Spring Break
No School/Offices Closed
No School/Offices Closed
CFCA @ Windsor double header starting at 4:00
CFCA vs Valwood Girls 5:00 Boys 7:00
CFCA at Mount de Sales Boys Only at 4:00
At Stratford Academy
Ribbon Meet @ Stratford Academy
CFCA vs FPCA Girls 4:30 Boys 6:00
CFCA vs Covenant Girls at 5:00 Boys at 7:00
Region Tennis Tourney @ GCSU Centennial Cts, Milledgeville
CFCA vs Covenant
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Cheerleading is a fun activity that brings together a passion for school spirit while developing a keen sense of teamwork. Our coaches are CFCA alumnus and former cheerleaders. Our Middle School squad works to create a foundation for cheer and stunting skills that will carry over once they are on the Varsity Squad.
Our Varsity squad is a team of goal driven upper classmen. Our cheerleaders make personal and squad goals at the beginning of the summer, and we work hard all season toward those goals. Varsity participates in summer camp with Fellowship of Christian Cheerleaders. Camp is a full week of learning dance, cheer, stunt, jump, and foundational technique.
Recently, our head coaches have integrated Competition Game Day Cheerleading into our program. Game Day is a growing competition. GIAA is working to gain momentum in Game Day cheer. There is an Invitational Game Day Competition and the GIAA State Game Day Competition. Our competition girls participate in both. The Competition squad is a selected group of girls from the Varsity squad. Competition is not mandatory, but most girls love the atmosphere of both competition and the regular season.
The CFCA cross country and track and field teams have a rich history, with numerous Region and State Championships. Over the years, the Lord has rewarded the hard work of many CFCA cross country and track and field athletes who have gone on to compete at the collegiate level. Whether competing or training, the ultimate goal of our program is to help our student athletes learn the value of hard work, being part of a team, achieving both personal and team success, and ultimately using those lessons to bring glory to God in all that we do.
The Baseball program is looking to build off the recent success of multiple region championships over the last 10 years. Our mission is to win each day on and off the field. We want to build and sustain a program that competes at a high level each year. Our goal is for our players to be successful on the field and learn life lessons that will shape their future. We look forward to watching this program continue to grow and develop as a consistent competitor for state championships.
CFCA football has become a force to be reckoned with in recent years. From 2018 to 2023 the boys won 6 consecutive region championships. During that span the boys also won 3 state championships, including a perfect 13-0 state championship season in 2022. More importantly the Lancers are learning to take dominion through leadership and teamwork as they seek to become champions year after year on and off the field. The football field is being completely redone with brand new sod as the athletic department and Booster Club seek to continue to improve
the Lancer Athletic Complex. We look forward to watching this program continue to grow and develop as a consistent competitor for state championships.
The future of the Lady Lancer softball team looks brighter than ever! Coach Stella’s philosophy is centered on fostering resilience, and commitment to teamwork, with a focus on developing both individual skills in a collective strategy. Through dedication and a focus on fundamentals, we have built a culture of hard work and discipline that has led to significant success. As we continue to grow, we honor the traditions that have shaped our program while looking toward the future with a determination to build upon our growing competitiveness and strive for excellence in every season. We are so thankful that we have brand new sod and a new BIG BLUE wall in left field that will make our softball field one of the most unique places to play in the state. The future of Lady Lancer softball is very bright. The game demands patience, as well as a resolute focus on both mental and physical discipline.
Golf, much like life, requires one to be both disciplined and committed. The athlete who disciplines themselves both on and off the course will ultimately nd the greatest success, not just in golf, but in every aspect of life. Mastery of
the game demands patience, as well as a resolute focus on both mental and physical discipline. Our athletes must be dedicated to hard work, whether in the weight room, on the practice greens, or at the driving range. The sport inherently teaches players responsibility; each player being solely accountable for their performance. Recently, we’ve celebrated notable success, with players competing at both the state and regional levels. As we look to the future, we are excited to continue building on the winning culture that our school has developed recently. We are committed to developing talent, instilling a strong work ethic, and ultimately guiding our team toward a winning season. To Christ be the glory!
We want to become the premier basketball program in Middle GA. We have built a culture of working hard; win or lose nobody will outwork our team. In recent years we have seen tremendous success within the program. We have gone to back-to back final fours, to go with multiple region championships over the last few years. CFCA basketball has an impressive 45-10 record in the last 2 seasons. And the future is bright with lots of young talent that continues to improve.
Coach Riley brings a wealth of passion and commitment to the CFCA girls program. He has 17 years experience coaching at the youth level as well as AAU and Travel basketball for over 12 years. His unwavering approach, passion, commitment and sense of pride has produced winning players and teams at every age group. A strong emphasis on fundamentals is the core of his approach to developing young players with an emphasis on teamwork, selflessness, and unity. By encouraging players to think about the team’s success before personal accolades, this builds a cooperative environment where players are invested in each other’s development. Our coaches have a passion for basketball while being committed to mentoring young ladies and helping them develop their fullest potential.
CFCA girls soccer is in the middle of a great run in terms of championships. The 2024 season ended with a bang as a strong finish lead to the Lady Lancers winning the AA state title. Philosophically, our coaches keep things simple. We dedicate the needed time for skill development, but we hope to emphasize hard work and effort more than anything. Historically we’ve had strong goal keepers and goal scorers who’ve made our teams very competitive. The current trajectory of this program looks really strong and we expect to compete for more championships in the coming years!
Region Title
2021, 2022, 2023
State Finals
2021, 2022, 2024
State Champs
2022, 2024
Boys’ soccer has a long tradition of excellence at CFCA. The last several seasons have seen a welcomed resurgence with multiple region championships. The overarching goal of the program is to field a highly competitive team where players strive for individual growth while working together to achieve team success. We strive to maintain a culture of hard work while learning to love the game and enjoy competing together. We have a dedicated focus on individual player skill development of all upper school boys soccer players (grades 6-12.) We also strive to continue to provide a developmental platform for players to pursue their goals of playing intercollegiate men’s soccer following in the footsteps of multiple former Lancers over the past several years. We look forward to the future successes of the Lancers Boys Soccer team.
CFCA has recently resurrected the girls volleyball program. In 2024, girls volleyball had over 20 young ladies compete in a non-region schedule to get the program going again. They look to build on the experience gained from this past season and compete in an official GIAA region this coming fall.