2024 Christian Academy of Louisville Centurions

[DevilMayCare]

2023 Outcome 

Record: 14-1

The Centurions took a big step toward cementing their place as one of the state's premier programs by romping to a repeat championship in 3A.

 

🎓 Cole Hodge (QB) | Justin Ruffin (WR/DB) | Nathan Carlisle (OL/DL) | David Holloway (OL/DL) | Abel Deeb (OL) |Connor Franklin (LB) | Alex Ullom (DL) | John Cobaugh (LB) 

🔙 Connor Hodge (WR/DB) | Garyon Hobbs (LB) | Jeffrey Vazzana (RB) | Trey Cotton (WR/DB) | Bryce Wilson (WR/DB) | Joshua Stanfield (OL) | Ben Stotts (OL) | Stone Perkins (DB) | Chapman Russell (LB)

 

🔗CAL's 2023 Statistical Leaders

 

2024 Outlook

With the elder Hodge matriculating at East Carolina University next season, CAL should come back to the pack a little, with Lou. Central and Lexington Catholic nipping at their heels. A strong core of young talent broke out last year, including star turns from the younger Hodge (East Carolina commit) and Garyon Hobbs (offers from UK and UofL). The 🔮 is too murky to project a third consecutive championship, but we can confidently predict that the Centurions aren't going anywhere anytime soon. 

[theguru]

Who has thoughts on CAL?  Will it be another easy state championship for the Centurions or will a team like Lexington Catholic step up and challenge them in 2024?

[Unrivaled97]

20 hours ago, theguru said:

Who has thoughts on CAL?  Will it be another easy state championship for the Centurions or will a team like Lexington Catholic step up and challenge them in 2024?

The current freshman and sophomore classes are real talented.  QB next year will probably be one of two juniors, either Colin Daniels or Tyree Stoner.  That's just a guess though.  Either are good options.  Also, keep an eye on Ja'Hyde Brown at WR.  Another freshman, going to be sophomore, who will be a big time playmaker.  I think CAL stays on top for at least a few more years.

[BigBlue92]

I think CAL will have more challenges this year but will be state champs again!