The Colorado Springs Christian School boys and girls varsity basketball teams competed in Ft. Collins this past weekend for the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) state championship tournaments. The girls team knocked off the higher seeded Longhorns of Basalt in the quarter-finals before falling in a tight game to Faith Christian in the semi-finals. The boys team defeated Kent Denver in the quarter-finals and then played one of their best games of the year in defeating last year’s state champion, Eaton, in the semi-finals. Their wonderful run came to an end in dropping the state championship game to Faith Christian despite a gritty and determined effort. Both boys and girls teams displayed great depth of character and were wonderful representatives of CSCS in their actions on and off the court. Each team received high praise for their efforts including comments from assistant CHSAA commissioner Bert Borgmann acknowledging the great class and sportsmanship displayed by the boys team and their coaches following the disappointing championship loss.
Each team’s stellar play and exemplary attitude and actions once again show the ability to compete at the highest levels and bring Honor and Glory to God in doing so.
CSCS Lions Varsity Volleyball Team wins
4th consecutive State 3A Volleyball Tournament!
Harvest of Love Food Drive Results
CLASS
MONEY
LB Equivalent
Actual LB
TOTAL
Juniors
$345.30
x10=3,453
38
3491 lbs
Sophomores
$230.36
x10=2,303.6
42.65
2346.25 lbs
Freshmen
$23.00
x10=230
49.53
279.53 lbs
Seniors
$8.00
x10= 80
184
267 lbs
Congratulations Juniors! Listen for announcements regarding when you’ll be getting ice cream with your lunch!
Food was donated to Care & Share of Southern Colorado.
Organizing Team: National Honor Society execs: Sara G., Spencer F. (Kevin Angell, sponsor)
Special thanks to Mrs. Johnson’s EXCEL group for their help!
The Colorado Springs Christian School boys and girls varsity basketball teams competed in Ft. Collins this past weekend for the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) state championship tournaments. The girls team knocked off the higher seeded Longhorns of Basalt in the quarter-finals before falling in a tight game to Faith Christian in the semi-finals. The boys team defeated Kent Denver in the quarter-finals and then played one of their best games of the year in defeating last year’s state champion, Eaton, in the semi-finals. Their wonderful run came to an end in dropping the state championship game to Faith Christian despite a gritty and determined effort. Both boys and girls teams 
displayed great depth of character and were wonderful representatives of CSCS in their actions on and off the court. Each team received high praise for their efforts including comments from assistant CHSAA commissioner Bert Borgmann acknowledging the great class and sportsmanship displayed by the boys team and their coaches following the disappointing championship loss. 
