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2024-25 Christian Academy of Louisville Centurions

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Among the teams in Louisville that may not be on a ton of folks radar but could possibly make some noise.

CAL went 16-12 last season and was 5-7 in region play. The Centurions ended the year with a loss to Ballard in OT in the 28th district quarterfinals. CAL had wins over Ballard and Manual in the regular season. Also hung in losses with Male, Trinity, and St. Xavier closer than many may have expected.

The Centurion's lose their top two players who are both now playing college ball. Jackson Washington at FGCU and Nolan Wahl who's at Centre. 

Top returners are Connor Hodge and Jayden Washington. 

Hodge was their third-leading scorer. An ECU football commit (WR), he has stepped into the QB role for CAL this fall. He averaged 10.4 points per game last season. He was one of multiple multi-sport guys for CAL last season along with another returner in sophomore Garyon Hobbs (4.4 ppg). He's a big football talent on both sides of the football and already holds offers from UofL, UK, and others. Haven't heard any rumblings that those two won't be back out this winter but you never know.

Washington had 226 points last winter and averaged 8.1 per game. He's arguably their best pure basketball talent back from last season.

Could CAL be a serious contender in the 7th region? Probably not. But certainly a team that could make some noise and especially so after putting together a solid campaign a year ago.

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