At Community Christian School, athletics go beyond the scoreboard. We believe sports are a powerful way to develop character, leadership, and lifelong skills, all while pursuing excellence for the glory of God.
Our athletes are encouraged to grow spiritually, academically, and athletically, led by coaches who model a Christ-like character and a strong faith foundation. Every practice and game teaches teamwork, perseverance, integrity, and respect — qualities that will carry our students far beyond their school years.
“Do all to the glory of God.” – 1 Corinthians 10:31
A Tradition of Success
The CCS Warriors have a proud history of achievement, with multiple state championships in baseball, softball, and basketball, as well as two State Runner-Up titles in Six-Man Football. This tradition of excellence continues as we train the next generation of athletes to compete with skill, discipline, and faith.
What Makes CCS Athletics Different?
- Faith-Driven Coaching: Our coaches actively pursue Christ and challenge teams to grow spiritually.
- Life Lessons Beyond Sports: We emphasize integrity, respect, and teamwork as much as athletic performance.
- Competitive Opportunities: From local leagues to state-level competition, our athletes face challenges that sharpen their skills and character.
- Supportive Culture: We create an environment where players are encouraged, families are involved, and God is glorified.
The CCS Warriors Difference
We’re not just shaping athletes — we’re shaping leaders and world-changers. Our athletes learn how to compete with heart, lead with faith, and live with excellence.
“And whatsoever you do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men.” – Colossians 3:23
Athlete Expectations
To honor our program and represent CCS well, athletes are expected to:
- Maintain a 70% grade average or higher.
- Complete all workout programs as assigned by the Athletic Director.
- Demonstrate good character and sportsmanship on and off the field (Proverbs 1:10).
- Put the team first (Philippians 2:4).
- Remain teachable and coachable (Proverbs 19:20).
- Keep a positive, Christ-centered attitude (Romans 15:13).