Three CFCA athletes were All-Sandhills Athletic Conference in the fall. From left are Ruby George (cross country), Anslee McLamb (volleyball) and Reyna Johnson (volleyball). (Dunn Area Sports Photo/Barbara Myatt)
Cape Fear Christian Academy presented its fall athletic awards in the school gym on Thursday evening.
The Eagles won regular-season conference championships in middle school and junior varsity volleyball. The varsity volleyball team earned a berth in the state playoffs.
It was announced that high school principal Michael Breslin will coach middle school girls soccer in the spring and varsity boys soccer next fall. Breslin, a former goalie at Virginia Tech, has coached the CFCA middle school boys soccer team.
Three Eagles earned all-conference recognition in the Sandhills Athletic Conference — Ruby George in cross country, Reyna Johnson in volleyball and Anslee McLamb in volleyball.
Athletic director Al Myatt (left) announced that high school principal Michael Breslin will coach middle school girls soccer in the spring and varsity boys soccer next fall. (Dunn Area Sports Photo/Barbara Myatt)
Coach Calvin Gaines presented headmaster Karen Parker with the Sandhills Athletic Conference regular-season junior varsity volleyball championship trophy. (Dunn Area Sports Photo/Barbara Myatt)
Coach Lolita Tripp (left) presented headmaster Karen Parker with the Southeastern Conference regular season championship trophy in volleyball. (Dunn Area Sports Photo/Barbara Myatt)
Award winners in middle school soccer are, from left, Trevor McLamb (Co-MVP), Jackson Breslin (Co-MVP), Parker Thompson (Coach’s Award) and Jackson Crumpler (Most Improved). (Dunn Area Sports Photo/Barbara Myatt)
Middle school volleyball award winners are, from left, Rachel Clearman (Heart and Hustle), Meredith Taylor (Tower of Power) and Rhyleigh Horne (MVP). (Dunn Area Sports Photo/Barbara Myatt)
Cape Fear Christian girls tennis coach Page Jackson is pictured with, from left, Madeline Brocious (Coach’s Award) and Ella John Dupree (MVP). Not pictured is SaVanna Stocks (Most Outstanding).
(Dunn Area Sports Photo/Barbara Myatt)
Boys and girls cross country award winners are, from left, Trey Tripp (Coach’s Award), Jaden Crumley (MVP), Chase Garcia (Most Improved), Ruby George (MVP) and Trinity Olive (Most Improved).
(Dunn Area Sports Photo/Barbara Myatt)
Volleyball award winners are, from left, Kristen Bass (Varsity Most Improved), Leah Brannon (JV Most Improved), Anslee McLamb (Varsity Coach’s Award), Reyna Johnson (Varsity MVP), Marlee Butler (JV MVP) and Claire Parker (JV Coach’s Award). (Dunn Area Sports Photo/Barbara Myatt)
