The high school cross country team hosted the CCS Relay Hot Races at Houston Northwest Church last Saturday with terrific success! Runners competed in three and four-person teams in each division and came away with the second place team trophy.

The varsity baseball team had much more to celebrate this season along with their state championship title. At the end-of-season party, the following awards were recognized:

Team and individual softball awards

The team's perseverance and a "row the boat" mentality led them to the baseball program's third state title.

CCS Warriors ride emotional roller coaster to State softball title.

Our 2022–2023 high school track & field teams had a great weekend at the TAPPS State Track Meet in Waco. The boys team took sixth place out of 27 schools and the girls team won their THIRD TAPPS 4A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP IN A ROW!!

Middle school track celebrated the end of its season after the HAPS Championships on Monday, April 3 with Division II and Tuesday, April 4 with Division I. All teams placed in the top five in their respective divisions with numerous individuals and relay teams having tremendous success.

Since 1978, the Warriors have not had a state champion in golf…that streak came to an end this week as our Lady Warriors competed in the TAPPS 4A State Championship in Glen Rose, TX at Squaw Valley Golf Club.

Cypress Christian School’s Grayson Petru advanced to the State Championship this year by winning the TAPPS 4A Regional tournament in San Antonio, TX last week

The Warrior swim team, both high school and middle school, had their end-of-season awards banquet last Friday, March 3. The team celebrated a successful season which included TAPPS state qualifications for all high school relay teams along with four individual qualifiers.

Audrey Petrowski made her first start as a CCS varsity pitcher against the Westside Wolves a memorable one for herself and her school.  The freshman standout spun a seven-inning no-hitter as the Warriors beat Westside, a 6A public school, 5-2.

The varsity Warrior baseball team won two of their four games in last week’s round-robin tournament, scoring 32 runs over the three days of games. The leaders at the plate were Tristan Fokken, Warren Haudek, Jacob Lukaszewski, Drew Mestayer, Ameron Sheikh and Beckett Swinney.

The Cypress Christian boys and girls golf teams competed in their first tournament of the season this past Monday, February 13. The event was played at Magnolia Creek Golf Club in League City and hosted 23 teams in the field. Both the boys and girls teams finished in third place!

Both JV and varsity teams posted a win against Fort Bend Christian Academy earlier this week.

Varsity boys basketball won the area round of the playoffs on Tuesday, February 14.

Varsity girls basketball earned a spot in the TAPPS 4A playoffs for the third straight year.

The CCS girls varsity soccer team finished undefeated in district play this week, with a 5-0 win over Bay Area.

The Cypress Christian Lady Warriors started off their season with a bang, turning a tight ballgame into a high-scoring offensive explosion, leading to a 17-6 win over Alpha Omega.

The Warriors high school baseball teams have started their non-district regular season play. Having faced Northland Christian last week, they take on multiple opponents this week including The Woodlands Christian Academy, Alpha Omega and Emery Weiner.

The theme of the Lady Warriors basketball program for the 2022-2023 season has been Elevate-to rise above and utilize the gifts the Lord has gifted each player and coach in order to work together to be successful.

The Warrior Swim Team competed in the TAPPS State Swim Meet on Monday, February 6 in San Antonio. The Warriors were represented by 13 athletes and competed in 4 relay events, and 4 individual events.

Middle school boys basketball had their team awards program to cap off the 2022-2023 season.

Congratulations to the MS B Team boys basketball team and Coach Austin on having a stellar season and making it to the HAPS Division 2 championship game.

The Warrior high school swim team competed in the TAPPS East Regional swim meet on Saturday, January 21, at the University of Houston. In a field of 13 teams, both the girl’s team and the boy’s team finished in sixth place in Division III. Many of the swimmers swam their fastest times of the season and several individuals had top 10 finishes.

The CCS middle school boys basketball program competes in the Houston Area Private School Conference (HAPS) and is comprised of an A, B and C teams. Each team began its season back in November 2022 and now has culminated the last week of January 2023.

On Saturday, January 14, the Warrior Dance team competed in the TAPPS State Dance competition for the first time, taking third place!

The Warrior Swim high school team competed in the Houston Area Private and Parochial Invitational on Saturday at the University of Houston.

The Warrior swim teams, both high school and middle school, competed last Saturday at the Bay Area Christian Meet. The combined teams finished in third place overall in a field of seven schools.

The Warrior high school swim team had a meet last Saturday at Westfield High School. The team had a few top five finishes in both individual and relay events while competing against 15 other schools.

The Cypress Christian School football team will once again be playing in the final game of the season as they make an unprecedented third trip in a row to the State Championship game! The Warriors definitely had to earn it, having to make a desperate comeback to defeat San Antonio Holy Cross 36-32 in a wild semifinal game. Coach Hogan says the team is beat up physically, but excited for the opportunity. 

The Warrior Swim Team competed in their first meet on Saturday, November 5. The competition included swimmers from CHSM, The Woodlands Christian and Frassati.

The high school and middle school cross country teams celebrated their season at their annual awards banquet on Monday, November 7 at The MET Church.

With a dominating performance against Bay Area Friday night, our varsity football team secured their third straight district championship. The 47-0 victory culminated in a district-run that had the Warriors averaging 51 points per game while holding opponents to only seven.

The cross country team hosted 58 teams in this year’s Warrior Invitational on Saturday, September 24 at Houston Northwest Church (HNW) with spectacular results.

Last Thursday, the Warriors defeated Lutheran South 8 – 0 for their first victory of the season. The Warriors played tough defense throughout the game, keeping the Pioneers out of the end zone, to post the first shut out of the season as well.

Coach Tate has been a part of the CCS family for over seven years. She is excited to join us this year as the middle school girls head basketball coach.

Last week, the varsity cheer team hosted their annual Junior Pep Squad event for all elementary girls.

Middle school football B-team fell to River Oaks Baptist School on Tuesday, September 6 in their first game of the regular season.

Football season is back! Our Warriors opened the 2022 football season with a decisive victory over the Eagles from Bryan Brazos Academy. 

For the second consecutive year, the CCS Warrior varsity baseball team has earned the American Baseball Coaches Association's Team Academic Excellence Award.

This past week, the varsity and middle school cheer squads attended the UCA cheer camp at Texas A&M University.

On Sunday, May 15, 2022, the Athletic Department of Cypress Christian School hosted a retirement celebration to honor Coach Marsha Martin for 26 years of service to CCS. Members of the administration, athletic department, coaching staff and alumni parents paid tribute to her in front of a packed crowd who came to honor her and thank her for many years of service.

The Lady Warriors softball team is headed back to the TAPPS 4A Final Four for the second straight year thanks to a 13-1 win over Bay Area Christian in the regionals.

Last year, the Warriors were able to come away with two State Championships, and this year, the teams repeated, making the Warriors back-to-back State Champions as the girls and the boys teams competed incredibly well with several personal and season bests.

The varsity baseball team finished their regular season as district champions!

Both the boys and girls golf teams qualified for the TAPPS 4A State Golf Championships this past week at Regionals! The girls team was the Regional Runner-Up and the boys team took fourth.

Both the girls and boys track & field teams had a great day competing in Waco at the old Baylor stadium for the TAPPS 4A South Regional meet.

Grayson Petru, a freshman at Cypress Christian, competed in the TAPPS 4A district tournament at River Point Golf Club in Richmond, TX on April 19. 

The girls and boys track teams won the District Track & Field Meet today held at Cypress Christian School.

Lady Warriors are undefeated district champions for the second year in a row.

The Lady Warriors softball team extended its winning streak to eight games, sweeping a district doubleheader with Faith West on Tuesday.

Warrior Golf recently competed in the Covenant Prep Invitational at the Kingwood Country Club.

The Lady Warriors softball team opened district play with a 22-8 win over Northland Christian School on Tuesday evening. The girls broke open a tight ballgame in the bottom of the fourth, batting around twice and scoring 15 runs before making their third out.

Cypress Christian School had two track & field athletes who qualified to compete in the Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays this past week, held at the University of Texas in Austin. This is a statewide event for high schools and colleges and student-athletes must qualify to compete.

The hot streak continues for the Lady Warriors softball team as they vanquished Veritas Academy last week, 20-5, and then shut out Frassati Catholic this week, 15-0.  

Our varsity boys and girls golf teams started out the season strong with two tournaments this week. Monday’s tourney was at Northgate Country Club and the girls team took first place overall! 

The Lady Warriors Softball team returned from Spring Break with a bang, scoring 12 runs in the first inning en route to a 15-9 win over St. Francis Episcopal.  

The Lady Warriors finished the basketball season as a part of the Elite Eight in TAPPS 4A, earned second place in TAPPS 4A District 4, were Bi-District Champions, Area Champions and Regional finalists.

Congratulations to our Cypress Christian School Warriors boys soccer team for making it to the 2022 TAPPS Division III state championship game! The Warriors played their 14-0 season with grit, never gave up and earned the right to play in the final showdown.

The Cypress Christian Lady Warriors softball team captured the championship in the First Baptist Christian Academy Softball Tournament last weekend.  

Cypress Christian School is excited to announce new additions to our cheer program for the 2022-2023 season. Additionally, we are happy to announce our launch of the Warrior Dance Team!

The Cypress Christian Lady Warriors softball team improved to 3-1 with a 16-1 win over Frassati Catholic School on Tuesday evening.

Varsity boys basketball defeated Veritas Academy Austin on Tuesday night to advance to the regional round. We are thankful to God for all the success He has allowed us to have this season.

The Lady Warriors won the area round of TAPPS 4A basketball playoffs on Tuesday, defeating First Baptist Christian Academy, Pasadena, at Emery Weiner High School.

The Cypress Christian Lady Warriors rallied back from a pair of six-run deficits for another exciting comeback victory, beating Incarnate Word Academy 18-16 and improving their record to 2-0.

Varsity boys basketball finished the regular season as undefeated district champions for the first time since 2007!

The Lady Warriors finished the season as district runners-up!

The Cypress Christian Lady Warriors softball team won its season opener Tuesday night, beating the Westside Wolves 8 to 4 on a chilly night at CCS.  

The middle school boys soccer team had a great and ever-improving season. From November 18, 2021, the young Warriors went on an eight-game winning streak, which the team was able to achieve by their sheer willingness and determination to be the best and learn the wonderful game of soccer.

The middle school boys basketball team had their team awards program Saturday in the East Gym.

What a wonderful season the Lady Warriors middle school soccer team had!

The middle school girls basketball program has had a great season with both teams advancing to the playoffs.

The CCS middle school swim team ended its 2021-2022 season with a very strong performance at the Southeast Texas Private Middle School Championships on January 20. The Warriors finished fourth in the team competition, and most impressively set 20 personal best times during the meet.

The Houston Chronicle's Texas Sports Nation has named senior football players Cody Andrus, Jackson Owen and Jacob Moran to the 2021 All-Greater Houston Private School Football Team and named Coach Kris Hogan Coach of the Year.

Varsity boys basketball had a phenomenal weekend in the CCS Warrior Classic going 3-0 and earning tournament champs. Nile Austin and Price Schultea were selected for the All-Tournament team.

Before the Christmas break, the Lady Warriors basketball team went shopping together for the children of Mission of Yahweh, a mission organization in Northwest Houston, that they serve each Christmas.

The Lady Warriors basketball program really stepped out this past weekend as the junior varsity girls traveled to Conroe Lifestyle to compete in a varsity-level girls private school basketball tournament.

Volleyball wrapped up the season with their volleyball awards night. They had a great season and made it to regionals. Awards were given out to show the dedication the girls had in different areas.

Cypress Christian hosted a swim meet on Monday, December 6 at the Cy-Fair Natatorium, competing against Bay Area Christian, First Baptist Pasadena, Providence Christian and the British International School.

Our Warrior football team captured the Texas State Championship by defeating a strong team from West Texas on Friday afternoon in Waco ISD Stadium.

The boys and girls cross country teams celebrated the 2021 season with their awards banquet on Monday, November 29. High school cross country finished the season at the state meet in Waco with the boys finishing 12^th and the women ninth.

The CCS varsity cheer team competed in the TAPPS State Cheer Competition this week and placed 4th, earning a superior rating.

We would like to congratulate Coach Kris Hogan on being named Private School Coach of the Year.

Three CCS seniors are finalists for the Touchdown Club of Houston Player of the Year award.

Last Saturday, the high school boys basketball program partnered with the Theta Chi Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity to distribute over 80 turkeys to families in need.

The boys varsity basketball team has worked so hard to get to where they are.

Lady Warrior Basketball is up and running with two high school teams this year.

The middle school volleyball B team finished the season with amazing efforts in both the semi-final and championship matches.

Congratulations to our student-athletes on signing a National Letter of Intent committing to compete at the collegiate level!

Middle school volleyball has had an awesome season with all three teams posting winning records.

The middle school boys and girls cross country teams competed in the HAPS district meet on Thursday, October 14.

JV and varsity volleyball played hard close matches against Faith West on Tuesday and took the win. 

Our #1 ranked Warrior varsity football team began district play with a resounding win over Rosehill Christian, 49–0! 

On Wednesday, CCS introduced what we hope will be a new tradition with our Senior Athlete Adoption Program. Senior fall athletes from football, cross country, cheer and drumline were adopted by elementary classes

The cross country teams hosted almost 1,000 runners and 57 total schools at the Warrior Invitational last Saturday at Houston Northwest Church.

The Warrior JV football season is off to a great start! The first game came against Episcopal High School and the Warriors were able to capture a 21-6 victory.

Our Warrior varsity football team has started the '21 campaign off strong with back-to-back wins over quality opponents! The Warriors opened the season on August 27, with a win over Class 5A Ft. Worth Christian on August 27 and last week knocked off three-time defending state champion, Shiner St. Paul, in a very physical game here in Cypress. Currently, our Warriors are the #1 ranked team in Texas in our classification! 

Last Saturday, the boys and girls teams competed in the “ReLay” Hot XC Relays.

The Houston Chronicle has named the Cypress Christian School football team one of the top private school teams across Houston! Come out and support the Warriors!

The varsity volleyball team played in the Summer Blowout Tournament at Faith Academy Bellville last weekend. 

On Tuesday, high school volleyball played in their season opener. 

CCS has won the 2020-2021 4A Henderson Cup for the first time in school history. The Henderson Cup is awarded to the best overall private school in Texas based on achievement in academics, fine arts and athletics competitions throughout the school year.

Seniors Abbie Hirth and Andrew Smith are set to compete in the 55th AAU Junior Olympic Games taking place in Houston from July 31 through August 7.

The American Baseball Coaches Association is proud to recognize college and high school programs from across the country who have been awarded the 2020-21 ABCA Team Academic Excellence Award.

Students from third grade to 12th grade attended volleyball clinics and camp this summer. 

Last week, the middle school cheer team attended a private cheer camp hosted by Fellowship of Christian Cheerleaders (FCC). Throughout their time at camp, the girls participated in daily devotionals and team bonding activities.

Be looking for some exciting basketball in the winter sports season, as the teams continue with clinics, open gyms and basketball team time until October 18 when we officially begin our trip to the playoffs!

Three CCS track and field athletes were invited to participate in the Milesplit, Texas Meet of Champions on May 14-15, in San Antonio. The meet was for all public and private school individual State Champions.

The Cypress Christian Warrior baseball team recently completed another 20-win season as they fell just short of reaching the semi-final round of the playoffs. 

Elizabeth Richardson placed tenth in the tournament which puts her on the All-State Golf Team.

For the first time in school history, BOTH, the boys varsity track & field team and the girls varsity track & field team were District Champions, Regional Champions and State Champions in the same year!

The Cypress Christian School Lady Warriors softball team wrapped up an undefeated district schedule and then avenged the team's  only loss of the season in an exciting finish to the regular season.

The girls and boys golf teams both qualified to play in the TAPPS Regional Championships and our girls team (Abby Gilreath, Claire Johnson, Camden Maxey, Makena Pham and Elizabeth Richardson) placed first in the tournament, making them TAPPS Regional Champions, and are headed to the State Tournament on Monday and Tuesday, May 3-4, at Squaw Valley Golf Course in Glen Rose, Texas. 

The CCS varsity track teams, both girls and boys took first place in the 4A South Region meet this week in Bastrop, TX.

The 2021 middle school A team baseball season has come to an end, but not without many memories that will last in the minds of each player. The season’s motto was “work hard, execute,” and that they did

Middle school softball had a great 2021 season, which should tell you we had an incredible group of young ladies on the field. During season play, our Lady Warriors racked up a 13 win – 2 loss record which left most of our opponents scratching their heads trying to figure out how to stop us.

Middle school track completed the season this year with great performances at the HAPS District Championship. The meet was held on April 6-7 at The Woodlands Christian Academy.

The middle school B baseball team played 11 games this season.

Cypress Christian School was named a finalist for the Greater Houston High School Sportsmanship Awards for actions during the 2020 high school football season.

The 2020-2021 cheer season ended with a banquet last Sunday. The girls were celebrated by honoring the hard work and success of the team. It was a great season, regardless of the craziness of this year. The team proudly cheered our Warrior football team to the state championship game while creating many memories that we will keep close to our hearts forever. Thank you Cypress Christian varsity cheer for an awesome year!

Awards were recently given for all three middle school basketball teams after a great season.

CCS high school swimmers participated in the 2021 TAPPS State Championships for Division III on Monday, February 8 in San Antonio.

The middle school girls basketball teams completed their season last weekend with the girls A and B teams each competing to defend their 2019-2020 championship titles in the HAPS District Championship games vs. Magnolia Legacy Prep at Legacy Prep on Saturday, January 30.

The 2020-2021 middle school boys basketball season was another successful and promising one.

The MS girls soccer team had an outstanding season this year.

In a hard-fought battle against The Woodlands Christian Academy, the CCS Warriors defeated TWCA 3-1 to claim the district championship last Wednesday night.

Middle school cheer finished the 2020-2021 season cheering on the boys during the A-team basketball district championship on Saturday, January 30

The Lady Warriors took the pitch last night against the Logos Prep Lions, and what a match it was.

On Tuesday, the varsity boys district home opener versus Northland Christian kept the fans on the edge of their seats the entire game. The Warriors led the Cougars throughout the game until the 4^th quarter.

The CCS middle school swim team completed the 2020/2021 season by dominating the Middle School Swim Championship meet hosted on January 27, 2021.

Coach Kris Hogan has been nominated by the Touchdown Club of Houston for Private School Coach of the Year.

The Lady Warriors defeat both Faith West and Lutheran North with decisive victories.

Parker Coates and John Macune had some close saves and big punts on Thursday, January 14 against Allen Academy.

The CCS high school and middle school swim teams participated in the first-ever Cypress Christian Swim Classic with both teams delivering improved times in relays and individual events.

CCS basketball hosted the annual Warrior Classic Tournament January 7-9 with six girls and six boys teams this year. There was good competition and plenty of games for every team to play.

The middle school boys soccer team is coming off of a hard-fought win Friday night against Fort Bend Christian Academy, bringing their record to an undefeated 5-0. After giving up a goal in the first minute of the game, the Warriors maintained their composure to mount a comeback led by Zachary Burns.

Last week, the Warriors faced Lutheran North at home. John Macune had some close saves in the box, coming out to get the ball on free kicks and corners.

The volleyball team enjoyed getting together one more time recently to end the season. The girls fought hard this year even with all of the obstacles they had to face. They were able to come together and celebrate all they accomplished with desserts, awards and fellowship.

The entire team played collectively and it was great to have our football boys back on the hardwood.

The Lady Warrior Basketball team took time from finals studying and basketball practice to spend some time shopping for Christmas gifts for the children at Mission of Yahweh in northwest Houston.

The CCS middle school girls basketball program partnered with Cypress Assistance Ministries (CAM) to provide 60 stuffed stockings for Cypress-area children this Christmas.

The CCS high school and middle school swim teams competed on December 10 in the STE Holiday Meet in a three-school competition.

The Lady Warriors varsity basketball team traveled to Tyler, Texas for the All Saints Basketball Bash last weekend and were successful on the court and off.

CCS eighth-grader Grayson Petru recently won the U.S. Kids Houston Tour Championship. With this win, he has qualified to play in the U.S. Teen National Championship, which will be held at Pinehurst Golf Club in North Carolina in July 2021.

The Warrior middle school B and A football teams played at home last week on Tuesday, October 20 and Thursday, October 22, respectively. 

The high school boys and girls cross country teams competed at district last Saturday against Legacy Prep and Northland in a great showing.

The Warrior middle school football teams have been dominating the field this season. The A-team has started off the season with three wins and one loss, looking for a four-game win streak this Thursday as they face off against Trinity Lutheran. The Warrior middle school B-team is also doing very well this season.

Coach Coleman will be the Interim Varsity Boys Basketball Coach for the 2020-2021 season. Coach Coleman has faithfully served the CCS basketball program for almost two decades since 2001.

Last Saturday, CCS Warrior boys high school basketball players served their community by delivering water to the Houston Food Bank.

Congratulations to these high school student-athletes for earning awards this year.

What can tell the story of a season that is suspended with only a third of it completed? Baseball, loved by many for the beauty of its action, is also a game of numbers. All seven Warriors in the class of 2020 collected double-digit hit totals in a mere 13 games played, with 30 extra base hits.

CCS high school track and field is still preparing for the TAPPS state meet as we now plan for May 25-30. Our athletes have been able to compete in three invitational meets and have done well.

our Cypress Christian Warrior varsity baseball team competed last week in the Pearland First Pitch tournament. The Warriors opened up on the road at Santa Fe High School as the #1 ranked team.

The CCS varsity swim team completed the 2019-2020 season last week at the TAPPS Division II state championship. The boys team finished ninth overall and the girls team finished 15th. Elliott Jones was named Swimmer of the Meet. 

Remembering that they are "Stronger Together" was what the girls MS soccer team focused on during the 2019-2020 season. Ecclesiastes 4:12 explains that a chord of three strands is not easily broken and that we are designed to work together. Soccer is a sport that requires teamwork and is a sport where one person cannot beat another team all by themselves.

The varsity boys Warrior soccer team faced off against St. Joseph's Academy in Brownsville on February 5 in the TAPPS Division II State Soccer Tournament.

CCS Senior swimmer, Elliott Jones is ranked in the top 100 swimmers in the world (18 & under) according to the USA Swimming World 100 list, 84^th in the 100 backstroke and 61^st in the 200 backstroke!

The middle school girls basketball season ended last weekend with both the A & B teams competing in the HAPS District Tournament held at Rosehill Christian where both teams took home the first-place hardware as district champions!

The 2019-2020 basketball season for middle school boys was a very special and exciting one. All three boys teams competed hard every game, displayed outstanding team basketball and represented Christ well both on and off the court.

The Lady Warriors varsity soccer team defeated Westbury Christian 6-2 in their first game of the district tournament on Monday to earn a spot in the District Tournament Championship game.

The MS Warrior boys soccer team earned their second district championship in two years and finished the season with 9 wins, 2 losses and a tie. 

The middle school girls soccer team had a great regular season with a record of seven wins, two losses and one tie and finished the season as district runners-up.

Our middle school swim team completed its inaugural season at the 2019 Southeast Texas Middle School Championships on Thursday, January 23 with five top-ten finishes.

With a victory over Frassati Catholic, the Warriors are guaranteed a spot in the TAPPS State Soccer Tournament, beginning February 5.

The boys varsity soccer team wrapped up regular-season action on Thursday, January 16, at Warrior Stadium against Lutheran South Academy. 

In all three of these dynamic games, our tenacious and aggressive defense led by Brayden Stovall held their opponents back, securing three shutouts in a row. The Warrior defense can claim a total of seven shutouts out of ten games this season. 

Last weekend, the high school varsity competition cheer team and the middle school A team traveled to compete in the FCC Texas Showdown in Garland, TX.

The Warrior varsity boys soccer team defeated Frassati Catholic by a final score of 4-2 on Tuesday evening on the wet, thick grass at Frassati Field in Spring, TX.

The boys varsity soccer team faced off against Westbury Christian on Friday, January 10 and won convincingly with a score of 8-0. 

The CCS Warrior Classic Basketball Tournament was a success this past weekend as Cypress Christian played host to seven girls and seven boys varsity basketball teams.

The Warrior high school and middle school swim teams participated in their second meet of the season on Friday, December 6 at the Holiday Relay Meet at University of Houston.

Friday was a great night of soccer at CCS.

The Lady Warrior Basketball team took a day off from practice on Monday to go shopping for Mission of Yahweh, a mission organization in Northwest Houston, that houses women and children.

The boys middle school basketball C team continues to have an amazing season! They have a 10 and 1 record for the season and are ranked #1 in their league.

The middle school girls basketball season is off to a great start! Both the A & B teams have been working hard in practice and opened the first couple weeks of the season with three straight wins each.

High school volleyball recently held the end-of-year awards ceremony.

We are proud to say that these six seniors who signed National Letters of Intent today, committing to play college athletics, represent 10% of the Class of 2020 with more seniors still to commit later in the year!

Our largest-ever swim team participated in the Ninth Annual Polar Bear Meet held at the Cy-Fair Natatorium on Saturday, November 9 and five school records were set.

The Warriors traveled to Lutheran South last Friday to take on the district-leading Pioneers in another tough road contest. Ultimately, their effort was not enough for a victory but there were some special things in store.

On October 25, the Warriors hosted the undefeated Second Baptist Eagles. The defense kept the Warriors in the game early by coming up with some big stops but the offense could never get going.

The Warriors lost a hard-fought football game to the Fort Bend Christian Academy Eagles 45–35.

The CCS MS Cross Country team finished its season with a district champion. Eighth-grader James Boutte led the district all season winning every district race, including the final district championship.

The Warriors regained that magic on Homecoming with an improbable last-second victory over the Westbury Christian Wildcats 33–28.

As we move into the final two weeks of the middle school football season, both teams had strong performances as the B team traveled to Western Academy and the A team hosted Rosehill.

Week six was another great week for middle school football that included a B team win over John Cooper and a dominating performance by the A team over a previously unbeaten Trinity Klein team.

Tryouts begin on Monday, October 14 for winter sports.

Week five of the middle school football season saw the B team have a strong performance against Western Academy while the A team ended up with a bye week.

Friday night was a classic of a football game but the Warriors came up short on the trip to Shiner as the Cardinals secured a 42-35 victory. The game was tied five different times and each team led three times.

The middle school A team faced St. Cecilia on a Saturday morning contest and the Warriors continued to control the top spot in district play with a 30-0 win. The Warriors took the opening kickoff and marched down the field capping off the drive with a 15-yard strike from quarterback JD Potts to Owen Witschonke.

Elliott Jones is already committed to Auburn University as he looks to defend his TAPPS state titles from the last two seasons. This summer, he qualified for the Olympic Trials.

Both middle school football teams entered the third week of the season with two wins and no losses; however, only one finished the week with a 3-0 record.

Senior running back and kicker, Jackson Landrum, was selected to the Touchdown Club of Houston private school preseason team and was honored at a recent banquet.

The Warriors got into the win column, as they posted an impressive victory Friday night, defeating the Northland Christian Cougars 47–13.

Cross Country athletes have been hard at work and are running over 30 miles per week.

Friday night, the Warriors showed great improvement over their performance in the season opener the week before. Despite that improvement, the team suffered a hard-fought loss to Houston Christian, 10-7.

The middle school football teams are off to a great start! Both teams started the season with victories in each of the first two weeks of play.

It was a tough night in the season opener for the Warriors who could simply not get anything going against Austin Regents.

The Houston Chronicle published an article on August 12, 2019, naming Cypress Christian School #11 in Houston for athletes for all high schools, public and private.

The football team went on its annual retreat to start the season this past weekend.

On Thursday, May 23, 2019, the Cypress Christian School Athletics Department hosted an awards night in the East Gym.

The high school track & field team celebrated the season on Monday night and awards were presented.

High school track & field had an incredible season with the boys team winning three invitational meets and placing second in the district meet. The girls team won one invitational meet and placed second in four meets and then went second in the district meet, third in the South Regional meet, and fifth place in the State 5A meet. The Lady Warriors were the highest scoring team from our district in the regional and state meets and only one point away from being recognized as the top four in TAPPS 5A State.

The Cypress Christian Warriors varsity baseball team finished district play in April and they won six of their last eight games to secure a second place finish in TAPPS Division II, District 6.

The CCS high school track & field team had a great day at the Regional Track & Field Meet on Thursday, April 25, in Bastrop, Texas. There were 27 athletes who competed that day. The girls team ended up bringing home the third-place team plaque, just 4.5 points shy of regional runner-up.

Congratulations to Elizabeth Richardson who represented CCS at the TAPPS regional golf tournament at Victoria Country Club on Tuesday, April 23.

The Girls and Boys Track & Field teams each won second place in the TAPPS 5A-7 District track meet on April 10-11. Twenty-seven athletes qualified for the Regional meet to be held in Bastrop, on Thursday, April 25. The Warriors will be competing in 28 individual events and five relays.

The 2019 baseball season for your CCS Warriors has already had its share of thrilling games, with even more to come in the last few weeks of district competition.

The 2018-2019 cheer season has come to a close. At the end-of-season party, Coach Terri Johnson handed out the following awards:

The JV and Varsity boys basketball teams officially wrapped up their 2018-2019 season at their team basketball party and awards program on March 3. 

The football program signed two players to play college football on national signing day. Christian Fleischhauer signed with East Central University in Oklahoma while Garrett Townsend committed to be a long snapper for Texas A&M University. 

HS track & field is off to a great start with a total of 55 competitors, girls and boys. This is the biggest team in CCS history and in our first meet last Saturday, the boys won the team championship while the girls team came in second, just 7.5 points behind first place.

Taylor Broadway ('15) is currently playing baseball at the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) and Seth Doggett ('15) is the CCS Head Middle School Baseball Caoch.

HS Girls Basketball had a fun season, working hard along the way in a very evenly matched district.

The Warrior soccer team fought hard all season and were an amazing testimony to their opponents. They are congratulated for maximizing their talent and playing hard for the Lord and for their team, a true definition of Cypress Christian Warriors.

With all their hard work, determination, commitment and dedication, the team made it to the tournament championship game and were victorious for the third year in a row!!!

The Lady Warriors accomplished their pre-season goal and earned a second place finish in TAPPS Division II - District 7. 

In the 2017-2018 school year, the boys athletic teams at CCS had an unprecedented accomplishment of earning three TAPPS state championships. This accomplishment was honored on Wednesday, February 13 on the floor of the Texas House of Representatives by CCS parent and State Representative, Dr. Tom Oliverson.

The CCS middle school boys soccer team concluded an excellent season on Thursday, January 24 by winning the District Championship title.

The 2018-2019 B team boys basketball season ended with a fourth-place regular season finish and a trip to the WAPS Conference Tournament.

The Warriors took 10 swimmers to the TAPPS State Swim Meet in Mansfield, TX today. Junior, Elliott Jones became a state champion in both the 100 Back and 200 IM, setting TAPPS State and CCS school records in both events.

Cypress Christian School Middle School Girls Basketball teams finished their seasons with wins at the district tournament at Rosehill on January 26.

The middle school boys A team basketball season came to an end Saturday, January 26 at the HAPS Conference postseason tournament with a loss to Woodlands Christian Academy.

On Monday, nineteen seniors from the boys and girls high school soccer teams took the field for the last time and each of them was honored at a special Senior Night Ceremony.

The CCS MS Boys soccer team played in the River Oaks Baptist School 7th Grade Tournament last week on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 

The cheer teams' hard work and dedication were rewarded with Middle School taking 3^rd place and Varsity taking home the championship.

The CCS Lady Warrior soccer team is approaching the end of the regular season and both the varsity and junior varsity teams are playing some of the best soccer of the season.

TAPPS released its All-State teams and the Warriors landed eight players on the Academic All-State team and two more players on the Athletic All-State team. To become a member of the Academic All-State team, a player must be first or second team all-district and maintain an A average.

Junior, Elliott Jones, has verbally committed to continue his academic and athletic career at Auburn University. Elliott is a USA Swimming Scholastic All-American swimmer.

The varsity girls soccer team traveled to All Saints Episcopal School in Fort Worth last weekend for a tournament. The Lady Warriors were prepared for the soccer competition, but nothing could prepare them for the terrible weather conditions the team faced.

High school Lady Warrior Soccer is off to a strong start this year. With the exciting growth in the program, the girl's program now has thirty-three athletes out on the soccer field every day.

The Lady Warriors JV basketball team took home the first place trophy in our own CCS JV Girls and Boys Warrior Tournament last weekend.

We are excited to invite the entire CCS family to a special night this Tuesday, December 4 in the East Gym. The first high school district basketball games will be played and we have the honor of having Coach Van Chancellor, a legend in women’s basketball coaching, with us.

The Warriors finished a record-breaking season with a tough loss to Second Baptist in the second round of the TAPPS Division II playoffs.

On Saturday, November 17, current Cypress Christian School senior, Landen Overton, signed his letter of intent to dual sport in cross country and track at Dallas Baptist University.

The Warriors completed a record-breaking season in Division II football. In total the Warriors had 13 players make the All-District team.

Christian Fleischhauer will be honored as a member of the TD Club of Houston Private School Post Season Team. The senior had an impressive career at CCS.

In the closing seconds for the second straight week, the Warriors pulled out an improbable victory. Coach Spenn passed on an easy field goal with seven seconds to play as the Warriors trailed 17-14. Drue Hirth threw a strike to Joseph Carbone in the back of the end zone to give the Warriors the 21-17 victory, the same score that propelled them into the playoffs the week before. 

On Wednesday, November 14, Cypress Christian School hosted a special National Letter of Intent signing ceremony to honor current senior, JT Mounce and his commitment to play baseball at Oklahoma State University.

The Warriors completed the regular season in dramatic fashion on Friday night. High school football games are 48 minutes long and the Warriors used every minute in this game.

Join the CCS varsity basketball teams for the opportunity to meet legendary coach, Van Chancellor, at the first varsity district game.

When the temperature begins to drop outside the Warrior Soccer program knows it is time to take the field. 

The end of October also marks the end of another great varsity cross country season for Cypress Christian School. The Warriors finished the year by competing at the TAPPS 5A State Championships in Waco, Texas on October 29th.

The middle school Warriors football B team went 2-5 this year, but had a great season after a slow start. The progress made from game one to the last game was incredible, as most of the first-time players made tremendous strides on the field.  

The Cypress Christian MS football A team finished a great season with the record of 4-3-1.

The Lady Warrior varsity volleyball team finished second in District during regular season play, setting them up for a first-round bye in the playoffs and are heading to Regionals after their win on Tuesday.

The win ensured the Warriors their third straight trip to the playoffs and their first in school history at the TAPPS Division II level.

The Lady Warriors will travel to Odem, TX for the area round of the TAPPS 5A volleyball playoffs. 

Last Thursday, the CCS high school cross country team competed in the TAPPS District Championship race, held at Challenger Seven Memorial Park in Webster, Texas. The Warriors competed with nine other schools and nearly two hundred individual runners and once again found success! The months of running countless miles in the Texas heat paid off in a major way. 

Varsity volleyball is adding to the excitement of homecoming week with big wins, and senior recognition night, as the Lady Warriors host Lutheran South and Emery Weiner this week.

The middle school cross country team competed with 10 other schools on Tuesday, October 26 in the HAPS District Championship. The girls team finished in fourth place and the and boys finished eighth.

Volleyball has been fighting strong within their new district this season, and are looking to finish out with a winning record.

The CCS basketball program hosted a PGC Basketball Clinic this past Saturday, and 67 middle school and high school students attended.

As the season moves steadily towards a conclusion at the TAPPS state championships on October 29, the intensity level of the daily workouts has increased significantly. 

The Warriors improved to 4-1 on the season with an impressive win over 6A Beaumont Kelly in the school’s first-ever meeting.

Winter Sports Tryout Schedule - Middle School

Winter Sports Tryout Schedule - High School

The Warriors once again came from behind against a tough Shiner St. Paul team to earn a 28-20 victory.

The middle school A and B teams traveled to Rosehill on Sept. 21-22 for an A team tournament, where the A team finished first.

The high school Warriors cross country team took a trip into the hills this past Saturday when they competed at the Brenham High School “Hillacious” Invitational. Many coaches in the region consider this course the most difficult course in Texas due to several long hills which challenge the athletes both physically and mentally. 

Congratulations to Senior Christian Fleischhauer for being honored as the Texas Private School Built Ford Tough Player of the Week. This award is presented to one player, selected from all private schools across the state of Texas.

The Warriors got off to a fast start against Northland and never looked back.

Head varsity football coach Jacob Spenn received the Athletic Inspiration award from his high school alumni association in Watseka, Illinois. The award is given out annually and is the equivalent to the Watseka High School Hall of Fame.

Middle school volleyball is midway through the season and both the A and B teams have improved so much since August.

On Saturday, September 15, Cypress Christian School hosted the first annual Cypress Christian School Warrior Invitational featuring 64 teams and nearly 1,000 runners.

Warriors defeat the Houston Christian Mustangs 49-32 in their first meeting. CCS is now 3-0 against SPC schools.

The Lady Warriors volleyball team is holding strong with a 3-0 start to district play, at both the JV and Varsity levels.

In a game that featured two high powered offenses, CCS was able to come out on top by the narrowest of margins. In the final play, Landrum was able to find a clear path to the end zone, which gave CCS the lead with no time remaining on the clock.

The Warrior Cross Country high school team traveled to Galveston for the annual Galveston Island Beach Run. This was a 4000-meter race run entirely on the beach.

Middle school volleyball is working hard and learning skills and fundamentals on a daily basis. CCS will be the team to watch for as the district tournament happens in October.

Last Friday, the Warrior Cross Country program traveled to Bear Branch Park in The Woodlands to complete in the annual Friday Night Lights Invitational.

The Touchdown Club of Houston held its annual Private School Kickoff Dinner and announced its preseason football team. Cypress Christian placed three seniors on that team and Coach Spenn was honored.

The volleyball teams have started strong into the beginning of their preseason play.

The girls JV team placed second in the first race of the season.

Football practice is in full swing and the process of building men that the football team works through each year is underway. Coach Spenn will often say that “true success will be measured by what kind of men the athletes become.”

Volleyball season is just around the corner and we look forward to welcoming all of our new and returning players back to the gym on August 1 for high school, and August 6 for middle school. All students who desire to play on a team this season must be present at the tryouts for their respective age group, with teams beginning practices the following day.

Whether you are an avid runner that loves to compete, looking for regular exercise to get in shape, training to be better fit for your winter sport, or just looking to spend time with your friends - cross country has a place for you!

The varsity cheerleaders had a great week at the UCA Cheer Camp in Galveston, Texas. The team earned the highest award each night at evaluations, which earned them a superior camp trophy at the close of camp.

We would like to congratulate Jacob Spenn for being selected as the TAPPS 4A Top Male Coach for 2017-2018. Coach Spenn received the 2018 Edd Burleson Leadership Award on Wednesday at the TAPPS General Convention.

Basketball camps were great this year as boys and girls from grades 3-8 filled the East Gym to learn and improve upon skills, play games and focus on our theme: I Corinthians 10:31 “…whatever you do, do everything for God’s Glory.” 

The Warriors embraced the moment under the lights in Crosby for the TAPPS Division III State Championship and took control of the game from the first half inning, in which, they plated four runs to take the lead that they would never yield.

The football program handed out its state championship rings on Monday, May 7, as the team gathered on the football field for one last time to celebrate the season.

CCS Track and Field took 12 boys to the TAPPS State Track and Field meet on May 4-5 in Waco. After a tough start, the Warriors persevered and fought hard through adversity and came out with a State Championship.

Lady Warriors Track and Field took 11 girls to the State meet and ended up with a 5^th place finish overall in a field of 26 schools.

The varsity softball team heads into playoffs next week after finishing third in our district.

The CCS girls golf team competed in the TAPPS State Tournament on Monday and Tuesday, April 30-May 1, at Cottonwood Creek Golf Club in Waco. CCS was represented by four girls with the team placing sixth in the tournament. The girls team was led by junior Kara Otts, who had rounds of 87 and 93, finishing fifth overall. Kara is the first CCS girls golfer to finish in the top 10 of the state tournament and will also receive TAPPS All-State recognition.

Varsity baseball earns first district championship since 2014. The Warriors will host the San Marcos Academy Bears Friday, May 4 at 4:30 in the first round of playoffs.

On April 21, the Middle School A team traveled to Rosehill Christian to play for the HAPS District Championship. With the final score 11-2, the Warriors outscored their final five district opponents a combined 54 - 9. The coaching staff attributes this success to the "team first" attitude and the consistent work ethic demonstrated by each player. 

The Warrior golf team competed in the TAPPS Regional Tournament at Fort Sam Houston Golf Club in San Antonio. CCS was represented by five boys and four girls with the girls team placing third, which qualifies them to play in next week’s TAPPS State Tournament. Juniors Kara Otts and Charlotte Achterkirch advanced to state as individuals.

Warriors Track and Field had an incredible district meet this week with so many personal records set. The girls went back-to-back as the District Runners-up and the boys team won the District Championship this year. We have 28 athletes competing in the Regional track and field meet in 31 events

The Warriors completed day one of the District Track and Field meet on Tuesday in finals for the field events and 3200M and the running prelims. They had a great first day and there are already 13 athletes on the way to Regionals.

The Warrior golf team competed in the TAPPS District Tournament on Thursday, April 12, at West Fork Golf Club in Conroe. CCS was represented by six boys and four girls and both teams placed second in the tournament and qualified to play in next week’s TAPPS South Region Tournament.

The CCS Track and Field coaching staff are excited to announce the signing of John Ethan Baldwin to run track for Hillsdale College, an NCAA Division II program, in the fall.

The Warrior golf team competed in the Frassati Catholic Invitational Tournament on Monday, April 9, at Windrose Golf Club in Spring. CCS was represented by five boys and three girls.

The Warrior Track and Field Team went to Dayton High School last Thursday and competed in another public school meet, competing against 19 4A-6A public school teams.

Warrior baseball teams get five wins on Saturday for a clean sweep. Follow CCS baseball on Twitter @CCS_Baseball for news and updates.

The Warrior golf team competed in the CHSA Tournament where the boys team placed second and Nathaniel Richardson placed second overall.

The Warrior golf team competed in the Southwest Christian Academy Invitational on Tuesday, March 20, at Sharpstown Golf Course in Houston. CCS was represented by five boys and three girls.

Warrior Track and Field had a great experience at the Barbers Hill 5A public school meet. Every athlete either equaled or bettered their times in the running events and the field events were a big success as well. It was a great experience for all and we look forward to the next meet.

The Cypress Christian HS Track & Field teams took the Rosehill Christian meet by storm on Saturday, February 24, winning the Girls division and the Boys division each by over 60 points. 

The varsity squad currently holds a record of 5-2 heading into this week’s competitive tournament in which they will face off against tough public school opponents.

Ian Jones signed with Southwestern University as a kicker on Monday, February 26. Jones set the school record this year with extra points made in a season at 58. He also made 5 of 6 field goals with a long of 39. Two field goals came in the state title game.

The Varsity Cheer Team has completed their competition season with a fantastic ending.

The Lady Warriors Soccer team finished in second place in the TAPPS Division III District 4 competition and continue to move through the playoffs with a game on Saturday against Our Lady of the Hills from Kerrville. The game will be played at Texas Lutheran University at 6:30 p.m.

The CCS Warriors Soccer program wrapped up a successful season of league play, finishing in second place in the TAPPS Division III District 5 and making it to the second round of the playoffs.

The varsity boys basketball team closed out its 2017-2018 season with a home game against Lake Houston Conquerors and senior recognition. 

Dedicated. Determined. United. Joyful. As the Middle School Cheer season comes to a close, these are the words Coach Overton would use to describe the squad.

The Lady Warriors made a difference wherever they played this season, showing character time after time when facing challenges.

The two 5th grade girls basketball teams played each other last Saturday in the East Gym. The fun included a Dads vs. Daughters quarter. They topped the day off with ice cream sundaes.

Two standout seniors will play college football next year as Josh Holl signs with Tulane University and Austin Henry with Taylor University.

The CCS swim team sets five new school records and Elliott Jones is state champion in the Mens 100 Yard Backstroke and the East Regional Swimmer of the Meet.

Middle school A team boys basketball concluded with a successful winning season. 

The middle school boys B team has had a good year and has shown creativity and a willingness to learn.

State Representative and CCS parent, Dr. Tom Oliverson visited the campus last week to honor the Cypress Christian Warriors football team.

The MS boys basketball C team shows determination and a willingness to learn throughout the season.

The CCS Warrior Middle School Soccer program concluded an exciting season this past Saturday with both our boys and girls teams playing for the District Championship.

The Cypress Christian Swim program took its largest team ever to the regional meet. Eleven swimmers participated in 15 events, five relays and 18 individual races. Elliott Jones set the pace by winning two events.

Elliott Jones holds his own with Olympic medalists at the TYR Pro Series Swim Meet in Austin, Texas.

Basketball enters district play. Come out and support Warrior Basketball!

Eight Warriors earn All-State honors on the gridiron. Nine are named to the Academic All-State team and 17 earn All-District honors. Coach Spenn named Coach of the Year.

Five female members of the swim team competed Saturday at the St. John 23 New Year's Classic.

The Warriors took home the TAPPS Division III State Championship on Friday afternoon with a record setting 68 to 34 victory over McKinney Christian.

You could not have asked for a better high school football game. Two great teams battled hard to the very end in a game that was back and forth all night long. The Warriors prevailed 49-43 to advance to the TAPPS Division III State Championship Game.

The Lady Warrior volleyball program had a lot to celebrate this year at their end-of-season awards banquet.

The swim season does not get into full swing until after Christmas, but two CCS swimmers have gone to meets this year and have turned in personal best times, including a new school record in the 100 Back for Elliott Jones.

Josh Holl and Austin Henry were named finalists for offensive player of the year and defensive player of the year, respectively, while Coach Spenn is being honored as a coach of the year finalist.

The Warriors will move into the playoffs this week as they host Schertz John Paul II on Friday at 7 p.m. at Cypress Christian.

The CCS Warriors successfully crossed the finish line of the 2017 season this past week with participation in the TAPPS 4A State Championship and the Team Awards Celebration.

Varsity Girls Volleyball finishes the season with an undefeated home record.

Lady Warriors are State Bound! For the first time since CCS has been in TAPPS, the Lady Warriors varsity volleyball team is heading to the TAPPS 4A State Final Four this Friday and Saturday!

The middle school cross country team enjoyed an end of season celebratory lunch on Wednesday.

Under the guidance of Coach Mason, middle school football A team wrapped up a successful season.

In a year in which the high school varsity and middle school A football games are usually blowouts, the middle school B football team offered exciting contests every week.

MS Volleyball ends the season with perseverance and determination.

Cheer squad and acts of encouragement 

On Tuesday, the CCS Middle School Cross Country team finished their season at the HAPS District Cross Country Championships

The middle school football team entered the fourth week of their season. Both teams have worked hard and improved.

The high school cross country team left campus at 5 a.m. for a race in Galveston last Friday.

The Cypress Christian Cross Country teams started another amazing season with a race at The Willow Waterhole hosted by Incarnate Word Academy.

The volleyball teams started the season this past week with Varsity traveling to the TAPPS Spike Down Classic, and both teams competing against Second Baptist on Tuesday.

CCS varsity cheerleaders attend cheer camp

Elliot Ranson collected over 20,000 votes in the VYPE magazine on-line poll to earn the honor of Northwest Houston Athlete of the year.

The CCS middle school track team competed in six practice meets and ended the season with awards.

The boys team took state runner-up and the girls team earned 8th place, both out of 25 schools.

The Lady Warriors high school softball team finished their season with a 13-3 record taking second place in district to Bay Area Christian.

On May 4, HS baseball hosts Austin Brentwood at 4 p.m. in area playoffs, and HS softball travels to Shiner to play in regional game at 6 p.m. Go, Warriors!

Overall, the season has been the most successful in many years for both the boys and the girls golf teams.

Warrior athletes performed very well in the extreme heat at the regional meet and many qualified to compete at the state meet on May 5-6. Read more about the accomplishments of our high school track and field athletes. Thanks for praying for them as they compete for the last time this year.

The 2017 Lady Warriors Golf Team is heading to the TAPPS 4A State Tournament May 1-2 after placing fourth overall in the regional tournament.

The Warrior middle school A baseball team finished their season at the district championship game.

Both the girls and the boys track and field teams won District Runner-up trophies - just barely missing out on first place. Several athletes (including relay teams) placed first in district and two athletes broke school records. Advancing athletes (listed in the article) will compete in the regional meet on April 28. Go, Warriors!

The CCS Lady Warriors varsity softball team is off to great start this season. The Lady Warriors are 6-0 in district play and are vying for a position in play-offs.

The girls' golf team, comprised of sophomores Charlotte Achterkirch, Melanie Alvarez, Emily Nicholson and Kara Otts, earned the district title. Both the girls' and boys' teams advanced to the 2017 Regional Tournament.

The largest high school track and field team in school history had another successful meet on April 1, at CCS. The boys took home the meet champion award and the girls team won second overall with 25 teams represented at the meet. Austin Henry set a school record in pole vault.

The middle school B baseball team beat the Premier Futures team with a score of 10-8. With the game tied at eight and the Warriors battling in the bottom of the fourth, Grayson Beckman homered off of Grant, driving in two runs for the win.

The HS boys track and field team won the FBCA track meet with great performances by each member. John Ethan Baldwin won top male athlete of the meet.

The boys' team placed second in the tournament with scoring led by junior Nathaniel Richardson who shot a round of 85. Richardson also placed seventh overall in the tournament.

The varsity team, a group of both new and returning players, currently stands at 10 – 1 heading into TAPPS district play.

The MS softball team is already 2-0, and getting better each and every week. The girls are working extremely hard, staying focused and loving the game. Their motto this year is "We Are Better Together."

The nine members of the CCS Golf Team started the season off with competition in the Fort Bend Christian Invitational.

The CCS Lady Warriors had their season end in regional play. The entire team played and battled to the very end and should be proud of such a performance. Thanks as always to the amazing CCS fans who turned out for this epic game.

The track and field coaching staff is thankful to have almost 80 students in grades 6-12 working hard to prepare for each meet. MS will host the district meet on April 10-11 and high school will host meets on April 1 and April 6.

With the final score of 5-2 against Austin Brentwood, the team advances to play Our Lady of the Hills from Kerrville in regional match up on Feb. 28. Read more for playoff details...

Congrats to the varsity girls soccer for earning the District Championship. Their first game of area playoffs is against Brentwood Christian (Austin) on Sat. Feb. 25, at CCS, 5 p.m.

TODAY (Feb. 23) the varsity boys soccer team will compete in the Bi-District Playoff against St. John Paul II-Schertz at Allen Academy, 3201 Boonville Rd, Bryan, 4 p.m. If they win, they will play again this Sat., Feb. 25.

The varsity boys defeated Allen Academy 9-0 on senior night. Final home game of the season is on Thursday, Feb. 16.

How sweet it is! The Lady Warriors will travel to Faith Academy, Marble Falls on Tuesday, February 14 at 6:30 p.m. for the first round of the playoffs.

The championship game was a close one, but in the end, the girls pulled through and fought all the way to the end. Way to go, Lady Warriors!

JV boys showing how great they can play as a group.

Middle school girls basketball teams wrapped up a good season.

Congratulations to the middle school girls and boys soccer teams on their repeat trips to the District Championship.

CCS cheerleaders welcome 107 participants to annual event.

Middle school basketball enjoys a great season and prepares for district play.

High school basketball fighting hard to earn a spot in the playoffs.

With the fall activities behind them, varsity cheerleaders are looking ahead at another busy semester of activities.

The high school cross country team competed against thirty Houston area high schools at the Dave Jantzen Invitational.

The squad put in a full morning of service at the Houston Food Bank and looks forward to more opportunities to serve their community.