Warrior Baseball

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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. 

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

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

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.

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.

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!

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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. 

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

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.

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.

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!

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

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