Athletics
Banner Bearcats Strength and Honor!
Banner Christian School's athletic program is deeply rooted in our mission to develop the whole person for God's glory. This is why we have adopted the motto “Strength and Honor” —meaning in God’s strength and for His honor. Athletics at Banner Christian are seen as an extension of the classroom, providing vital life lessons in teamwork, commitment, self-discipline, and leadership. The athletic department emphasizes excellence, reflected in achievements, adherence to academic and conduct standards, and good sportsmanship.
Additionally, the school's commitment to athletic excellence involves challenging student-athletes with a competitive schedule and promoting school pride through events like Homecoming and pep rallies. A significant portion of the student body participates in sports, fostering a strong community spirit. Banner Christian is a proud member of the Virginia Colonial Conference and the Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association, competing with various private and public schools across Virginia.
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Athletics Calendar
Girls Volleyball vs. Blessed Sacrament Huguenot Catholic School
Cross Country Meet at Brunswick Academy
Girls Volleyball vs. Amelia Academy
Girls' Volleyball vs. Millwood (Dig Pink Breast Cancer Awareness Night))
Boys Varsity Soccer at Veritas School
Girls Volleyball at Fuqua School
Boys Varsity Soccer at Williamsburg Christian
National Honor Society Induction Ceremony
Stomp Out Cancer Dress-Down Day
October:Onward Christian Soldiers/Fighting Cancer Month
Psalm 73:26 My flesh and my heart may...
October: Onward Christian Soldiers/Fighting Cancer Month
Psalm 73:26 My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.
October 16: Stomp Out Cancer Day
Come dressed all in the color(s) to honor those who have fought through cancer.
You may choose to raise awareness of more than one cancer through your attire, but this is not simply a jeans-and-t-shirt dress-down day — make your outfit meaningful.
Students will have the opportunity in 1st period to share why they chose the particular color they did and to share the name of any person they are honoring with it.
“Dig Pink” volleyball game this evening to raise money/awareness of breast cancer.