Player of the Week: Brooklynn Brown & Katelyn Metz 🏐
Brooklynn and Katelyn battled through a tough three-set match against Laguna Hills, rallying in the third set to secure the win.

Player of the Week: Owen Brandt ⛳️
Owen shot the lowest round of his high school career at Marbella Country Club, posting a 1-over par 37 with seven pars and one birdie. He earned medalist honors in the match against Rancho Mirage HS.

Under Pressure Homework Help offers individualized tutoring and homeschool support (PK–college), building skills, confidence, and success through 1:1 sessions and executive function coaching.

Today’s Softball Game at 2:15 PM is canceled due to the opposing team.

GO EAGLES! 🦅

Player of the Week: Lilianna Martin 🥎
Lilianna recorded an 85% fielding percentage and hit .400 at the plate.

Player of the Week: Jacob Gustafson 🏐
Jacob led the team offensively with over 12 kills and contributed immensely in serve receive.

Players of the Week: Hope Van Rensselaer & Shay Wilkinson 🏐
Hope and Shay led the way as a strong No. 1 pair for the beach volleyball team, setting the tone with their performance and teamwork.

Player of the Week: Nathan LeDrew 🏐
Nathan led the team offensively and showed great leadership at last weekend’s tournament in Santa Barbara.

Player of the Week: McKenzie Meserve 🥎
McKenzie delivered a strong outing in the circle last week, leading the way as the team’s pitcher and helping keep opponents in check with a composed performance.

Player of the Week: Brandin Mackin 🏐
Brandin led the team defensively with his passing and digs, providing stability in serve receive and the back row.

Player of the Week: Joy Carney & Kaia Pelkey 🏐🏝️
Joy and Kaia went undefeated last week, finishing 3–0 as a pair and leading the way for beach volleyball.

Player of the Week: Baron Butler ⚾️
Baron played a major role in three wins last week, tallying 4 hits, 6 RBI, and a home run at the plate while also earning a win and a save on the mound to help the team go 3–1 on the week.

CVCS Families,

As we reflect on the Winter season, we are grateful for the way you supported our programs and represented our school community.

We are committed to continual growth within CVCS Athletics, and your feedback plays an important role in that process.

If you have not yet completed the Winter Sports Parent Survey, we encourage you to take a few minutes to do so.

Your perspective helps us build stronger programs and better support our student-athletes moving forward.

Thank you for your partnership and trust.

Winter Student-Athletes,

Congratulations on an incredible season. Your commitment and character were evident all winter long, and we are thankful for the way you represented CVCS Athletics.

Thank you to those who have already completed the Winter Sports Survey. If you have not yet submitted your feedback, we encourage you to take a few minutes to do so.

Your honest responses help us grow, improve, and better support you moving forward.

🍗 Reminder: The program with the highest participation will earn FREE Chick-fil-A.

Your perspective matters. Help us continue building something great.

GO EAGLES! 🦅

Player of the Week: Shay Allred ⚽️
Shay came up big in goal with two huge saves against Samueli, helping her team secure a win in their play-in tournament match.

Player of the Week: Matthew Ahern 🏀
Matthew scored 19 and 17 points in the team’s two games last week, finishing the regular season averaging 22.4 points per game while continuing to build on his school-record career scoring total.

Thursday’s Girls Basketball CIF Playoff Game against Monrovia has been changed to 7:30PM! 🏀🦅

We provide educational student tours that are simple and gratifying for educators, reasonably priced for parents and safe and inspirational for students.

Correction, the Girls Soccer Game against El Rancho is this Thursday, Feb 12th at 4:15 PM! ⚽️🦅

Join us this Thursday if you are interested in joining our Equestrian Club!

📅 Thursday, February 12th
📍 Room 244
🕚 12:50 PM

Our CVCS Softball team enters the season with steady momentum and optimism as head coach Cesar Contreras prepares the program for another competitive year. Offseason preparation has included consistent field and cage work, with a strong group of athletes regularly attending practices and building confidence heading into league play.

Leading the Eagles this season will be McKenzie Meserve, who steps into the role of the team’s primary pitcher, along with senior captain Brielle LoPresti, one of the program’s key leaders. Coach Contreras is also looking forward to seeing returning players continue to develop and contribute throughout the season.

The Eagles also welcome promising newcomers Liliana Martin, Helena Montoya, and Kelly Whitson, who are expected to add depth and energy to the roster as the team continues to grow.

Coach Contreras emphasized that improvement remains the program’s main focus. The Eagles aim to build steadily throughout the season and make a strong push in league play with hopes of qualifying for the CIF playoffs. The team’s strengths are expected to come from its hitting and defensive play, and one of the season’s most anticipated matchups will be against defending league champion Western Christian.

Senior captain Brielle LoPresti is embracing her final season with gratitude and excitement. “I’m looking forward to finishing my softball journey in a fun, Christ-centered environment and leading the team this year,” she said. “This group of girls works hard, encourages each other, and truly enjoys playing together. My goal is to have a great senior season, grow in confidence, and play for the Lord while having fun with my teammates.”

Meserve is also excited to step into a bigger role this season. “I’m looking forward to bringing energy to the team and encouraging everyone to love the game,” she shared. “As a new pitcher, my goal is to throw strikes, trust my defense, and help keep the team unified so everyone enjoys the season.”

Coach Contreras also encouraged the CVCS community to continue supporting the program throughout the year, noting how much encouragement from the stands means to the athletes while also asking for prayers for a healthy, injury-free season.

With developing talent, strong leadership, and a positive team culture, the Eagles are ready to take the field for another season of Softball!

The CVCS Baseball team enters the season ready to compete after months of preparation that began back in late August. Under Head Coach Clemente Bonilla, now entering his 20th season leading the program, the Eagles have put in steady work throughout their offseason. Coach Bonilla describes this year’s group as a scrappy and gritty bunch, eager to build on the program’s winning tradition.

The Eagles return a strong core of experienced players. Seniors Dom French and Drake Bothwell look to repeat their big offensive production from last season, while junior Barron Butler aims to build on an impressive senior campaign. In the field, Diego Magee will patrol centerfield with his athletic range, while senior Brett Slymen, committed to Georgia Tech, will lead the on the mound as the team’s ace pitcher. Senior Drew Martin, committed to Lewis and Clark, will provide versatility behind the plate and at first base, while Hunter Thalken and Jack Basso are expected to bring added power to the lineup.

Team captain Dom French is excited about what lies ahead. “All of the boys have been working really hard and pushing each other to be the best every day,” French said. “It’s going to be a fun senior season, and we’re going to give it all we’ve got to make a run in the CIF playoffs.”

The team’s goals extend beyond wins and losses, with an emphasis on growing as men and teammates while serving one another and the community. On the field, the Eagles aim to capture their 16th consecutive league championship while making another deep run in the CIF playoffs. Coach Bonilla believes the team’s offensive strength, energy, and instincts will define this year’s squad.

Senior pitcher Brett Slymen is ready to take on the challenge. “We’ve played hard since last summer, and I’m excited to compete for our school,” he said. “It should be a fun senior year.”

The Eagles face a demanding schedule that includes tournament appearances at Loara and the Anaheim Lions Tournament, along with matchups against strong programs such as San Clemente, Trabuco Hills, Edison, and Mission Viejo.

Outfielder Diego Magee summed up the team’s mindset heading into the season: “I’m ready to compete with my boys beside me one more time and give my all for them while helping us reach our ultimate goal, a CIF run.”

With experienced leadership, offensive firepower, and a continued commitment to excellence, the Eagles are prepared for another exciting season on the diamond.

Tonight is our Annual Navy vs Cardinal Game! Join us to watch some CVCS Baseball and a night of family fun!

📆 Friday, February 6
⏰ 5:00 PM
📍 San Juan Sports Park

Our Beach Volleyball team is ready to compete with strong leadership and growing depth across the program. Under Head Coach Kelle Bond, the team continues training at the Fairmont Prep beach facility. There, many indoor players are developing their all-around skills while strengthening communication and teamwork on the sand.

The Eagles will be led by captains Joy Carney, Hope Van Rensselaer, and Kaia Pelkey. Their leadership and positivity have set the tone for the team. “I’m looking forward to the memories we’ll make and playing with this team,” Carney said. “We’ve been focusing on uplifting each other and glorifying God while continuing to improve every day.”

Van Rensselaer emphasized the team’s culture and shared goals. “We have experienced leaders and new players ready to grow together, and my goal is to give everything I have while being the best teammate I can be.”

Pelkey is eager to see the team’s preparation pay off in competition. “I’m excited to compete with my teammates and see our hard work pay off,” she said. “We’ve been focusing on communication and chemistry, and I want to leave it all on the court in my final season.”

The Eagles also welcome Scarlett Steiner, Brooklyn Brown, and Shay Wilkinson, who are expected to add defensive strength and depth as the season unfolds. The schedule features exciting new local matchups against Capistrano Valley, Mission Viejo, El Toro, and Laguna Hills, with matches taking place nearby at Fairmont Prep.

With experienced leadership, a supportive culture, and a commitment to growth, the CVCS Beach team is ready for another exciting season!

The CVCS Boys Volleyball team begins the season with a focus on growth, leadership, and playing with purpose. Head coach Ryan Van Rensselaer has used the offseason to build both physical strength and spiritual connection. The athletes have been lifting a few days each week while spending time in devotionals together.

Several players also competed in beach volleyball during the fall, giving the team valuable reps and a strong foundation heading into the indoor season. With a roster of 13 athletes, including 6 players new to organized volleyball, patience and development will be key themes throughout the year.

The Eagles return a group of leaders in Bradin Mackin, Nathan Ledrew, Troy Meserve, and Jacob Gustufson, who will help guide the team on and off the court. The program also welcomes freshman Joel Williams, who is expected to step into the setter position and bring athleticism and energy to the offense.

For Coach Van Rensselaer, the season’s purpose is clear. The team aims to compete freely, grow in faith, and serve one another through the game of volleyball. They will be trusting the process as the season unfolds.

Senior leader Troy Meserve is excited about the opportunity ahead. “I’m looking forward to competing and stepping up to lead the team,” Meserve said. “We’ve been preparing through open gyms, lifting, and continuing relationships we built during beach season. This group has a lot of heart and determination, and I want to give my all this season with no regrets.”

One match the Eagles are especially looking forward to is their rivalry contest against Pacifica Christian, a game that has grown into a competitive rivalry.

With strong leadership and a focus on growth, the Eagles are ready for the season.

Our CVCS Golf Team enters the season with excitement for both competition and growth. Offseason preparation has gone well as players have been sharpening their swings and building confidence heading into league play. Their training consists of golf simulator training with Coach Armstrong.

The Eagles return a strong core of experienced golfers, including Trevor Rodriguez, Izzy Exon, and Caleb Cleary, who have all been consistent contributors in the team’s top scoring group. With five returning varsity golfers, experience will be one of the team’s defining strengths this season. The team welcomes Levi Albertyn, who could make an impact as the season progresses and add depth to the lineup.

One unique aspect of this year’s team is its youth. With no seniors in the starting lineup, the program is positioned for long-term growth. “What makes this year’s team special is that we have no seniors in our starting group, so we have time to grow and get better together,” Caleb Cleary said.

Trevor Rodriguez is excited to see that development continue. “Most of us are in our second year on the team, and I’m looking forward to seeing how much we’ve progressed while working toward goals we didn’t reach last season,” he said.

The team’s goals reflect both competitive focus and appreciation for the sport. The Eagles hope to finish .500 or better in league play and qualify at least one golfer for CIF regionals, while also enjoying the experience of playing together as a team.

Their schedule includes two memorable travel matches, one to Catalina Island to face Avalon High School and another to Palm Springs, against Rancho Mirage High School. “I’m really looking forward to playing in Catalina,” Izzy Exon said. “It’s going to be a fun experience.”

With experience returning and a strong team chemistry forming, the Eagles are ready to tee off the season!

Join us for our Annual Navy vs Cardinal Baseball Game! Swipe through for ALL the offerings for the night ➡️

📆 Friday, February 6
⏰ 5:00 PM
📍 San Juan Sports Park