Christ School varsity soccer would have started every senior Tuesday if it were possible. The problem is only 11 players can be on the field.

SWANNANOA - Sprawling out Tuesday night, Felix Huebner ‘26 stretched his legs to deflect an Asheville Christian Academy shot.

Christ School varsity soccer and its dynamic goalkeeper served notice that the second half of Carolinas Athletic Association play might look much different than the first with a 2-0 road win.

The Christ School Athletic Department will hold three Senior Night ceremonies for Fall Sports athletes next month.

CHARLOTTE - Extra time is starting to become a comfort zone for Christ School varsity soccer.

For the fourth time this season, the Greenies were pushed beyond the standard 80 minutes of regulation on Tuesday. And for the third time, they came out victorious.

Somewhere in the commotion, Jimmy Mennell ’24 was handed a Christ School flag on Friday night.

No one deserved to wave it more.

Following the dramatic tension of Wednesday’s overtime win and a two-hour bus ride home, Christ School varsity soccer players got back to work early the next morning.

The team's preseason commitment and experience are showing through two games.

MATTHEWS, N.C. - Self-sacrifice, or simply put, “we before me,” will be the motto for Christ School varsity soccer this season.

No one embodied it more than Collier Lilly ‘25 on Wednesday.

A new tradition served as the unofficial start to Christ School's 123rd Commencement Weekend on Thursday night.

Much of the success that Christ School soccer has had over the years can be directly attributed to players who have come up through Asheville’s Highland Football Club.

What has been true over time is still true to this day.

Winners on the field, winners off it.

Continued excellence across the board for Christ School athletics is being reflected in recruiting. For the third time in five years, a senior class will include 20 or more boys who have committed or signed to play college sports.

Guy Campbell ’00 saw the opportunity to be an assistant coach with the Asheville City Soccer Club’s top-tier team as the ultimate in professional development.

Nothing about the 2022 season convinced him otherwise. And then five men’s players from Asheville City were selected in last month’s MLS SuperDraft. 

Congratulations to Carter Compton '24 on being named to the NCISAA 4-A all-state soccer team for the second consecutive year.

Continued excellence in the classroom and on the playing field has made Christ School one of the leading athletic programs in the NCISAA. 

New for this year, the Athletic Department will be recognizing boys who set the standard for what it means to be a Greenie student-athlete with All-Academic teams for the Fall, Winter, and Spring sports seasons.  

Anything can happen in playoff soccer.

Christ School is thankful that the weather was the only unfavorable and unpredictable element to Tuesday’s opening round.

Momentum can be a team’s best friend or worst enemy.

Christ School soccer is home for the start of the NCISAA 4-A state playoffs in large part because the Greenies (10-9) won six of their last eight regular-season games.

Wells Edwards ’25 was mobbed by teammates and coaches as the elated striker ran to the nearest corner of the field at High Point Wesleyan Christian Academy.

Friday was a win for the ages. Many, many ages for Christ School varsity soccer. Wells was literally at the center of it all. 

Conventional wisdom says to sit on the ball and milk the clock.

Christ School varsity soccer was following the plan Tuesday night, ahead 1-0 at Asheville School with a man-up advantage for the final 5 minutes.

Truett Compton ’25 took a calculated risk, and boy, was it worth it. 

Good things came in 3’s for Christ School varsity soccer Tuesday night.

From the opening whistle, the Greenies dictated the pace and possession of a Carolinas Athletic Association home game with Asheville Christian Academy.

A 3-0 win marks the team’s third consecutive shutout.

Sporadic wind gusts affected every ball put into the air Thursday night, an unforeseen problem for both teams.

Christ School varsity soccer adjusted the best.

Big weeks and big games call for big moments.

George Robbins ’24 had his Tuesday for Christ School varsity soccer.