This past weekend our middle school volleyball teams and our middle school soccer team competed in an all-day tournament at Lutheran Northwest. Our 8th-grade volleyball team and middle school soccer team both took first place. Abigail Franey was named MVP with her fierce serving throughout the day. Caitlin Peterson was nominated to the all-tournament team.
The Lady Lancers are off to a good start on the volleyball court currently ranked 8th in division 4. Here are a couple of articles done on the Lady Lancers earlier this year. Oakland Press No Seniors, No Problem for Oakland Christian Volleyball In most sports, roster turnover plays a big role in the year-to-year
Here is the athletic schedule for the week of September 16. Practices and games can also be found on the google calendar. Calendars are found at the link below. Subscribe to the calendars that correspond to your child’s team. If schedules change alerts will be sent and calendars changed. To sign-up for Alerts for schedule
The 2019 middle school season is a couple of weeks underway. Here is what has happened and what is coming up. The 5th and 6th-grade football team has started their season with some tough opponents and will be looking for their first win in 4 games this Saturday 9/14 at 11:00 am, against West Catholic
Middle school athletics have had multiple competitions in the first few weeks of school. Here are the results: 3/4 Football (0-3): 8/25: 7-20 L vs Northwest Catholic 9/1: 0-18 L vs St. Anne 9/8: 6-25 L vs St. Michael 5/6 Football (1-2): 8/25: 0-19 L vs Northwest Catholic 8/31: 14-8 W vs Guardian Knights 9/8:
The girls knew what was on the line when they traveled to Inter-City Baptist for the final volleyball contest of the conference season. Win, and the Lady Lancers would be the undefeated conference champions. Lose, and they would be co-champions with the Chargers of Inter-City Baptist. Likewise, the Chargers knew what was on the line.
Senior Night is one of the great traditions at Oakland Christian. It is a time to honor the senior athletes who have poured countless hours into practice, open gyms, off-season workouts, and cross training. Late night practices, running “go-go’s”, doing push-ups, and enduring the coach who is pushing them to reach levels beyond what the players think
The OCS volleyball team defeated conference rival, Inter-City Baptist on Tuesday night, three sets to one, 25-12, 26-24, 13-25, 25-22. The victory leaves the Lady Lancers as the only undefeated team in conference play and in the driver’s seat for the conference title. The Lancers got off to a fast start with aggressive serves and strong attacks which
Out of the fog of Homecoming Week, something that resembled a volleyball contest emerged Thursday evening. When the dust had settled the mighty Lancers prevailed over the visiting Defenders of Macomb Christian School. OCS started strong, racing to a 25-13 win in the first set, but the Defenders put up a good fight, winning the
Monday evening, the Lady Lancers Volleyball team hosted Bloomfield Christian School in a non-conference match. The Lancers got off to a quick start and dispatched the visiting Defenders in straight sets, 25-10, 25-15, 25-15. In doing so, the Lancers stretched their winning streak to three matches. In what might have been the Lancers best performance of the season, Katie
