Sports at Midway
Volleyball
MCCS offers volleyball to female students grades 5 through 8, fosters a spirit of teamwork and sportsmanship. This vibrant group not only hones their athletic skills on the court but also builds lasting friendships and a strong sense of community. Through practice and competition, the players learn valuable lessons in discipline, perseverance, and faith, all while enjoying the excitement of the game. Their dedication and enthusiasm create a supportive environment where each girl can thrive both as an athlete and as an individual. Conditioning, tryouts, and practices begin in early August (Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday), with the season ending in mid to late October. Spring workouts are also available to learn and practice fundamentals. For more information, please contact Chris.Burney@MidwaySchool.org .
Cross Country
Midway Covenant Christian School offers a Cross Country program that is open to all students from 5th to 8th grade. This program encourages young runners to develop their physical abilities while promoting teamwork and sportsmanship in a supportive environment. Participants not only enhance their fitness levels but also build lasting friendships and learn valuable life lessons rooted in Christian values. Through practices and competitions, students gain confidence and a sense of achievement, making cross country an enriching experience for all involved. The season runs from August to October and consists of three days a week of practices and about 4-5 meets per season. For more information about Cross Country, contact Coach Jarrod Tepe.
Boy's Basketball
The boys' basketball teams consist of 5th-8th graders. Providing a dynamic environment where students can develop their athletic skills while embracing the values of faith and integrity. Focusing on teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship, the program offers comprehensive training that spans technical skills, fitness, and game strategy. Coaches serve as mentors, using biblical principles to inspire young athletes both on and off the court, promoting a culture of respect and camaraderie among players. The program encourages personal growth, leadership development, and strong community bonds, as players not only strive for victory but also learn to support one another and represent their school with pride. Tryouts are in the fall and the season runs from November to January.
Wrestling
Youth wrestling for students in grades 2 through 8 offers a fantastic opportunity for physical development and personal growth. This engaging sport not only helps young athletes build strength, agility, and coordination, but it also fosters essential life skills such as discipline, teamwork, and resilience. As they learn various techniques and strategies on the mat, participants gain confidence and a sense of accomplishment, which can positively impact their overall self-esteem. Additionally, wrestling encourages camaraderie among teammates, creating lasting friendships and a supportive community that extends beyond the sport itself. The wrestling season runs between October and January.
Girl's Basketball
Cheerleading
The Girl’s basketball program consists of girls 5th – 8th grade and offers a unique blend of athletic development and spiritual growth, emphasizing not only the fundamentals of the game but also the importance of character and faith. Through rigorous training and competitive play, players enhance their skills while learning valuable lessons in teamwork, discipline, and resilience. Coaches often integrate biblical teachings into practices and games, encouraging athletes to embody sportsmanship and integrity on and off the court. The program fosters a supportive community where young women build lasting friendships, develop leadership qualities, and inspire one another to strive for excellence. Tryouts are in the fall, with games beginning in November and the season ending in January.
The cheerleading program not only emphasizes athletic skill and team spirit but also character development and values rooted in faith. Cheerleaders are trained to promote school pride, support athletic teams, and foster a sense of community among students and families. Practices typically blend physical conditioning, cheerleading techniques, and routines that may incorporate elements of faith, such as prayer before games. Cheerleading is open to all girls 4th-8th grade.