http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/studentlife/ en mrdoney@championcs.org Copyright 2008 2008-11-12T21:55:00-08:00 http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/champion_christian_school_ministry_day/ http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/champion_christian_school_ministry_day/#When:20:55:00Z Champion’s Fall 2008 Ministry Day 2008-11-12T20:55:00-08:00 http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/student_created_web_pages/ http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/student_created_web_pages/#When:19:12:00Z Please check out the web pages that have been created by our talented students! Champion Student Web Page Creations 2008-10-17T19:12:00-08:00 http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/ppp_day_2008_video/ http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/ppp_day_2008_video/#When:15:33:00Z Champion’s 2008 Play, Praise and Play Day video! 2008-09-17T15:33:00-08:00 http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/your_photos_in_the_champion_yearbook/ http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/your_photos_in_the_champion_yearbook/#When:22:31:00Z Parents, Students and Champion Friends can send the Yearbook Staff your school-related photos for possible inclusion in the 2008-2009 Yearbook! Save this address: Yearbook Photo Upload 2008-09-03T22:31:00-08:00 http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/varsity_boys_basketball_2008/ http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/varsity_boys_basketball_2008/#When:20:03:01Z This year the Varsity boys basketball team had a new head coach, Kevin Wilkerson. He helped develop individual skills and emphasized team unity. The team started off their season with the Los Molinos, Maxwell, Hamilton, and Liberty tournaments. The team’s overall record was 14-12 and their league record was 5-5. The varsity boys team was ranked third for the play-offs but lost in first round against Princeton. For the statistics of the team, Corey “Professor” Stein, a junior, shooting guard, averaged 13 points a game and made 40 three pointers for the whole season. Tim “Sweet Pea” Pease,a sophomore and a guard, averaged 12 rebounds a game and almost every game had a double double. Caleb Smith, a junior and a point guard, averaged 3.8 steals a game and claimed the name “Turbo” because of his amazing speed. Tommy “Raley’s” Mattera,a senior and a post, averaged 7 rebounds a game, but during the season Tommy rolled his ankle and couldn’t play for several games. Brad “Lambeer” Evans,a senior and a post, averaged 6 rebounds a game but Brad also was injured during the season and tried to play despite his injury. Austin “Alaska” Pierce, a senior and the part time point guard, averaged 2.4 assists a game. Chris “Thundar” Harter, a junior and a post, had 92 points for the season and 79 rebounds. Overall, the team played very well together and had a great season. Student Athletics, Basketball 2008-04-29T20:03:01-08:00 http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/varsity_girls_2007_2008/ http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/varsity_girls_2007_2008/#When:20:30:00Z This year’s team was coached by Mark Priano. The team included: Carly Koslofsky, Camille Fuller, Emily Evans, Heidi Louber, Natalie Crippa, Karlee Burns, Stephanie Smith, Kristen Smith and the only returning senior was Jenessa Geer. They played a total of 27 games and their record was 14-13. Their league record was 7-3. The team started off their season with many big tournaments including, Colusa, Durham, Hamilton, and Liberty. In the Colusa tournament, they took one win out. In the Durham tournament, the team also only took one win, the same story with the Hamilton and Liberty tournament also.In their league, they only lost to Hayfork, home and away, and to Maxwell.  With their record, they came out first for the ranking for play-offs, but sadly lost in the first round against Butte Valley. For the statistics for the team, Heidi Louber had the most highest average scoring record, with 12.2 a game, and Carly Koslofsky right behind her averaging 10.7 a game. Camille Fuller had the most rebounds for the team, with 207 for the whole year. Karlee Burns grabbed 177 rebounds for the whole year. Emily showed her amazing hops with 24 blocked shots, and 148 rebounds. Natalie had 41 steals for the year and Jenessa Geer had 23. Carly Koslofsky was first in the league for three pointers with a total of 49. The team says they all had so much fun with each other. They challenged each other and learned a lot this year. Through the ups and the downs, they all stuck together, they truly played together as a team. Student Athletics, Basketball 2008-04-10T20:30:00-08:00 http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/jv_girls_2007_2008/ http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/jv_girls_2007_2008/#When:20:20:00Z The J.V girls this year were coached by Mark Priano. There was only six girls on the team,a small team, but they were mighty. Student Athletics, Basketball 2008-04-10T20:20:00-08:00 http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/jv_boys_basketball_2007_2008/ http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/jv_boys_basketball_2007_2008/#When:20:36:01Z The J.V boys team was under new coaching this year by Todd Morgan. The boys on the team included: Jordan Brownfield, Jeremiah Gawthrop, Jonathan Fulvio, Logan Hawes, Jeff Boese, Andrew Matkovich, and Kristofer Freemyers-Card. All the boys worked so hard, Jordan being the main point guard, Jeremiah and Andrew being the main posts, and Jonathan and Logan Hawes being the main wings. Jeff and Kristofer were also frequently subbed in and worked hard also. Their final record was 6- 11.  Student Athletics, Basketball 2008-04-08T20:36:01-08:00 http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/auction_huge_success/ http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/auction_huge_success/#When:20:22:01Z This year’s Champion Christian Auction was a big hit. The school made over $9,000 because of the hard work everyone put into it. This Auction wouldn’t have been able to be put on if it wasn’t for the hard work of: Karen Boettcher, Wendy Woolsey, Roy and Debbie Geer, Melanie Smith, Debbie Pease, Barry Stein, and John Ballantyne. Many of Champions own students also helped out by serving and being bid runners. Together, Champion parents and students worked hard to get done what needed to get done. Karen Boettcher, the coordinator of this year’s Auction, says, “I’m really happy that the whole thing went well and all the volunteers were awesome. I would be nothing without my team leaders. They were really well organized and made the whole evening come together. I think it was a pretty fun evening and I’m very thankful.” 2008-04-08T20:22:01-08:00 http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/champion_girls_softball_team_off_to_a_good_start/ http://www.championchristianschool.org/index.php/site/champion_girls_softball_team_off_to_a_good_start/#When:20:40:01Z The Champion softball girl’s team is off to a great start. Out of the team’s first seven games, they have only lost one game, to East Nicolaus. Their greatest win, so far, was against Faith Christian, the final score being 32-0.  With five seniors on the team, the girl’s team is strong. Ashley Foster, recovering from a knee injury, has the second highest batting average on the team. Kayla Mansfield, the team’s pitcher, has already 36 strike-outs in the seven games Champion has played. Bethany Sweetman, Catherine Fitzpatrick, and Melissa Baumann are also helping the team by adding their own standings. The rest of the team is also doing amazing. Heidi Louber, a junior, is number one on the team for stolen bases. Karlee Burns, a sophomore, is helping out Kayla Mansfield with pitching. Camille Fuller,a junior, has the only home run for the team. Natalie Crippa, Kate Lapp, and Seanie Davenport, sophomores, contribute to the team by their batting skills, stolen bases, and cheering on their teammates. Emily Reynolds, a freshmen, is having fun for her first year on the Champion team. Student Athletics, Softball 2008-04-03T20:40:01-08:00