Concordia Lutheran High School

The CLHS Boys Cross Country Team finished 4th in their Regional and will compete next Saturday in the state finals at Terre Haute. The boys were led by 7th place - Will Schlegel 15:59.6, 15th place - Hunter Panning 16:17.8, 32nd place - Cillian Hoover 16:46.4, 51st place - Zachary Cecil 17:17.1, 76th place - Karsten Sheets 17:39.5, 95th place - Jack Habegger 17:51.4, and 109th place Connor Creutz 18:02.21.

CLHS Athlete of the Week for October 29th is Maddie Gentz.

The Girls Cross Country Team won their Regional for the second year in a row and were led by Individual Regional Champ - Mallory Weller 17:36.4, 2nd place - Daphne Weller 17:58.1, 10th place - Lilly Schlicker 18:50.0, 12th place - Maddie Gentz 18:50.7, 18th place - Hannah Clark 18:59.0, 36th place - Ellie Walters 19:43.7, and 37th place - Riley Zent 19:49.2. The team will compete next Saturday at the state final in Terre Haute.

The CLHS Boys Soccer team punched their ticket to the state finals next weekend in Indianapolis with a 2-0 victory over Park Tudor, led by goals from senior Max Derheimer and junior Beckett Moellering. They face Evansville Memorial in the championship match next Saturday at 4:00 p.m.

Congratulations to these CLHS Soccer Players First Team All District: Andrew Bostwick Second Team All District: Gavin Faus and Max Derheimer Top Team Player: Beckett Moellering Academic All State: Nathan Labahn and Noah Kim

CLHS Athlete of the Week for October 21st is Mallory Weller.

The Cadets were led by 6th place - Will Schlegel 16:30.0, 9th place - Cillian Hoover 16:50.2, 11th place - Hunter Panning 17:02.0, 13th place - Zachary Cecil 17:15.7, 24th place - Karsten Sheets 17:50.2, 26th place - Jack Habegger 17:52.5, and 40th place Connor Creutz 18:32.9.

Congratulations to our high school's Girls Cross Country Team who are SECTIONAL CHAMPS! The Cadets were led by Individual Sectional Champ - Mallory Weller 17:14.2, 2nd place - Daphne Weller 18:13.6, 4th place - Lilly Schlicker 18:51.0, 5th place - Hannah Clark 18:53.7, 8th place - Ellie Walters 19:29.1, 11th place - Maddie Gentz 19:39.2, and 14th place - Joelle Borchelt 19:59.9

Congratulations to our Varsity Boys Soccer team who won their Regional Championship game against Culver on Saturday in Mishawaka! Next stop: Semi-State in Kokomo on Oct. 26 vs Park Tudor! Go, Cadets!

Our CLHS boys soccer team wins the Sectional Championship defeating Norwell 4-0!

Our CLHS girls soccer team won the Sectional Championship as the defeating Bishop Dwenger 3-1

CLHS XC at the SAC Championship!! Boys Varsity - SAC CHAMPS with Will Schlegel battling for first with teammate Hunter Panning who came in 2nd. They were joined by teammates (Cillian Hoover - 3rd, Zachary Cecil - 9th and Karsten Sheets - 10th) in the top 10 for All-SAC honors. Boys JV - SAC Runners Up | led by Connor Creutz - 1st, Owen Smith - 8th, Josh Kanning - 11th, Andrew Carsten - 19th, and Ben Vnuk - 26th.

Girls Varsity - SAC CHAMPS with Mallory Weller cruising to the SAC Individual Title in a time of 17:26.9. She was joined by all of her teammates (Daphne Weller - 2nd, Hannah Clark - 3rd, Lilly Schlicker - 6th, Maddie Gentz - 7th, Riley Zent - 8th, and Ellie Walters - 9th) in the top 10 earning All-SAC honors. Girls JV - SAC CHAMPS were led by Joelle Borchelt - 1st, Natalie Cordes - 2nd, Leona Dumford - 3rd, Cocoa Milleman - 4th, and Sierra Luttik - 7th.

CLHS Athlete of the Week for October 7th is Will Schlegel.

Mia Loggins wins Athlete of the Week for September 16th

Riley Zent wins Athlete of the Week for September 9th

Riley Ripke wins Athlete of the Week for September 4th

Avery Cook wins Athlete of the Week for August 30th

Daphne Weller wins Athlete of the Week for August 19th

Morgan Moher wins August 13th CLHS Athlete of the Week.

Congratulations to the Girls golf team for placing second at the sectional and being named a regional finalist on Friday. Olivia Stronczec was the #1 medalist.

Concordia girls golf clinched back-to-back SAC titles during the conference championships a few weeks ago at Brookwood Golf Club. T

The McMillen Award goes to a male and female freshman. Criteria for the award is based on on citizenship, sportsmanship, and athletic achievement. This year's recipients are Evan Armstead and Kori Brown.

The Concordia Lutheran High School Athletics Blanket Award is awarded to a senior athlete participant who receives seven letters in sports that include all three seasons. These letters must be defended through the senior year.

The Concordia Lutheran High School Athletics Blanket Award is awarded to a senior athlete participant who receives seven letters in sports that include all three seasons. These letters must be defended through the senior year.

The Concordia Lutheran High School Blanket Award is awarded to a senior athlete participant who receives seven letters in sports that include all three seasons. These letters must be defended through the senior year.

The Concordia Lutheran High School Blanket Award is awarded to a senior athlete participant who receives seven letters in sports that include all three seasons. These letters must be defended through the senior year. This year's winners are: Max Adair, Ben Bentz, Cailyn Bolinger, and Chris Hawk. Congratulations to these student athletes!

Beginning with the original schools of Ft. Wayne North Side, Ft. Wayne South Side, Fort Wayne Central, Central Catholic, & Concordia Lutheran, the award has now expanded to include all high schools within Allen County. Based on the core criteria of scholastic achievement, athletic distinction, and demonstrated leadership, the Sertoma Award is the same today as it has been for over six decades. Often considered the Heisman Trophy of Fort Wayne, the Sertoma Award recognizes the achievements of the student athlete within the classroom and upon the arena of athletic competition. The Sertoma Award recipient represents the inner strength and determination within the human spirit to succeed at the highest level of accomplishment. Each generation of Sertoma Award winners have contributed to society by excelling in areas of education, business, medicine, law, and the arts. This tradition continues today.

Dr. & Mrs. Al Wick decided to establish a scholarship for an incoming ninth grade student given in the name of a senior male and female basketball player based on the following criteria: academic performance, leadership, Christian character, athletic ability, sportsmanship, contribution to the team, and over-all school participation.

Dr. & Mrs. Al Wick decided to establish a scholarship for an incoming ninth grade student given in the name of a senior male and female basketball player based on the following criteria: academic performance, leadership, Christian character, athletic ability, sportsmanship, contribution to the team, and over-all school participation.