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.