Max Collyer ’27 made a beeline for the far corner and nearest camera Tuesday. 

The senior defender celebrating his first goal of the season was the moment of a game that otherwise followed a script very similar to 2025. 

Same teams. Same score. Same result. A rematch of last year’s NCISAA 4-A state championship game went Christ School’s way again, 2-1, over visiting Covenant Day. 

Possession time does not always equal scoring. Or else Tuesday would have been a very short night for Christ School varsity soccer.  

The Greenies stymied Asheville School every time the Blues got a touch. And with bigger games on the horizon, the offense was patient and workmanlike for a 5-1 home win that saw goals from five different players – Davis Campbell ’29, Vytis Rimkus ’29, Lyndon Bryan ’27, Keaton McGee ’30 and Hoge Reynolds ’27. 

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. 

No one celebrated goals better in 2025, no one celebrated more. 

Congratulations to Consta Barlas ’26 – the top scorer from Christ School soccer’s first state championship season – for his verbal commitment to NorthWest Arkansas Community College. 

Two integral pieces of Christ School soccer’s first state championship run haven’t played their final game together as teammates. 

Congratulations to midfielder Taz Kasambara ’26 and defender Clayton Butler ’26 for their verbal commitments to NorthWest Arkansas Community College.  

Awards season continues for a team whose legacy is assured.

Congratulations to the three Greenies who were named to the HighSchoolOT all-state soccer team on Monday – senior midfielder Costa Barlas ’26 (first team), junior defender Alec Dzialo ’27 (first team), and senior midfielder Taz Kasambara ’26 (second team).  

Just when Wyatt Campbell ’27 thought his junior year couldn’t get any better. 

Helping lead his father’s team to a historic championship alongside younger brother, Davis ’28, and two-dozen more of his closest friends was just the beginning. 

Wyatt announced his verbal commitment to Presbyterian College soccer on Thursday. 

Congratulations to goalkeeping extraordinaire Felix Huebner ’26 on his verbal commitment to play soccer for Loyola University Maryland, announced Friday through his social media.

An awards hat trick for the reigning state champions and indubitably another testament to their historic season.

Christ School placed three senior leaders on the NCISAA 4-A All-State Soccer Team, announced Friday – midfielder Costa Barlas '26, goalkeeper Felix Huebner '26, and midfielder Taz Kasambara '26.