%20-%20Made%20with%20Po.jpg)
About Trinity Christian
Why we exist
Trinity Christian exists to provide athletic opportunities to homeschool and small private school students who otherwise would not have the ability or opportunity to play the sport they love.
What do we mean
"Sports with a Purpose"
Trinity Christian believes that sports should be seen as a tool to help develop young men and women into the leaders of tomorrow. We agree that we want to always perform at the highest level we can, that we should strive to be excellent in everything we do so that we honor God and represent Christ to the world.
Trinity believes competition, awards and Championships have a value. But we also know that inside of that framework there is only one team/individual that can lift the Banner/Trophy. But we know that being a champion is not only reserved for those who hoist a trophy and the winner of the competition is not the only won who put forth effort and prepared like a champion.
Sports with a purpose simply means that we focus on building on those lessons that team sports teaches, lessons such as as hard work , sportsmanship, handling adversity, overcoming fears, being a leader and perseverance. These are all lessons that benefit every person regardless of athletic ability or achievement. And that being a champion is about excelling at those lessons regardless of athletic ability or achievement.
​
Our Team
Trinity Christian is mostly ran and coached by current and former homeschool parents. As homeschool parents we understand the demands of homeschooling plus the focus that homeschool parents have on providing the best environment for their children. At Trinity your child will be treated with respect and dignity. They will not be belittled or "cussed" at while trying to play a sport they love. While they will be pushed to perform their best, we understand that not every child is the same and therefore can't be coached the same. Our focus is not only on them becoming the best athlete they can be but most importantly helping them in their Christian journey of maturity.
​
