Live reps with no injuries to key personnel, and most of all, a win. 

Christ School varsity football took away everything it could from Saturday’s restrained 49-16 win over the visiting Carolina Mavericks (S.C.). 

Fit for expectations. 

Training in the altitude and arid landscape of Arizona strengthened the bond between Christ School’s cross country runners this summer – not to mention their legs and lung capacity. 

But back to those expectations. 

Contorting his body and the ball, Davis Campbell ’29 found a sliver of daylight around three defenders and a diving goalkeeper Thursday. 

Sheer poetry, and the lateral footwork and tenacity to come up with his third goal of the evening earned the sophomore thousands of views on social media only hours later. 

Wyatt Haddock ’27 presents a big target in the box, one that Christ School varsity soccer utilized Tuesday. 

A picture-perfect corner kick from Vytis Rimkus ’29 and Wyatt’s resulting header at the 3:49 mark was the only goal the Greenies would need in their home opener. A 2-0 win over Asheville Christian Academy was the team’s 16th shutout in the past two years. 

Pulling from four decades, this year’s Athletic Hall of Fame class will be entirely worthy of the 100th playing of “The Game.”

Palo Miles ’27 became the primary offensive threat for Christ School lacrosse without much of an adjustment period. 

Similarly, he now feels more than ready for the expectations and pressures of college lacrosse.