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. 

Put a season like this into perspective for everybody outside the sphere of Christ School soccer?

Leave it to the MaxPreps computer-generated rankings, which have raised the Greenies to eighth in the country and No. 1 amongst all North Carolina teams. 

And now come the postseason individual awards. 

MATTHEWS - Imagine kicking around a frozen ball in the dead of winter. 

Soccer began at Christ School in the middle of the 1947-48 school year. About 30 boys wore long-sleeved, Rugby-style shirts for warmth as part of their game uniforms. 

Seventy-eight years have passed since a chilly, first foray into the sport, and the 2025 Greenies are now immortalized, too – forever known as Christ School’s first state championship team. 

A season of firsts. Why not one more?

With aplomb, Christ School soccer now finds itself in unchartered territory – a state finalist in the NCISAA playoffs for the first time, a school record 18-game winning streak, and all indications that the team is peaking when the games matter most.