Teaching discipline, hard work and giving glory to God.
Welcome to Conway Christian School, home of the Eagles. Through participation in athletics, our goal is to develop Christian character in our student-athletes. We understand that competitive athletics provide a training ground for life in a challenging, competitive world. Participation in athletics exposes students to and molds their character. Our athletics program takes that one step further by structuring it to help students reflect the character of Christ.
In our athletic program, we teach that team membership is a privilege and carries great responsibility. Through athletics, we teach our students to face adversity and challenges with a steady eye, a courageous spirit, and reliance upon the ultimate authority – Jesus Christ.
Affiliations:
Conway Christian School is a member of the South Carolina Independent School Association SCISA Region III AA. The Eagles compete against other independent schools.
Sports:
CCS has the following sports programs:
Fall Sports:
- Cheerleading
- Cross Country
(Boys and Girls) - Football
- Trap Shooting
- Junior Varsity Volleyball
- Varsity Volleyball
Winter Sports:
- Varsity Basketball
(Boys and Girls) - Junior Varsity Basketball
(Boys and Girls) - B-Team (Middle School) Basketball
(Boys and Girls) - Cheerleading
Spring Sports:
- Varsity Baseball
- Soccer
(Boys and Girls) - Junior Varsity Girls Softball
- Varsity Girls Softball
- Trap Shooting
Athletic Booster Club:
The Athletic Booster Club is a major source of financial backing for Eagle sports. Monies raised through the Booster Club have purchased uniforms, equipment, and other needed gear for athletics.
NCAA Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse:
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) governs many collegiate athletic programs and establishes rules related to eligibility, recruiting, and financial aid. The NCAA is comprised of three divisions—Division I, Division II, and Division III—each differing in the size, scope, and scholarship opportunities of its athletic programs.
Students who plan to enroll in college as freshmen and wish to participate in Division I or Division II athletics must be certified by the NCAA Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse. It is recommended that students begin the certification process early, typically at the end of their junior year of high school.
Families are encouraged to contact Mrs. Meredith Donahue, Director of Guidance, for additional information and assistance with the NCAA eligibility and application process.
