls. All three honored players are seniors.

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