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.