The Girls Tennis #1 Doubles team of Seniors Shelby Yates and Faith Egenolf lost their match in the City Tournament finals to the #1 seeded team from Cathedral HS, Belle Montefalco and Cole Spau. Cathedral defeated Covenant in straight sets, 6-2, 6-1. Cathedral swept all five flights in the City finals, giving them another City
The Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) released the draw for the 2019 Girls Tennis State Tournament draw last night via a webcast on the IHSAA Champions Network (www.ihsaatv.org). This marked the second year in a row that the IHSAA released the draw via a webcast. IHSAA Media Release for the Girls Tennis State Tournament.
The Boys Golf team played in their first ever Circle City Conference Championships last night at Smock GC. The Championships, originally scheduled as an 18-hole affair on April 20, were rained out and rescheduled as a 9-hole competition last night. CCHS shot a 179 as a team, taking fifth place in the conference. Guerin Catholic
May 13 Girls Varsity Tennis at City Tournament TBA | Riverside Park May 13 Boys Varsity Golf at Decatur Central High School Circle City Conference Championship 4:30 pm | Smock Golf Course May 13 Girls Varsity Tennis at City Tournament Final 5:00 pm | Riverside Park May 13 Girls Varsity Softball at Beech Grove High
The Softball team (10-6-1) picked up their tenth win of the season on Saturday morning, shutting out the Lady Bulldogs of Monrovia HS (8-9) 8-0. Sophomore Aubrey Jones pitched a complete game for the win. The Lady Warriors got on the board early, as Senior Bailey Everett hit a 2-run home run to drive in
The Covenant Athletic Department held a second Signing Night in the 2018-19 school year on Thursday night, for five CCHS seniors who signed their national letters of intent to attend the school of their choice and continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level this Fall. Seniors Jake Brackett (baseball), Andrew Coleman (football), Grant Meadows
Covenant Christian High School was named the Crossroads Officials Association Sportsmanship Award winner for 2018-2019. The association gives this award “to a school that shows outstanding sportsmanship to the other teams and to the officials working the school’s events.” Coaches David Pfeifer and Sam Schinderle were present to receive the award, where they and the
The Baseball team bounced back from their City finals loss on Friday night with two wins on Saturday, defeating South Putnam HS 2-1 in their first game and the Indianapolis Kings 10-0 in the second game of the split doubleheader. The Warriors celebrated their three graduating seniors, Jake Brackett, Cam Collins, and Nick Wilson, and
The Girls Tennis team competed in the City Tennis Tournament on Saturday at Riverside Park. The Lady Warriors’ #1 Doubles team of Seniors Faith Egenolf and Shelby Yates advanced to Monday’s City final. Through the semifinals, Cathedral has earned 30 points, followed close behind by Bishop Chatard HS with 27 points. CCHS is in third
The Baseball team (10-9) made their first appearance in the City Tournament finals on Friday night, losing to Cathedral HS 2-0. The Irish won their twentieth City championship in program history, and their sixteenth since 2000. Freshman Brock Buckley toed the rubber for Covenant, pitching a complete game, giving up two runs, one earned, on
