Three state championships by the end of the ninth grade cannot be a coincidence.

Mason Collins ’28 bring poise and production to whatever team he plays for, traits that have earned the 6-foot-7 freshman from Columbia, S.C., his second invitation in six months to a USA Basketball Junior National Team minicamp. He is one of 65 players from the classes of 2026, 2027, and 2028 who will take part April 3-6 in San Antonio, the site of this year’s NCAA Final Four. 

ASHEVILLE – Word gets around when you are the top goalkeeper in your hometown. 

The Asheville City Soccer Club has announced its 2025 camp roster with Felix Huebner ’26 getting a chance to suit up for Tuesday night’s U.S. Open Cup match – at home against the Greenville (S.C.) Triumph at 7:30 p.m. 

RUTHERFORDTON - Rutherford County is more than just a stop between Christ School and Charlotte, a road trip that Greenies know all too well. 

Rutherford has given us Dacen Petty ’26 and before him, Mikey Wilkins ’25, who was named the Charlotte Observer Mr. Basketball State Player of the Year for North Carolina on Thursday. 

HICKORY – Defense wins championships!

A new season of FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) began last weekend, and it began well for Christ School with a first-place alliance victory at the Catawba County District Event. 

Make it two!

A pair of Christ School lacrosse alumni were named collegiate players of the week in their respective conferences Monday.

NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. – Down by eight at halftime Saturday, there could have been a temptation to pack it in, settle for fourth place, and start daydreaming about Spring Break. 

The reigning three-time NCISAA 4-A state champions did not want to be remembered that way.  

Bon voyage, Greenies!

Christ School has three international trips lined up this Spring Break and the first to depart is the “Hike the Himalayas” group who flew overnight Friday from Atlanta to Istanbul, Turkey.

Morgan MacDonald ’17 always knew he wanted to pursue a career in the military, but it was after he graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy that he set his sights on working in the Air Force Special Tactics field. 

The Christ School alumnus has excelled in the intensive Combat Control training pipeline, earning the distinction of wearing a red beret and working with Combat Controllers, Tactical Air Control Party Airmen, Special Reconnaissance Airmen, and Pararescuemen as an assistant team leader who ensures Air Force Special Operations Command is supported from the ground.

NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. - Mix a proven track record of coaching success with a once-proud basketball program that had become a sleeping giant?

Neither Josh Coley nor anyone at Christ School could have foreseen the marriage being this perfect back when he was hired in 2021. 

The Greenies gave Coach Coley his 100th win in four seasons Thursday at the Nike Invitational Postseason Tournament. 

From Christ School to Wall Street, it's been a transformative five years for former Sacristan Connor Booher '20.  

Connor matriculated to Duke University after graduating here and presently works in New York City investment banking. 

Returning experience in all the right places plus reputation on a statewide level has earned Christ School lacrosse a No. 2 preseason ranking among all North Carolina programs from HighSchoolOT.  

Noted author and social scientist Richard V. Reeves will visit campus on April 24, meeting with students before an evening program intended for adults at 7 p.m.

The topic of the program is "Of Boys and Men: Why the Modern Male is Struggling, Why it Matters, and What to do About it," the title of his 2022 book that was named book of the year by The Economist, The New Yorker, and former President Barack Obama.

CHARLOTTE – Basketball practice began rather unceremoniously on October 28th, almost a month to the day after a generational storm blew through campus. 

Hardly an auspicious start. 

Sports were very much an afterthought in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Still, there was an anticipation and excitement bubbling in the Greenie Dome for a collection of players – who as it turns out, were just as invested in each other as we were in them.

Christ School’s first Spiritual Emphasis Week speaker will be Joshua Symonette. He’s a husband, a father of four, a resident of Baltimore. He works as a professional coach, a speaker, and a pastor.

How do you feel about omens?

A Throwback Thursday #TBT to Christ School’s first state-championship basketball team. 

The N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association has shared some important information regarding Saturday’s 4-A basketball state championship game between Christ School (25-2) and Carmel Christian (18-8). 

Mikey Wilkins ’25 flexes his biceps when the emotional spillover from a big play calls for it. Muscles and moments kept coming Tuesday night. 

Sunday night's Celtic Eucharist service in downtown Asheville's Trinity Episcopal Church was a Christ School production through and through.  

Making shots becomes an afterthought when it’s so hard to find clear passing lanes and open looks. 

Cannon School experienced this level of discomfort Friday in the Greenie Dome.