Girls Basketball - State Champions!!
Boys and Girls Basketball Win Districts!!!
DC Golf - BAL & District Champs!
DC Knights PIAA 1A State Champions!!!
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Tip-Off Tournament 2025
Don't miss the action at the 60th Annual DC Invitational Tip-Off Basketball Tournament!Friday, December 123:00 pm | Girls | Atlantic vs Mount Airy4:30 pm | Boys | Atlantic vs Mount Airy6:00 pm | Girls | TCA vs DC8:00 pm | Boys | TCA vs DCSaturday, December 1312:00 pm | Girls Consolation Game1:30 pm | Boys Consolation Game3:00 pm | Girls Championship Game4:30 pm | Girls Awards Ceremony5:00 pm | Boys Championship Game6:30 pm | Boys Awards Ceremony Concessions will be available throughout the duration of the tournament. Cash, ApplePay, and credit card payments will be accepted.Game Day Admission:Tickets are available through the Hometown Ticketing platform. All guests must present a scanned ticket at the gym entrance. Tickets can be purchased online in advance or at the door using Apple Pay or a credit card. Please note: cash will not be accepted.Friday | Adults: $6, Students: $3 (DC Students, Faculty, and Staff w/ID and children 5 and under: Free), Senior Citizens: $3 Satu
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NCAA Student Athlete Info Session
NCAA Student Athlete Info Session - available to anyone who is interested!
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2024 Upper School Fall Sports Information Letter
Dear DC Upper School Families, In preparation for the fall 2024 season, please be advised of the following information. Fall Preseason Dates for Practices/TryoutsPreseason for Varsity and JV Boys/Girls Golf will begin on Monday, August 5.Preseason for Varsity Boys/Girls Cross Country, Field Hockey, Football, Boys Soccer (including JV), Girls Soccer (including JV), and Girls Tennis will begin on Monday, August 12.Preseason for Varsity Cheerleading (fall) will begin on Monday, August 19.Review preseason practice/tryout times and contests on our athletics website. *The golf and cheerleading practice schedules will be posted soon. All coaches will communicate preseason activities with you in greater detail soon. Summer Workouts DC Athletics offers various open team and performance training workouts for DC-enrolled students during the summer months. All students interested in participating in open team workouts and
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DC Athletics Middle School Sports Information & Registration 2024-2025
Dear DC 5th Grade and Middle School Families (Grades 6 - 7),Athletics had a great spring season for middle school teams! The DC Athletic Department now invites your child to express interest in a sport(s) (by June 15) for next year’s middle school sports teams. Each team will have a 7-8 week season (approximately). Please read this letter to learn about our sports offerings, the PIAA physical exam requirement, attendance and games, tryout policy, and your opportunity to fill out an online form(s) to indicate what sports your child would like to play next year. It is important we receive your selections by June 15 to make sure our projected roster sizes match our game schedule, uniform needs, and coaching needs. Fall 2024: Cheerleading, Cross Country, Boys Flag Football, Field Hockey, Boys Soccer, Girls SoccerThe start date is September 3 for all sports other than cheerleading. The start date for cheerleading will be August 19, and the team will be a combined roster
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🎉 Exciting News for Knights Athletics Fans! 🎉
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our brand-new website! **What's New:**🌐 Modern and User-Friendly Interface🔍 Improved Navigation for Easy Access📅 Brand New Calendar Layout📸 Stunning Visuals and GalleriesClick this link to learn more about the site.
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DC Boys Soccer - State Champions!!
Congratulations to the DC boys soccer team on their victory in the state championship!!
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Stickwork and Swagger
Girls Varsity LacrosseAs the spring season approaches, the girls lacrosse team at Delaware County Christian School is preparing for an exciting, competitive year. With a blend of returning experience and new athletes joining the program, the team has been working through preseason practices focused on building chemistry, improving fundamentals, and setting the tone for the months ahead.Energy has been high throughout the early stages of preparation. Practices have emphasized conditioning, stick skills, and communication on the field as the team looks to build a strong foundation before the first scrimmages and games begin. Players say that the environment has been focused, but positive at the same time, with teammates pushing each other to improve while building strong connections off the field as well.Senior captain Lily Peters, returning for her final season, commented on the team’s preparation and mindset: “This year feels special, we’ve been working really hard in preseason, and there’s a lot of excitem
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Setting the Tone
Boys Varsity LacrosseThe boys lacrosse program at DC is gearing up for yet another competitive spring season as the Knights look to continue building momentum in one of the school’s growing athletic programs. With a mix of experienced upperclassmen and developing younger players, the team enters the season focused on teamwork and leadership both on and off the field.Leading the Knights this year are key seniors Jay Gricco, Christian O'Donnell, and Costa Samios, three players who have become central figures in the program. These athletes have been instrumental in setting the tone for the team, bringing leadership, intensity, and consistency to practices and games. Over the past few seasons, the trio has helped shape the culture of the program, emphasizing hard work and a strong sense of team unity. “We’re ready to put in the work,” Gricco commented. O’Donnell added, “This team has the potential to go far; we as seniors need to set the tone.” The Knights’ schedule this season will test the team against
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A Strike at Redemption
Boys Varsity BaseballFollowing a 10-12 season and a trip to the District 1A title game, the Delaware County Christian School Knights baseball team is looking to build on last season in hopes of winning the District 1A Championship game this year.Although the Knights lost a few key players such as Sam Dixon and Beau Lyren to graduation, they return a majority of their lineup, including recently named junior captains Justin Ma, Gabe DiGregorio, and Matteo DeBellis. Moreover, the Knights will continue to be helmed by veteran head coach Jeff Wisnewski. With the departures from last season, DeBellis stressed that others “ will have to step up.” The junior shortstop remarked, “One challenge will be our pitching situation as new guys will have to step up into a larger pitching role due to five strong pitchers graduating last season.” Justin Ma, a fellow junior captain, added that he “hopes to grow stronger as a team in all aspects within the game.” One thing remains the same between this year’s
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Ready to Rewrite the Record
Girls Varsity SoftballLast season was a tough one for DC’s softball team. Finishing 1-16 and exiting in the first round of districts wasn’t the outcome for which anyone had hoped. However, if there’s one thing this year's team isn’t lacking, it’s motivation.Head coach Nathan Shackleton believes this season feels different. “In terms of excitement, we have some new additions that will be exciting to see how those pieces fit together on the field,” remarks the veteran mentor. With a large group of upperclassmen returning, the focus is on wins. Nevertheless, more importantly, the team is focused on building something lasting. Shackleton emphasizes the opportunity to strengthen team culture and grow closer as a unit. After injuries disrupted last season’s progress, the goal is to stay healthy and make a deep postseason run. According to Shackleton, “A successful season would include reaching the district championship. We have a team that has more overall drive this year.”The work toward that goal has
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A New Era
Boys Varsity TennisThe Delaware County Christian School boys tennis team is heading to the courts this spring with considerable excitement and even more new faces. After a very strong run where the Knights won back-to-back Bicentennial Athletic League (BAL) titles in 2023 and 2024, the team is now entering a season of growth and transition.Last year was a significant highlight for the program as the Knights dominated their league, fighting hard all the way to the PIAA District 1-2A finals. It was a season that put DC tennis on the map, but it also marked the end of an era for a core group of players. Last year, the program graduated seven seniors last year, including some of the top-seeded players, such as Matthew Levis and Daniel Ho, all of whom helped rebuild the team from the ground up a few years ago.While losing a multitude of players would be a setback for most teams, the Knights are looking at the loss of key players as an opportunity. Fortunately, there is a significant influx of new students joi
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Eyes on the Finish Line
Boys/Girls Varsity Track And FieldAt a Christian school, running is not just about speed; it is about purpose. This season, the girls track and field team has been competing at full speed while focusing on character and Christ-like qualities. Every step they take is not just full of momentum, but it is also full of meaning.According to DC’s long-time head coach, “Doc” McFarland, leadership and event depth are two major strengths for the girls team. He explains that DC features “strong leaders, good girls jumpers, especially in the long jump and triple jump; solid sprinters and hurdlers; strong core of mid and long distance runners.” He adds, “I am blessed, too, with some outstanding coaches to assist me.” Additionally, Coach McFarland notes that preparation is a major emphasis in practice: “A majority of the time is conditioning but also time working on technique in the respective events. I am a 100% believer, too, in the weight room for all track athletes. Coach Robert Herrick does an excellent job in conditionin
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Racing Ahead
Boys/Girls Varsity Track And FieldAs the spring season begins, the boys track and field team is entering the year with strong leadership and high expectations. Led by senior captain Jonas Ma, junior captain Jake Matty, and sophomore captain Kellen Reed, the program is predicated on resilience and hard work, all while retaining a tightly-knit culture. Ma, a senior sprinter, competes in the 100m, 200m, and 4x1 relay while serving as captain for the second consecutive year. He views his role as one that encompasses both responsibility and an uplifting influence: “To me, being a team captain means I have an added sense of responsibility for my actions. I try to maintain a positive and encouraging attitude to set a good example for the team.” The four-year sprinter believes his biggest responsibility is to ensure that every track and field athlete is putting his best foot forward and offering maximal effort. Matty, who also runs in the 100m, 200m, and 4x1 relay alongside Ma, shares a similar mindset regarding his
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Indoor Track Gears Up for Season
Boys/Girls Varsity Indoor TrackComing off a season full of personal bests, postseason qualifiers, and a growing team, the DC indoor track program is heading into the 2025-26 season with optimism, motivation and plenty of goals. Under Head Coach George “Doc” McFarland and Assistant Coach Lloyd Hill, the squad hopes to build on last year’s momentum and compete strongly in every meet. Despite being small, last year’s team proved that size doesn’t determine success. Many athletes improved their times, and a few performers even qualified for impressive postseason competition: seniors Marielle Clayton, Makiyah Keys and CJ Simbiri made the cut for the Meet of Champions at Lehigh, and CJ even advanced to the prestigious Nike Indoor Nationals. These achievements helped build confidence and set the tone for what can be achieved.However, the 2025-26 season also has its own set of challenges. With a former assistant coach departing, McFarland and Hill are recalibrating what they have. Still, returning members, coupled with
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Knights Seeking Another Run at States
Boys Varsity BasketballAfter a strong 26-4 season last year, the Delaware County Christian School boys basketball team is primed and ready to build off that success. Last season, the Knights not only won a district championship but also made a competitive run in the state bracket, proving they can compete with Pennsylvania’s best AA teams. While the graduation of 1,000-point scorers Khamai Orange and Beau Lyren leaves big shoes to fill, confidence remains high as new contributors step into larger roles. “Even though we lost two 1,000-point scorers, we have more contributors stepping up, and our ball movement is great,” senior forward Laverne Sombola noted. “Even though we lost some pieces, we will still be good because we will be a more cohesive unit who knows each other well. All of us can pass, dribble, and shoot.”Furthermore, Head Coach Reggie Parks believes the team’s identity will once again be built on intensity and effort. “We are a hard-nosed, attacking styled defensive team who will push pace o
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DC Girls Basketball: Redefining the Legacy
Girls Varsity BasketballThe 2024-25 DC girls basketball team fashioned a very impressive season last year with a 25-5 overall record: 9-1 in the BAL regular season, 10-2 in non-league games, 3-0 in the BAL postseason tournament, and 3-2 in the PIAA district and state playoffs.Understandably, the girls are still enthralled by last season’s success. “The highlight of last year was celebrating together,” recalled junior forward Anna Latchford. “Each win felt like the world to us because of the dedication and hard work that went into the game to earn our wins.”In addition, the season is off to a great start as the girls have surged to a 4-0 start, heading into the DC Invitational Tournament. “This group has a real chance to set records this year,” Coach Jake Godino reported. “We are pursuing what major European soccer clubs call ‘The Treble.’ This refers to winning three trophies in a single year, with those trophies typically being your league championship, your country’s cup championship and the Champions Leagu
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A Return To Prominence
Boys Varsity SoccerTo say the boys soccer season was successful is an understatement; better stated, it was remarkable. Not only did they post the best record in school history, going 21-4 and snapping archrival Faith Christian’s regular season win streak spanning back to 2023, but they also accomplished things that no other DC soccer team had done: capturing a District 1A championship.A major storyline of the season was junior midfielder Justin Ma, who led the team with 17 goals and 7 assists. Ma became known for his insane bicycle kick against archrival Faith Christian, snapping their regular season win streak. Reflecting on the season, Ma remarked, “This season filled me with so much joy. I loved playing with every player and we truly built incredible bonds with one another.”The connection among teammates proved true as the Knights claimed the number one seed in the District 1A playoffs with a regular season record of 15-3. Notably, they were able to capture their first District 1A title in scho
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A Lasting Memory
Girls Varsity SoccerThe 2025 Delaware County Christian School girls soccer team closed out its season with pride, passion, and one of the most memorable runs the program has seen in recent years. Finishing with a strong 11-7-1 overall record, the Knights showcased both talent and heart, proving they were a force in every matchup they entered.The highlight of the season came during their impressive postseason push, where the Knights advanced all the way to the District 1 semifinals against Faith Christian Academy. In a match filled with relentless energy and high-intensity moments, the Knights girls battled through regulation and two overtime halves before falling in a heartbreaking penalty shootout. Despite the tough ending, the team’s performance left a lasting mark. “As a new player on the team, the whole team was very welcoming,” shared junior Evie Gray, “and I had my best season so far with 17 goals and first team overall.”From underclassmen stepping into big roles to veterans leading with experience,
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Setting a Foundation
Boys Varsity FootballThe 2025 Delaware County Christian Knights football team’s season came to an end with a regular-season blowout win against Montrose Area High School by the score of 30-6. After going 8-1 in their previous season playing 8-man football, the school decided it was time for the team to move up to an 11-man program in 2025, joining the PIAA’s 1A District I. As a year-one, 11-man program, DC football was not in the Bicentennial League, forcing the Knights to play an independent schedule, which meant any team in the area that had an open game slot for them. Some of these teams included Red Lion Christian Academy (DE), Lansdale Catholic, and Archbishop Carroll High School. Unfortunately, all of these schools compete in much higher classes than the Knights’ 1A program.Even with a difficult schedule, the Knights fought and managed to end the season with an overall record of 4-5, the exact record as Jenkintown’s football team, which competes in the same division as DC. Unfortunately, through
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A Season Worth Every Mile
Boys/Girls Varsity Cross CountryAs the leaves begin to fall, the ground starts to frost, and fall sports end, we look back at amazing fall seasons for multiple sports. In particular, the cross country team qualified two runners for states, not to mention the team’s multiple wins in the midst of another successful season.As always, the team was competitive in the BAL regional meets and the conference meets. As the season progressed, the team’s offseason preparation started to show as every player on the team showed improvement. Some dropped five minutes on their 5k times and were described by Coach “Doc” McFarland as a gritty group that fought through various injuries. As first-time captains, junior Adrian Gin and sophomore Addison Atkins served their roles amazingly well as they learned how to lead the team. Their leadership helped this young team of runners to improve their skills throughout the season, even holding their own against older runners. Prime examples of this trend were freshmen Rudy Georke and Mari
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Fielding A Championship Squad
Girls Varsity Field HockeyDelaware County Christian School’s girls field hockey team finished an amazing 2025 season—one with plenty of momentum, leadership, and some of the strongest talent the team has seen.The Knights finished the regular season with a 14-3-1 record, including 7-1-1 in BAL play, and powered through the main part of their schedule with a 13-game win streak. Their consistency, discipline, and chemistry paid off as they went into the postseason competition as the first seed in District 1, ultimately ending up as BAL champions.Their success also brought in significant league honors. Coach Jackie Daniel earned BAL Coach of the Year, signifying her impact on the program, the culture, and the on-field strategy. Moreover, senior Alexa Cardone was named the league’s Offensive Player of the Year and earned an All-BAL First Team spot. Additionally, senior Maryn D’Antonio, sophomore Sonny Groce, and sophomore Mary O’Donnell all joined her on the first team. On top of that, junior Juliet Jackson and soph
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Grit, Growth, and Great Tennis: A Season to Remember
Girls Varsity TennisThe DC girls tennis team closed out their 2024 season with a 7-6 overall record, including a 4-3 finish in the BAL and a 3-3 non-league mark. Beyond the numbers, this season was defined by resilience, leadership, and a deepening sense of community both on and off the court. One of the most memorable moments came in the team’s second matchup against BAL rival Calvary Christian. After losing to the Cougars earlier in the season, the Knights returned with determination. All three singles players secured crucial wins while the first doubles team of Karis Peters and Kaylee Kroll battled through split sets, falling by just two points. “It was an amazing turnaround,” remarked Coach Day Fogarty. “I could not have been prouder of every DC player that day.”Individually, senior Lily Peters delivered a standout season, placing second in the BAL Singles Tournament and earning a spot in districts. Her gritty championship match-- where she defeated an historically difficult opponent-- was a seas
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Putting It All Together
Boys/Girls Varsity GolfThe Knights’ golf team concluded a memorable 2025 season full of growth, stellar performances, and a strong postseason run. The team carried the momentum from their 12-3 regular season record all the way to winning the District I championship. Their 2–1 playoff record was led by senior captain Santo Gentile– the program’s only state qualifier this year– while the rest of the team also demonstrated excellence, consistency, and improvement throughout the season. Competing in states has always been one of Santo’s bucket-list items. “The experience was great,” he said. “I had a lot of fun being able to compete at one of the highest levels in high school golf.” Santo’s preparation, both mentally and physically, played a big role in his success. “I mentally prepared by realizing one bad shot won’t define my round and that I have practiced all year for the postseason, and I physically prepared by playing rounds and going to the range.” Balancing golf and school was Santo’s biggest c
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Boys Soccer Looks to Win Districts
Boys Varsity SoccerTwo years removed from their 2023 PIAA 1A state championship, the Delaware County Christian School boys soccer team in 2025 is looking to build on a 9-10-1 record and a 2024 District 1A semifinal appearance.After falling short in the District 1A semifinal to Calvary Christian last year, the boys are looking to use their experience to get back to the state playoffs. A veteran-led team, they return an entire starting lineup consisting of juniors and seniors. Coming into his 14th season as head coach of the soccer team, Mr. Rob Atkins has goals and expectations for the group: "Our purpose as a soccer team is to honor and glorify God by maximizing our God-given talents as we compete at a high level as a varsity program. My goal every year is that we grow as a team in fulfilling this purpose.”Senior captain Jude Sacks hopes to set the tone for the whole team, making sure that they push themselves every game, regardless of the outcome. “My personal goal is to keep leading by
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On Par For Success
Boys/Girls Varsity GolfAs the DC golf team heads into full swing, the roster features many returning veterans, alongside a variety of fresh faces who hope to make an impact. Coming off an impressive 2024 campaign with 11 wins and only 3 losses, the team aims to continue their success, keeping their momentum and confidence from last season.Heading the team this year is first-year golf coach Kevin Wallace, who is embracing this new position with enthusiasm. As Wallace elaborates, “What excited me most was the opportunity to invest in student-athletes through a sport that I’ve always loved.” Coach Wallace has focused on the mental side of golf, helping players develop their composure and resilience: “The most rewarding part has been watching players gain confidence–seeing someone post a personal best, overcome a mental hurdle, or take on a leadership role they didn't think they were ready for.” Wallace is also emphasizing the team aspect of golf noting how he “wants players to feel like they’re playing with eac
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Growing in Skills and in Faith
Girls Varsity TennisThe DC girls tennis team had a successful season last year with a 5-7 record in the BAL and 10-6 overall. Last season, the team showed major growth. “By the end of the season, we really came together as a team,” says senior captain Sonya Curyto. “One of the teams we lost against badly earlier in the season, we beat 4-1 by the end, which moved us up to be ranked second in the BAL”.So far, this season has been similarly successful. Currently, the girls are 2-1 in the BAL and 3-3 overall. Their matches have been competitive, with their most recent win being against Dock Mennonite Academy. Looking ahead, the girls are very optimistic about the season ahead. “This year will hopefully be a strong year for us,” remarks senior captain Lily Peters. “We have some new freshmen and a bigger team than last year. Our coach is focusing on each match, and we are preparing to be strong in BAL matches this year.”First-year coach Day Fogarty is equally excited about the team's success: “We have a st
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