Showing posts with label ODACS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ODACS. Show all posts
Friday, May 24, 2013
Leesburg Christian: Lions Take Baseball, Girls Soccer ODACS State Titles
Leesburg (May 24, 2013) - The Leesburg Christian School baseball and girls soccer teams captured Old Dominion Association of Church Schools (ODACS) state titles last weekend.
For the baseball Lions is was a fifth state title in six years and for the girls soccer Lions it was a second straight state title.
Labels:
baseball,
girls soccer,
Leesburg Christian,
ODACS
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Girls Volleyball: Leesburg Christian Finishes School-Record 24-1 Season with ODACS State Title
Labels:
girls volleyball,
Leesburg Christian,
ODACS,
volleyball
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
News: Leesburg Christian School Takes State Titles in Baseball, Girls Soccer and Track
(May 23, 2012) - Leesburg Christians School's athletic program had quite a spring s their baseball, girls soccer and track program all won their respective state championships. LCS competes in the Old Dominion Association of Christian Schools (ODACS) and this is the first time any school has swept all spring sports in the conference.
Labels:
baseball,
girls soccer,
Leesburg Christian,
ODACS,
track and field
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Basketball: Leesburg Christian Captures 1st ODACS State Title; Girls Finish 4th
(Feb. 27, 2011) - The Leesburg Christian boys basketball team captured its first ever ODACS state title on Saturday with a 59-49 victory over rival Heritage Christian in the finals at Faith Baptist in Fredericksburg.
Previously Leesburg Christian had combined for five state titles in soccer and baseball but this was the school's first boys basketball state title.
The team is coached by second-year coach Howie Schlichting. The Lions were led to victory by seniors Garrett Delph, Zachary Mathews and Christian Foss.
The Leesburg Christian girls, coached by Christa Schlichting, finished fourth in the state and return all key players next year.
Lions Varsity Boy's Scores:
ODACS SEMIFINAL GAME VS. FAIRFAX
W 58-51
ODACS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP VS. HERITAGE
59-49
Lady Lions Varsity GIrl's Scores:
ODACS SEMIFINAL GAME VS. FAIRFAX
44-52
ODACS CONSOLATION VS. VALLEY
22-37
Previously Leesburg Christian had combined for five state titles in soccer and baseball but this was the school's first boys basketball state title.
The team is coached by second-year coach Howie Schlichting. The Lions were led to victory by seniors Garrett Delph, Zachary Mathews and Christian Foss.
The Leesburg Christian girls, coached by Christa Schlichting, finished fourth in the state and return all key players next year.
Lions Varsity Boy's Scores:
ODACS SEMIFINAL GAME VS. FAIRFAX
W 58-51
ODACS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP VS. HERITAGE
59-49
Lady Lions Varsity GIrl's Scores:
ODACS SEMIFINAL GAME VS. FAIRFAX
44-52
ODACS CONSOLATION VS. VALLEY
22-37
Friday, October 30, 2009
Soccer: Leesburg Christian Lions Win Boys State Championship
By Dan Sousa
VivaLoudoun.com Editor
Leesburg (Oct. 30, 2009) - Despite a season plagued with injuries, the Leesburg Christian varsity boys soccer team endured a weekend of physical play to capture the Old Dominion Association of Christian Schools (ODACS) State Championship.
Seeded fourth in the Oct. 23-24 tournament, hosted by Valley Baptist Christian School in Edinburg, the Lions outlasted previously undefeated Heritage Christian 4-3, despite a valiant comeback attempt in the first semifinal.
That win advanced the Lions to the championship match, where they dominated Evangel Christian 5-2, thanks to multiple goals by tournament MVP Patrick Foss and Colombian-born senior Julian Zuniga.
VivaLoudoun.com Editor
Leesburg (Oct. 30, 2009) - Despite a season plagued with injuries, the Leesburg Christian varsity boys soccer team endured a weekend of physical play to capture the Old Dominion Association of Christian Schools (ODACS) State Championship.
Seeded fourth in the Oct. 23-24 tournament, hosted by Valley Baptist Christian School in Edinburg, the Lions outlasted previously undefeated Heritage Christian 4-3, despite a valiant comeback attempt in the first semifinal.
That win advanced the Lions to the championship match, where they dominated Evangel Christian 5-2, thanks to multiple goals by tournament MVP Patrick Foss and Colombian-born senior Julian Zuniga.
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