Archive for February, 2009

Crusaders One Win Away from State Tourney

Friday, February 27th, 2009

CORN, Okla.–On Friday, February 27, the Corn Bible Academy Crusaders battled the Binger-Oney Bobcats in the second round of the Area Tournament held at the Great Plains Coliseum in Lawton. The Crusaders went into the game with a comfortable win the night before against Chattanooga, and the team’s spirits were high.

The Crusaders’ first game of the 2008-2009 season  was against Binger-Oney, and they had fallen short, 40-46, so the team was anxious for a second chance to play the Bobcats. Despite a very tight and low-scoring first half and a half-time score tied at 23-23, Corn Bible Academy prevailed and won the game, 60-51.

Although unranked, CBA has proven that they are a team to watch after beating #20 ranked Oklahoma Christian Academy and #17 ranked Chattanooga.  The team plays in the consolation championship game on Saturday, February28, at 8:00 p.m. at the Great Plains Coliseum in Lawton for a chance to compete in the State Tournament that takes place March 5-7.

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Terry Fellenstein
580.343.2262

 

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Crusaders Victorious in First Round Area Tournament

Thursday, February 26th, 2009

CORN, Okla.–In the first round of the Area Tournament in Lawton on Thursday evening, February 26, Corn Bible Academy defeated Chattanooga 81-63 and will advance to the second round on Friday afternoon at 3:00 against the Binger-Oney Bobcats.

Two of the seniors stood out, according to head coach Terry Fellenstein. Trent Switzer had 18 points, a career high, and Curtis Dick led the team with 25 points. “All of the guys had great effort, held their composure, and they played really well tonight,” remarked Coach Fellenstein.

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580.343.2262

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Vocal Music Students Superior at District Contest

Thursday, February 26th, 2009

CORN, Okla.–On February 14, several high school students and junior high students from Corn Bible Academy participated in the OSSAA District Vocal Solo and Ensemble Contest held at Southwestern Oklahoma State University. The students had been preparing for the contest since their return from the Christmas break and their hard work was evident in their scores at the end of the day.

Both the high school guys and girls ensembles received superior ratings and advance to the State Vocal Contest in April. Members of the guys ensemble include Byron Detweiler, Blake Engelman, Caleb Glennie, Joshua Hall, Trent Switzer, Jacob Wall and Lendon Warkentin. Members of the girls ensemble include Emily Dick, Alica Hendricks, Heather Hendricks, Skyler Voss, Amanda Wedel and Kelsey Wichert.

In addition, three high school students also prepared solos for the competition, and all three students will advance to the State Contest after receiving superior ratings from their judge. These students are Caleb Glennie, Joshua Hall and Amanda Wedel.

Also competing in the contest that day were six junior high students who sang solos for competition. Reesa Warkentin received a good rating, Ashleigh Horn and Noe Aguirre scored excellent ratings, and Rachel Deweiler, Jasilin Hall and Braden Hartsell earned superior ratings.

On Tuesday, February 24, the high school choir also participated in the OSSAA District Vocal Contest at Southwestern Oklahoma State University under the direction of Rhonda Goering and assisted by Charles Regier. The choir received two superior ratings and one excellent rating in concert, and an excellent rating in sight reading. The choir will advance to the State Vocal Contest in April as a result of their superior performance.

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Crusaders Regional Consolation Champions

Thursday, February 26th, 2009

CORN, Okla.–The road to the State Tournament has been a little bumpy for the Corn Bible Academy Crusaders, but they are on track to continue their goal of heading to State this year.

On Thursday, February 19th, CBA lost the first round of the district tournament in an overtime game against Granite, 58-65. The next night, however, the Crusaders fought back to defeat Union City in a close game, 76-74.  In the consolation tournament championship game on Saturday, February 21,  CBA played Oklahoma Christian Academy and came out on top, 76-70, to win the Regional Consolation trophy.

With the win, CBA advances to the Area Tournament on February 26. They will play Chatanooga at Lawton’s Great Plains Coliseum at 8:00 p.m.

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Terry Fellenstein
580.343.2262

 

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Junior Class Missionary Projects

Monday, February 16th, 2009

CORN, Okla.–Every year in Christian Studies III, the class works on missionary projects. This year, the junior class project consists of reading a missionary book, writing a report, and making a 3-D star that represents the missionary. Mrs. Joyce Creed, Bible teacher at Corn Bible Academy, says that from this experience she wants her students “to appreciate the sacrifice other Christians have made for the cause of Christ and to be inspired with a love for the lost. I want them to admire and pursue greatness!”

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Crusaders Advance to Regional Tournament

Monday, February 16th, 2009

CORN, Okla.–The Corn Bible Academy Crusaders advance to the Regional Basketball Tournament this week after defeating the Panthers of Lookeba-Sickles in the District Tournament Championship on Saturday night, 61-42.

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The Class in the Library

Sunday, February 15th, 2009

CORN, Okla.–Chances are, if you are reading this article of the first time on the school website, then you aren’t on the yearbook staff at Corn Bible Academy. The few, the proud, the yearbook staff. They are the ones that create the yearbook to commemorate the school year. But of course, there wouldn’t be a yearbook staff if there wasn’t a yearbook class.

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Colorado, Anyone?

Friday, February 13th, 2009

CORN, Okla.–Every year, the Corn Bible Academy High School Choir takes a week before spring break to travel to various places singing and serving others while sharing the love of Christ. This year they will head to Colorado Springs and Woodland Park, Colorado.

The choir will leave early Saturday, March 7, and return late the following Friday, March 13. They will travel to Colorado Springs and stay in host homes for the first night. For the rest of the week, they will stay at Quaker Ridge Camp and Conference Center where they plan to help with various work projects. They will sing at churches and for other organizations in the area.

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Class of 2009 Valentine’s Day Order Form

Wednesday, February 4th, 2009

Please print a separate form for each order. All forms are to be turned in to Mrs. Schimmer or Breanna Major no later than Friday, February 6.

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