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Warriors athletics

Compete hard. Represent well.

Athletics at KCA is a discipleship program with a scoreboard attached. Students learn to work, lose graciously, win humbly, and honor Christ in front of a crowd.

KCA Warriors typographic knight mascot

Local rec leagues and church activities stay open to KCA students. Competitive teams depend on student interest and coaching each year.

Competitive sports

Warriors on the course and track

Fall

Cross country

Spring

Track & field

Competitive offerings depend on student interest and coaching availability from year to year. Confirm current teams with the athletic director.

Clubs & activities

More ways to get involved

Golf club

Students learn the game and develop skills on the course.

Beta Club

Service, leadership, and academic recognition for eligible middle-school students.

Our teams

Warriors in action

KCA Warriors cross country team
KCA Warriors with a team trophy
KCA cross country
KCA Golf Club on the course

Participation

Before your athlete suits up

Physical on file

A current sports physical must be submitted to the office.

Academic eligibility

Grades are checked through the season; academics come first.

Conduct agreement

Athletes and parents sign the Warriors code of conduct.

Schedules

Games, practices & results

Game schedules, practice changes, and weather cancellations are posted on the school calendar and pushed to families. Enrolled families also see team rosters and event details in the parent portal.

Activities

Beyond the scoreboard

Music

Students lead singing and participate in chapel worship and classroom music.

Drama

Seasonal programs and performances, including the Christmas program.

Art

Classroom art instruction with student work displayed on campus.

Physical education

Regular PE classes build fitness, skills, and teamwork.

Maker Fridays

Once a month, students dive into a hands-on rotation exploring STEM, outdoor activities, home economics, woodworking, 3D printing, engineering, and whatever else we can dream up.