Trinity Christian School Athletic Vision Statement

The athletic vision at Trinity Christian School is for student athletes to use Godly competition to grow physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually, so that they are better equipped to demonstrate Christlike sportsmanship throughout their sports. Our athletic program encompasses and is an extension of the Trinity Christian School Vision Statement. It is our desire that our athletic programs will provide a context for our student athletes to mature in Christ-like character which will define them for the rest of their lives.

Trinity Athletic Honor Code

“As a Trinity Christian School Athlete, I will strive to honor God with my life, my studies, and my sport. I will glorify God with Christ-like sportsmanship, nobility, courage, and perseverance. I will respect my peers, fellow competitors, and those in authority at school and on the field of play. I will work hard at my studies, producing nothing but my best work as I strive to do so likewise in my athletics. My aim is Christ’s aim and not my own.”

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offerings

TCS Athletic MAnual

Baseball

Basketball
Cross country

Football

Soccer

Tennis

Girls Volleyball

Sport Philosophy and Expectations

Sport Philosophy and Expectations: In every level of sport offered at Trinity, we strive to glorify God with each of the gifts that He has given us. Our goal is to win every game we play through Christ-honoring humility and hard work. If we lose, we lose with character and class. We believe that the student athletes should work hard to earn their spot to play, just as they work hard in the classroom to earn a passing grade. This concept strengthens team unity, respect for effort, and promotes an atmosphere that is built around working hard for the glory of God and His kingdom. Coaches will have complete discretion of which athletes they choose to play at games during the sports season based on each athlete’s effort, attitude, participation, and individual skill development. Each level of sport builds upon these principles, starting in Middle School and ending with the Varsity programs

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