Interscholastic Sports Program and Forms


GOALS

The 5th-12th grade interscholastic athletic program recognizes the Word of God as its foundation. Under the direction of the Athletic Director, each sport has been designed to build the character of Christ within each participating student. Every athlete and cheerleader is taught that he or she is a representative of Christ, his or her family, and the school.

The Athletic Program serves to develop strong character within each student through emphasis on:

  • Leadership through servanthood
  • Physical discipline
  • Loyalty, perseverance and humility
  • Commitment
  • An active relationship with Christ
  • Knowledge of God’s Word
  • Biblical principles about goal setting, vision, and the power of the tongue

INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORTS - Mr. Robert Kiekbusch, Athletic Director

CCA Middle and High School Crusader athletes compete in the Monsignor Martin Conference (MMC - associate member for softball, baseball and girls varsity soccer), the Independent Athletic Conference (IAC), and the Niagara Frontier Christian Athletic Association (NFCAA) in the following sports:

BASEBALL

Fall:

- 4th - 6th grade

- 7th - 8th grade

Spring:

- 6th - 8th grade

- 9th - 10th grade

BASKETBALL (winter)

Boys:

- Varsity

- Junior Varsity

- 7th - 8th grade

- 6th grade

- 5th grade

Girls:

- Varsity

- Junior Varsity

- 8th grade

- 7th grade

- 5th - 6th grade

CHEERLEADING (basketball season only)

CROSS COUNTRY (spring) - 6th - 12th grades

FLAG FOOTBALL (fall) - high school boys only

SOCCER

Fall:

- Boys Varsity

- Girls Varsity

- Modified

Spring:

- 3rd - 4th grade

- 5th - 6th grade

SOFTBALL

- 5th - 6th grade

- 7th - 8th grade

- High School

Fall 2009 startup info

Sports transportation form

Ladies soccer sign-up info

Any student wishing to play interscholastic sports must have on file with the coach a Sports Physical and Medical Release Form and a current physician’s exam report (Health Appraisal Form) on file with the Health Office. Outstanding athletes are recognized at the close of each season at a special sports banquet. Graduates have gone on to successful college sports careers, some with scholarships.

INTRAMURAL SPORTS

Energetic third - sixth graders “early bird” soccer and basketball before school on select days. Older students enjoying leisurely competition may participate in intramural sports offered as interest level allows fielding of teams.