Athletics News

Kevin Snyder' 19 made an impact for Christ School Track and Field immediately as a freshman, but with help from Head Coach Randy Ashley and Demeseh Cobb, he transformed himself into an All-American jumper and one of the most decorated athletes in North Carolina. He will take that experience and compete at the Division I level next year. Snyder committed to the University of Miami on Monday, accepting a full athletic scholarship that will allow him to compete in the ACC for the next four years.

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News Posts - Christ School

News Posts - Christ School

In her first game as JV Basketball Head Coach, Mallary Clay saw her boys take a leap by defeating a highly-touted Legacy Charter team, 47-33.

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On a cool October afternoon, thousands of Christ School and Asheville School students, faculty, alumni, and parents were on hand to witness the 92^nd meeting of "The Game." In the first matchup of the now-oldest rivalry in the Carolinas, Asheville School shut out Christ School to the tune of 84-0 in 1911. In 2018, the Greenies returned the favor, defeating the Blues, 48-0 in an incredible team performance. Christ School came into the game with an 8-1 record and a shot at the D1 NCISAA playoffs on the line, while Asheville School was putting together a great season, coming in at 6-3.

On a cool October afternoon, thousands of Christ School and Asheville, students, faculty, alumni and parents were on hand to witness the 92nd meeting of "The Game." In the first ever matchup in 1911, Asheville School shut out Christ School to the tune of 84-0. In 2018, the Greenies returned the favor, defeated the Blues, 48-0 in an incredible team performance.

On Friday Oct. 26, the Christ School cross country team ran the last race of the season at the NCISAA Cross Country State Championships.

On a beautiful fall Wednesday, Christ School hosted the Carolinas Athletic Association Cross Country Championships.

The Christ School offense has been putting up historical numbers in 2018, averaging nearly 50 points per game. Yet, it was the Christ School defense that led the way on Friday night against a 5-2 Charlotte Latin team. 

The Christ School offense has been putting up historical numbers in 2018, averaging nearly 50 points per game. Yet, it was the Christ School defense that led the way on Friday night against a 5-2 Charlotte Latin team.

Friday evening at Rabun Gap was a sight to see. The Greenie offense showed out against the Eagles to the tune of 66-38 road win.

As Christ School headed into Fall Break, the Greenies football team had to take care of business against Victory Christian before enjoying a few, much-needed days off.

It was a great day for Greenie Soccer on Tuesday as both the Junior Varsity and Varsity teams left the field victorious.

Christ School's varsity soccer team has faced a tough early-season schedule again this year, and after nine games a 3-6 overall and 0-4 vs NCISAA 4A schools.

With a bye week for Christ School football, the Greenies find themselves resting after four consecutive weeks of games.

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With an injury to All-State running back Sidney Gibbs '19, Christ School took some time to get going against visiting Cannon School on Friday night.

For the first time in nearly half a decade, Christ School football will face the Cougars of Cannon School. Both teams come into the game having won their first game and lost their second. Cannon School defeated North Raleigh Christian Academy, 38-0, but lost to Mitchell High School, 27-6 in their game last Friday.