Programs

Middle School Sports

CCDS is proud to offer an athletic program for our 6-8th grade students. The CCDS Eagles are proud competitors in cross country, volleyball, basketball and soccer. If you have questions on our sports programs, please contact our Athletic Director, Jordan Williams.

A Sports Release and Athletic Waiver must be submitted annually for each sport your student participates in. These forms will be made available prior to each sports season, and can be returned to the middle school office or to your coach directly. Additionally, students are expected to adhere to our sports eligibility policy, which can be found in the information below.

Please refer to our sports calendar for scheduled practices and games for all sports:

Volleyball Program

Volleyball season takes place in the fall of each school year. This is a co-ed program with two teams, 7th grade and 8th grade. Students in grades 6-8 are eligible to try out. Our volleyball coaches are Jamie Engel (8th), Addison Zaring (7th), and assistant coach Alex Cerecer.

Volleyball Sports Policy

Cross Country Program

The CCDS cross country running program is a coed program for 6th-8th grade students. Cross Country takes place in the fall, led by coaches Michael Brown and Mason Nelson. 

Basketball Program

The girls basketball program consists of two teams: 7th and 8th grade. Students in grades 5-8 are eligible to try out. The girls season takes place in the fall, led by coach Steve Williams.

The boys basketball program consists of three teams: 6th, 7th and 8th grade. Students in grades 5-8 are eligible to tryout. The boys season takes place in the spring, led by coaches Kory Kiesling (8th), Jordan Williams (7th) and Halle Thomas (6th).

Soccer Program

The CCDS soccer program is open to 6-8th grade students and consists of a girls team and a boys team. This is a spring program, led by Michael Armenta (girls team) and Kelley Otto and Joe Hassoun (boys team).

CCDS Interscholastic Sports Eligibility

  • Students must maintain a 2.0 GPA and not have any failing marks
  • Grade checks will commence when a sport begins. Following grade checks will be on the last day of each calendar month.
  • Probationary status means that a student is still on the team and must attend all practices, but is ineligible to participate in competitions until the student is academically eligible.
  • After a two week probation, if a student is still ineligible, it is the coach’s discretion as to how long the athlete will remain on the team.
  • If an athlete begins a semester after completing the previous semester below a 2.0 or with any failing marks (including the previous school year), he/she will be placed on an Academic Contract and will have grades checked every two weeks for the duration of the season and must remain academically eligible.
  • Coaches/Athletic Director may give a grade/behavior check at any time.  If the results are not satisfactory, this may affect play time.