28 May
Congratulations to Mary Carr! State-bound track star!
Mary Carr finished 4th in the 400m Regional track final breaking her own record she set on Wednesday by posting a 58.41sec run. Mary will run at state Friday morning.
FYI, Mary is the first girl from DC to go to state since 2004 when Courtney Reid competed in the 300m low hurdles and finished 8th.
Great job, Mary! Go Warriors!
22 May
Dear Students & Parents,
As you know, I will not be returning next year. I will be working at my husband’s law firm. Since I worked with several of the attorneys at the Patent & Trademark Office in Washington, D.C., it will be fun to get back to working together.
I want you to know that the students have touched my heart greatly. They will be sorely missed. The fun and excitement they brought into the classroom will be forever in my memory. I pray that they exceed all expectations in math and science as they enter college. I also want to pray for you and your families as God’s sovereign plan is demonstrated in your lives. Please keep in touch. Also, Rebekah will still be a DC student so I will be visiting the school for various occasions.
God bless,
Cindy Folkerts
22 May
This past softball season, the DC Warrior Women went 9-0 in the Metro Buckeye Conference and were 11-8 overall. Quite an improvement from last year’s rainy season record of 0-12. The Metro Buckeye Confernce teams recognized the teamwork of our Warrior Women and placed seven ladies on the first and second teams.
Congratulations to junior Alexis Steffanni and sophomore Danielle Sharp for making the first team. Alexis was #1 in the MBC hitting with a batting average of .631 (.662 OBP), 28 RBI’s and 5 home runs. She was also #1 in MBC fielding with 23 putouts, 55 assists and she led the league with 83 strikeouts. Danielle led the MBC with 15 stolen bases and was also #1 in putouts with 115 and had a fielding percentage of .992.
Congratulations also to seniors LaRisa Girard and Caitlin McQuinn, sophomore Kayley Campbell and freshmen Julia Pangalangan and Courtney Skinner for making the second team.
Team awards given last week include the Consistency Award going to SS Kayley Campbell, the Intesity Award going to pitcher Alexis Steffani, the Obedience Award going to junior Andrea Meholick and freshman Sydney Smith was rewarded the Servant Award.
DC Warrior Women .. you are a GREAT team!! We are proud of you! 
Thanks! Coach Hallock
Also…thank you to Amy Henkel for the team photo!
First team:
ALEXIS STEFFANNI DC
DANIELLE SHARP DC
Second Team:
KAYLEY CAMPBELL DC
JULIA PANGALANGAN DC
LaRISA GIRARD DC
CAITLIN McQUINN DC
COURTNEY SKINNER DC
22 May
Avoid a uniform lien on your final report card.
21 May
Girls Track…
The Lady Warriors competed well in the Regional preliminaries turning in their best times of the year in 3 events; Mary, Danielle, Alissa and Taylor in the 4×200, Mary in the open 400 and Brooke in the 300m hurdles. The 4×400 team of Mary, Ellie, Alissa and Danielle fell short of their District final time but had a great effort. Mary is advancing this Friday to the finals in the 400 after placing the 2nd best time in the preliminaries, which is again a new school record of 58.61 seconds! Congratulations! Great year Lady Warriors.
Regional Finals will be Friday at Troy starting at 6PM. Coach Carlson
Boys Track…
The DCHS boys’ track team finished in 5th place out of 21 teams at the Division II District Meet. Adam Jackson (shot put/discus), Nick Townsend (shot put) and Walter Miliner (long jump) qualified for the Regional Meet. Adam was the district champion in the shot put and runner-up in the discus.
Baseball…
Congratulations to Tanner Green and Mike King for making first team in the Metro Buckeye League and Speros Gabriel and Sam Worley for making second team!
We would also like to Congratulate Mike King for making the Bob Ross All Star Team.
Please add Brandon Williams as a First Team all Metro Buckeye selection. Congratulations, Brandon!
18 May
Hadley Josephine Pompos. Born 3:09pm on 5/14/12.
Awwwwww…. cutie patootie!
18 May
Praise the Lord! We just received word from Rich Anglin in Columbus that the State of Ohio has awarded the $2.4 million grant for which we have been requesting your prayers!
This grant will be used in coming months to make several major site improvements at Xenia Christian and the Legacy Center campus.
We can certainly attest to the words of Habakkuk 1:5, “Look at the nations and watch and be utterly amazed. For I am going to do something in your days that you would not believe, even if you were told.”
To think that fewer than 18 months ago, DCSS was able to pay off over $8.5 million of debt and received a $388,000 grant to tear down the dorms at the Dayton Christian campus on the same day is incredible.
Now, God has blessed our school system again!
Thank you for your prayers.
17 May
Friday, May 18th is the High School Spring Concert and Art Show. 
The Concert is at 7 PM in the DCS Cafeteria and will feature the High School Band, Choir, Quintessentials, Evidence, student led Jazz Band and Morgan Beck on Viola.
Musical selections include The Phantom of the Opera, Jericho, Somebody to Love, My Fair Lady, and The Prayer.
Admission is free as always and we’d love to see you there!
Tracy, Sarah, Gail and the Fine Arts Students
17 May
Dayton Christian High School would like to thank all of the parents that took time out of their schedule today to participate in our Senior Parent Breakfast and Senior Chapel. You are appreciated!
We our honored to have spent these years partnering with you as you have acted with conviction to raise your children in the fear and admonition of the Lord. It has been a solemn privilege.
Be assured that our prayers continue with your son and daughter in their next step. Let the celebrations begin of what God has done and what He will continue to do!
See the pics below from my little phone camera…
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17 May
Summer Pottery Class (Grade 5 and up)
There will be a pottery wheel/sculpture class offered this summer in our DC Art Room(D105).
Student/Teacher ratio will be no more than 10:1 and 4 wheels will be available for student rotation.
Cost : $95.00 per student which includes 25lbs of clay.
Date/Time: The dates are spread out to allow for adequate drying time/firing before glazing.
Mon. June 11th thru Wed. June 13th 9-11am (Clay Sculpture/Potters Wheel)
Thurs. June 21st 9-11am (Sanding/Carving for 1st Firing)
Mon. June 25th or Tues. June 26th 9-11am (Glazing)
What they will make: Everyone will make a pot on the wheel and glaze it. We will also make a portrait project which I will demonstrate and/or an animal sculpture of their choice. All pottery can be picked up at a designated time before school starts after the glazing/2nd firing.
Any questions and registrations should be directed to Sue Norrod at snorrod@daytonchristian.com.
17 May
DCHS is pleased to announce another Eagle Scout: Drew Bell completed his Eagle Board of Review and was awarded the
highest rank in Scouting, Eagle Scout, on the 2nd of April, 2012 with Troop 236, Kettering, Ohio.
He achieved this rank after holding numerous leadership positions in the Troop, earning 21 Merit Badges, performing multiple community service projects and completing a Capstone Eagle Project that he designed, planned, and managed.
His Eagle Project focused on building a Children’s Stage for Apex Community Church. During the project, Drew formulated plans and blueprints, developed material and equipment lists, purchased materials, and managed seven personnel during the project execution phase.
Congratulations to Drew for an outstanding demonstration of leadership and initiative.
17 May
Girls Track…
The Lady Warriors did an excellent job in the District preliminaries last night advancing to the finals all relay teams (4×100, 4×200, 4×400), Mary & Danielle in the 400, Brooke in the 300m hurdles, Mary the 800 and Haley the 1600. All 8 runners (Haley, Mary, Alissa, Gabbi, Danielle, Ellie, Taylor and Brooke) will be in the finals on Saturday. Meet starts at 11 for field events with running events beginning at 12:30. The meet is scheduled to be over by 3PM.
One correction from last Saturday’s Buckeye meet, Danielle placed 4th in the 400m. Coach Carlson
Tennis…
Congratulations to the following Tennis Players:
Taylor Rodenfels—All Conference Coaches Award
Stephen Combs— First Team All Conference
Alec Fisco/Jeremy Schultz—Second Team All Conference
15 May
15 May
To register contact Cristy Kettering at ckettering@daytonchristian.com
15 May
Morgan signing with the University of the Cumberlands to play collegiate volleyball in Williamsburg, Kentucky.
Atta girl, Morgan!
We appreciate the support of the headless horsemen in the background.
15 May
Boys Track…
The boy’s track team was runner-up at the 2012 MBC meet. DC had 6 athletes make the All-MBC team: Jon Carr, Adam Jackson, Walter Miliner, Josh Alexander, Kendall Hooten, and Michael Rarick. Jon Carr was the leading scorer for the Warriors. They will compete at Welcome Stadium in Dayton on Thursday in the district meet.
Girls Track…
The Lady Warriors turned in an excellent performance Saturday at the Buckeye Conference track meet placing 2nd as a team and setting several Personal Records in the process.
Mary Carr was voted the MVP for the meet with a personal total of 38 points and Brooke Preston voted the Sportsman award with a personal total of 32 points. All 7 runners on the team qualified for All-Conference honors due to all 3 relay teams placing first.
First places: Mary Carr in the 400m open breaking her own school record with a time of 58.84; Brooke Preston doing a PR in the 300 hurdles dropping her time to 51.38 seconds; the 4×200 team of Mary Carr, Danielle Darkow, Alissa Deal and Taylor Flynn with the best time of the season;the 4×100 team of Brooke Preston, Gabbi Dowdy, Alissa Deal and Taylor FLynn with their best time for the year and the 4 x 400 team of Mary Carr, Ellie Fleetwood, Alissa Deal and Danielle Darkow taking 20 seconds off their best time of the season to come within 18 seconds of the school record.
Additionally Brooke Preston 2nd in the 100 hurdles, Mary Carr 2nd in the 800; Danielle Darkow place 5th in the 400, Broke Preston 4th and Taylor 5th in the 100m, Taylor Flynn 7th in the 200 and Ellie Fleetwood 8th; Alissa Deal & Ellie Fleetwood 7 & 8th in the long jump; Zaqualis Greene 5th and Alexis Collins 7th in the discus and Alexis 6th and Zaqualis 8th in the shot.
A great job done by all. Next, the District preliminaries on Tuesday. Coach Carlson
10 May
Sorry for the delay. Homework Central for 5/10/12 is now available. Click HERE to get there quick.
9 May
Athletic Department Announcement:
Mr. Brad Pompos, Dayton Christian Athletic Director, has accepted an invitation from the West Carrollton School District to be their next high school athletic director.
While excited for the opportunities for Mr. Pompos and his family, we will miss him and Courtney and the boys greatly due to the relationships we have developed over these years. We are very grateful for the tireless work Mr. Pompos has put into organizing and providing stability to our athletic programs at Dayton Christian. His leadership over the past four years has been outstanding.
Mr. Pompos will continue his responsibilities at Dayton Christian through June as we look to a personnel transition with a new athletic director. Our prayers and blessings go with Mr. Pompos in his new role.
Resumes and applications are being accepted via the Human Resources Department for the position of Athletic Director at Dayton Christian High School.
Potential Candidates are requested to fill out the Administrator Application – other and return to bney@daytonchristian.com.
For additional information please contact: Krystal Cox, Human Resources Asst. (937) 291-7508.
9 May
Baseball…
The Dayton Christian Warriors baseball team defeated Xenia Christian 12-2 at Athletes in Action Field.
Mike King hit a 2 RBI home run and Brandon William had 4 hits, including a triple and a double to lead Dayton Christian over Xenia Christian on Friday night by a score of 12-2.
Sam Worley picked up the win for Dayton Christian. Worley allowed only two earned runs, three hits and one walk while striking out five over 6 1/3 innings of work.
Ben Campbell and Andrew Hardy each collected 2 hits. King, Williams, Hardy, Worley, Campbell and Charles Brads each had RBI’s.
Dayton Christian played Bishop Fenwick in the Sectional Tournament on Monday at 5:00 at Fenwick High School.
Tennis…
Picture of our 1st court singles athlete Stephen Combs (Junior) just before he had a school record breaking match 15-3!
Great job, Stephen!!!
9 May
Just a reminder if you are considering getting a credit knocked out during the summer. There is a minimum number of
students required for each course to be offered…
Here are the summer school (2012) opportunities with Dayton Christian High School. Students should sign up at the high school office indicating interest in taking these courses this summer. For all courses…a minimum of 10 students must sign up to take the course by May 31, 2012 for it to be offered this summer. So sign up and recruit your friends!
Ask the high school office about credit recovery options if your student needs to re-take a course.
Stay tuned to this post for updates and additions to the summer school offerings.
8 May
On Friday, May 4, a group of student leaders from Dayton Christian H.S. were sponsored by the gracious staff at Camp Chautauqua to attended the Chick-fil-a Leadercast 2012: A one-day leadership event featuring: Tim Tebow, Urban Meyer, Andy Stanley, John Maxwell, Patrick Lencioni, and many more. The students (not all pictured above) enjoyed the day and were challenged to become better, and more intentional leaders in their own school. We were thankful for the sponsorship from Camp Chautauqua and look forward to future partnership.
8 May
With a vision to leave a lasting impact on the DC campus, the class of 2012 raised over $ 8000.00 to provide an outdoor classroom in the quad’! Each senior gave an average of $ 78.77 and engaged Pavers by Design & Shaeffer & Sons to complete the work in time for use yet this school year.
Already classes are meeting for lectures and class discussions on everything from Wordsworth to Coleridge.
Congratulations, Seniors on a job well done and thank you to Mr. Greg Kurtz and the senior class officers for providing the leadership for such a project.
8 May
Dear Parents of Seniors,
Please be sure to send a baby photo of your senior to dcseniorpix@gmail.com. Partial participation makes projects difficult. Please send those in by this Friday, May 11.
If you only have a print copy you can send that into school to the high school office.
Thank you!
7 May
The Rae Burick Women in Sports Award honors the achievements of high school age young women who have shared their talents, shown their dedication to sports and encouraged their peers to participate in athletics. This event celebrates female athletes from area high schools in Montgomery, Darke, Clark, Greene, Miami, Warren and Preble counties.
Rae Burick Women In Sports Banquet was held Sunday May 6th at the Dayton Convention Center. Congratulations to the following DC senior women athletes for being recognized:
L to R: Casey Apple, Morgan Schlatter, Brianna VanNoy, Rebecca Kitchens, Lisa Weber, Jamie Schindler, and Chelsae Dean
Track and Field…
In DC Mens Track, Adam Jackson won the Kettering Fairmont Firebird Invitational shot put championship with 17 schools competing. He also finished 3rd in the discus. Jake Nash was 3rd in the high jump.
The Lady Warriors did well at the Fairmont Firebird Invitational last week. Mary Carr finished 8th in the 400 to be the first girls to place in this high powered meet. Several Personal Records for this season were set: Danielle Darkow in the 400m, Alissa Deal in the lung jump and Alexis Collins in the shot. There was nearly a 2 hour rain delay before the running began and another 1/2 before the last events. The Ladies next meet is the Buckeye Conference meet on Saturday. Well done Warriors. Coach Carlson
4 May
Click on the link below for the summer sports schedule that you need! Happy training!
4 May
Though there is a focus on prayer each and every day at Dayton Christian, on the National Day of Prayer students join our country by having a specific focus throughout the campus with prayer walks, public Scripture reading, and special prayer times throughout the building and grounds. Below are a few pics of such activities…
4 May
Golf…
High School Golfers Boys/Girls Tuesday May 8th during lunch in the Presidents dining room.
Tennis…
Congratulations to Stephen Combs who currently hold the record for most wins with a record of 14 – 3!
Our Dayton Christian Warriors beat Stivers last night making their record 9-8.
Boys and Girls Track…
The DCHS boys’ track team won the Monroe Quad Meet. Individual winners were Jake Nash (high jump), Adam Jackson (shot put & discus), Walter Miliner (100 m), Michael Rarick (1600 m), and Nick Childs (3200 m). The 4 X 800 and 4 X 100 relays also took first place.
4/27 at Preble Shawnee:
Adam Jackson was a double winner, the shot put and the discus, at the Preble Shawnee track meet. Michael Rarick was runner-up in the 800 meter run.
The Lady Warriors turned in a fine performance Friday night at the Preble-Shawnee track meet placing 5th among 10 teams in spite of not being able to field competitors in 6 events.
Mary Carr was first in the 400 and 800m runs; Haley Arlt 3rd in the 1600; the 4×200 team of Mary Carr, Ellie Fleetwood, Alissa Deal and Taylor Flynn 3rd; Brooke Preston 6th in the 300 hurdles.
Additionally there were also several personal records for the year in time and distance; Brooke Preston in the high hurdles (5th) and 100m (3rd), 4×100 team of Brooke Preston, Gabbi Dowdy, Alissa Deal & Taylor Flynn (4th), Zaqualis Greene in the shot (8th) and Alexis Collins in the disc (7th).
A great job done by all. Next Meets Monroe Quad 4/30 and Fairmont Firebird Invitational 5/3-4.
Coach Carlson
3 May
Rising Seniors-this is a very important summer !! You could be signing up for camps…several are listed on the Guidance
Board and many camps can be found by googling the colleges that offer summer programs.
Continue working on your resume and ask a couple of your junior teachers for letters of recommendation. Remember your preparation for your college application is critical.
Also, the June ACT testing is fast approaching. Have you signed up?
Tess Futrell – Guidance Counselor
3 May
Dear Dayton Christian Warrior Athletes and Parents,
The OHSAA requires that all student athletes have a yearly physical on file with the athletic office.
The Athletic Department would like to assist you by conducting sports physicals for all athletes planning to participate in athletics during the 2012-2013 school year. Physicals will be conducted in the Athletic Department by a licensed doctor and nurse on Saturday May 19 from 8:00 – 12:00. The cost is $20 per athlete. Please bring the NEW OHSAA pre-participation physical examination form attached health history, consent and authorization portions completed with parent / legal guardian signature) along with your payment.
All proceeds from the cost of the physicals will go directly to the Athletic Department. Please, contact me in the Athletic Department at 937 291 7219 to schedule your appointment and support our student athletes in the coming year.
Below is the link to the necessary form:
3 May
When: Friday May 4th, 8:00 PM
Where: DCS Cafeteria
Admission: Free
If you’d like to purchase a VIP ticket for $10 that entitles you to front row seats and free food and beverage served at your table, please call the High School office at 291-7285 to purchase your tickets.
All proceeds from VIP ticket sales contribute to the award monies for talent show winners.
VIP tickets are limited, so please don’t wait to order them.
2 May
Congratulations Alex!
Senior, Alex Lupinek signed with Lipscomb University to play soccer in the fall of 2012.
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Here’s a link to the story on the Women’s Golf Page of Baldwin-Wallace College: http://www.bw.edu/athletics/wg/
Besides Miranda’s picture being on the top of the page, the top story tells about Baldwin-Wallace winning the Ohio Athletic Conference Tournament Championship, it also tells that Miranda was one of two players from B-W named 1st Team All-Conference.
I thought you might be interested in this. In Christ, Pete Vecchi
2 May
30 Apr
Sophomore and Junior English Teacher Danny Kloosterman continued his series entitled #ChristianSchoolProblems in Monday Devotions. Mr. Kloosterman taught from the text in I Timothy 4:12 which says, “Let no one despise you for your youth, but set the believers an example in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith and in purity.” This week the emphasis was on ‘conduct’. Mr. K dispelled the false belief that avoidance of “bad” stuff is evidence of true relationship with Jesus. In I Timothy 6:11-12 Paul does not just tell Timothy to flee, he also tells him to pursue, to fight, and to take hold. Relationship with Jesus transforms our lives into ones of action. This is a beautiful and hard reality because it forces us to reflect on our own walk and ask tough questions. Is transformation of any kind taking place in my life? Do I run from God when I sin? or Do I run to God when I sin? Mr. K closed with a charge for the students to reflect on their conduct and ask the question: Do I know Christ? or Do I know Christianity?
30 Apr
Here is a little video to wet your appetite. Last week the men and women of Dayton Christian had spiritual emphasis week. The theme for the men was “Man-UP,” and the theme for the women was “JOURNEY ON.” A full update on all the good things that God has been doing coming soon. Please continue to pray for God’s will to be done in our school.
28 Apr
Check out TheWarriorDaily on twitter for some semi-live pics & video.
27 Apr
Jamie Schindler is headed to the University of Toledo to continue diving and schooling! Congratulations, Jamie!
Go Warriors!
27 Apr
Wins for the Warriors!
Baseball…
On Thursday, 04-26, DC pitcher Matt Farmer struck out 8 Ponitz Panthers, giving up 1 hit, walked 2 and gave up no earned runs.
Senior Mike King had a great night at the plate with 4 hits resulting in 3 RBI’s. RBI by Sam Worley, RBI triples by both Mike King and Brandon Williams.
Notable at bats include 2 hits by Andrew Chambers.
Great game by all.
Softball…
We are currently 7-0 in the Metro Buckeye League with a fabulous 12-11 win over Emmanuel Christian! Way to go Lady Warriors!
TONIGHT is Senior night for Baseball and Softball at Athletes In Action (senior recognition will be after the games
4:30 Baseball vs. Oakwood
5:00 Softball vs. Oakwood
25 Apr
Superwoman…Mary Carr!
Congratulations to Mary Carr setting a new Lady Warriors track record of 2min 55sec. in the 800m run surpassing the old mark of 2:27 set in 1996. Way to go Mary! Coach Carlson
Baseball…
Dayton Christian Warriors defeated the Eagles of Middletown Christian 6-1 in a league game Tuesday night in Middletown. The Eagles had 3 hits, 1 unearned run and made 3 errors while the Warriors had 6 hits, 6 runs and 1 error. Brandon Williams, Michael King, Tanner Green and Sam Worley each had an RBI. Worley pitched a complete game, walking no one and striking out 10 Eagle batters.
Softball…
Dayton Christian Lady Warriors Softball defeated the Middletown Christian Eagles 5-3 in a league game Tuesday night in Middletown. The Lady Warriors are 6-0 in the Metro Buckeye Conference!
Track & Field…
The Lady Warriors did very well tonight at the Fenwick Invitational. Although the team did not finish in the top there were several bests for the season and even for the past4 years. Brooke Preston placed 1st in the 100m open, the best in 4 years, as did Mary Carr in the 800m open.
The 4×200 relay of Mary Carr, Danielle Darkow, Alissa Deal and Taylor Flynn ran the best in the past several year at 1:55 and came in 2nd. Danielle was 2nd and Mary 4th in the 400m open. The 4×100 relay of Brooke Preston, Ellie Fleetwood, Alissa Deal and Taylor Flynn can in 4th and Mary Carr, Ellie Fleetwood, Alissa Deal and Daniele Darkow placed 4th. A great effort by the entire team.
The DC boys’ competed at the Fenwick Invitational in track. Heath Harding (100 m), Jake Nash (high jump) and Walter Miliner (long jump) earned first place medals. Freshman Nick Childs finished 2nd in the 1600 m with a personal best. Michael Rarick was 3rd in the 800 m as his times continue to drop. The 4 X 100 relay (Heath, Walter, Christian Alexander & Kendall Hooten) were runner-up with an improved time, as well.
Tennis…
Stephen Combs won 6-1 6-4 his record is now 8-3 Taylor Rodenfels and Mary Pangalangan went 2 hours 45 minutes, lost 6-8 in the third set tiebreak, they played awesome. We were 2 points away from beating Beavercreek.
24 Apr
Track…
Heath Harding finished 2nd in the 100 meter race at the Eaton Invitational. Jake Nash was 2nd in the high jump and Adam Jackson took top honors in the shot put.
Last Saturday four Lady Warriors competed at the Eaton Invitational and represented themselves and the school well. In the 4 x 200 the team of Mary Carr, Danielle Darkow, Alissa Deal and Taylor Flynn, placed 6th with the fastest relay time of the past 4 years; Mary placed 3rd in the 200, her new best time this year, and 5th in the 400 while Danielle placed 6th in the 400, doing her best time of the year and trailing by only .1sec. behind Mary. Alissa jumped her best in the long jump so far this year. It was bitterly cold – just ask them. Coach Carlson
Baseball…
In front of a great crowd on Thursday evening at Wright State University, the Dayton Christian Warriors lost 5-3 to Troy Christian, despite out hitting their opponent nine to six. Mike King racked up three RBIs on two hits for the Warriors. He singled in the second and seventh innings. Brandon Williams and Andrew Hardy each had 2 hits. Tanner Green was very good on the mound, allowing just 6 hits in 7 innings of work, striking out 2 and walking just 1 Troy Christian batter. The team played well defensively committing no errors. DC will play again Friday night as they host Yellow Springs at Action Sports Center in Dayton. Thanks to all the students, teachers, staff, family and friends who came out to support the baseball team last night. It was a great night of baseball regardless of the outcome. Lisa Hardy
Dayton Christian Warriors proceeded to a 3-1 victory in seven innings over Springfield Cavs on Tuesday at Home. Tanner Green worked out of five tough spots for Dayton Christian Warriors. He pitched 6 2/3 innings and allowed one earned run on six hits. Green faced his toughest situation in the sixth inning. Dayton Christian Warriors jumped out to an early 1-0 lead in the bottom of the second. Matt Farmer started the rally for Dayton Christian Warriors with a single. A stolen base then moved Farmer from first to second. Then a fielder’s choice scored Farmer. The lead stayed with Dayton Christian Warriors after the fourth, when it scored one run on an RBI single by Sam Worley. Lisa Hardy
24 Apr
High School Cheerleading Tryouts
Who: 8th-11th grade girls
When: May 7th, 8th, & 10th clinic days to learn & practice material.
May 11th Actual tryout day
Where: Far Hills Community Church, 5800 Clyo Road.
Time: 3:30p – 5:30p
What to bring: tryout form, water bottle and $5
Please fill out a cheer form available in the athletic office completely and bring it to the first day of tryouts.
Please wear a modest t-shirt, shorts and gym shoes for tryouts.
For Friday’s (May 11) tryout you must wear a plain white t-shirt.
23 Apr
21 Apr
Dayton Christian is extending an invitation for parents grades 3-12 to the upcoming Study Island workshop for this campus. The information workshop will be on Monday, April 30 from 7:00pm to 8:00pm in the auditorium.
Study Island is an online educational support for students that can be accessed from home. See all the ways that Study Island might benefit your student. Maybe even this summer!
Click HERE for the flyer about the workshop on campus.
Click HERE for a brochure from Study Island.
High School students can request login access by filling out the request form from the high school office.
From Study Island’s website: http://www.studyisland.com/demoAsk.cfm?myState=oh The Study Island Ohio Standards Mastery Program is specifically designed to help students master the content specified in the Ohio Academic Content Standards. Study Island’s focus on the Academic Content Standards enables students to improve their performance in all skill areas tested on the OAA/OGT in grades 3 through 10. Study Island also offers Math and Reading Skills for Kindergarten through 2nd Grade, Fine Arts, Health, and Technology for Elementary and Middle School, and High School Algebra II Skills Mastery products. The user-friendly interface allows students to move through the program step-by-step. Each section has a pre-test and a post-test, as well as topics that cover each of the Ohio Academic Content Standards. Topics consist of questions, answers, explanations, and lessons that address the specific skills required in order to master the Ohio Academic Content Standards. Study Island’s focus on OAA/OGT test preparation and Ohio Academic Content Standards testing enables students to improve their performance in all skill areas tested on the OAA/OGT exams as outlined by the Ohio Content Standards.
21 Apr
Two more Dayton Christian seniors have signed letters of intent to continue their athletic and educational progress at the next level. Congratulations to all!
Christian Alexander will study and play soccer at Cedarville University.
See the write-up from Cedarville’s website by clicking HERE.
Caleb Slaton will study and play football at Wittenburg University.
20 Apr
DC’S CONCERT BAND GOES TO NYC!
During Easter Break, 23 members of the DC band and 10 chaperones traveled to New York City. It was a fantastic trip filled with lots of learning, sight-seeing, and fun! Here is a brief snyopisis of what we did…
Broadway Pit orchestra workshop. We worked with Sonny Paladino, Broadway singer, Jeff Kready, sang along with us.
The slide show below shows some of the places we were able to visit. It was a wonderful trip and a great professional experience.
Tour of Lincoln Center, Explored Central Park, Phantom of the Opera on Broadway, Times Square, Ellis Island, Liberty Island, Performed at Liberty Church in NJ, Empire State Building, 9-11 Memorial, Chinatown/Little Italy, Walked Brooklyn Bridge
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19 Apr
DC Family,
As we head into the final stretch of the 2011-12 school year, the Warriors need your support at athletic events just as much as they did in the fall and winter seasons! Please take a look at DCS’s upcoming athletic events: http://www.highschoolsports.net/school/Dayton-Christian-HS-Miamisburg-OH/All/All/All/
We are looking forward to a good showing from our Tennis, Baseball, Softball and Track & Field teams. Each of these spring sports counts towards the Metro Buckeye Conference All-Sports trophy; a trophy which DC holds a ten point lead on headed into the final weeks of the school year.
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WINTER |
SPRING |
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| Dayton Christian | 28 | 19 | 0 | 47 | |
| Miami Valley School | 20 | 17 | 0 | 37 | |
| Troy Christian | 18 | 15.5 | 0 | 33.5 | |
| Xenia Christian | 20.5 | 9 | 0 | 29.5 | |
| Yellow Springs | 15.5 | 10.5 | 0 | 26 | |
| Middletown Christian | 18 | 6 | 0 | 24 | |
| Emmanuel Christian | 17 | 4 | 0 | 21 | |
Check out more DCS sports stats on the Metro Buckeye Conference webpage: http://metrobuckeyesports.com/index.aspx.
***Make sure to visit the College Commitments section of the MBC webpage and see how the class of 2012 has continued the DCS tradition of producing collegiate athletes. A tradition that has the last five graduating classes producing a average of ten collegiate athletes a year! More than 10% of each graduating class!
Check out where your favorite senior is taking their talents. http://metrobuckeyesports.com/contentPage.aspx?sec=7
See you at the games!
19 Apr
In our last communication, we asked for prayer regarding our District 11 ranking for the CORF grant for which we are
applying. I am happy to announce that on April 9th, we were indeed ranked unanimously number one in our district!
We are excited about the prospect that this several million dollar project would not only hugely affect Xenia Christian but also our campus partners, Athletes in Action and Strong Tower Communication.
Your continued prayers are still needed, as the next step is for the Clean Ohio Council to review the applications on May 18. Based upon the scoring system, it appears that our project will be ranked number 10 in the State, and, if there are no further changes, our request for $2,774,656 could be the last project for which full funding would be granted.
Soon after the May 18th meeting, the Clean Ohio Council will announce its awards. Subsequently, the State Controlling Board will review and make final approval of the awards. Grant agreements will then be executed, most likely this summer.
We still rest firmly on the scripture from the last email, Psalm 135:5-6: “I know that the LORD is great, that our Lord is greater than all gods. The LORD does whatever pleases Him, in the heavens and on the earth, in the seas and all their depths.” Again, I say, “May it please Him to hear our request!”
Thank you, again, for praying and for now acknowledging God’s blessings with us. We will certainly keep you updated as things progress.
Gratefully in Christ,
Bob Elliott
President/CEO
19 Apr
Girls Track…
The girls track team competed well at the Bellbrook Relays on 4/17 in spite of missing 4 team members to fill in events. The 3 running and 2 field event teams did well obtaining a 2nd in the sprint medley (Taylor Flynn, Alissa Deal, Danielle Darkow, Mary Carr), 5th in the distance medley (Mary Carr, Danielle Darkow, Alissa Deal, Haley Arlt), a 6th in the 4×200 relay (Taylor Flynn, Alissa Deal, Danielle Darkow, Mary Carr) and the team of Alexis Collins and Zaqualis Greene obtained a 7th in the shot and 8th in the discus. A very good effort by the team.
Boys Track…
Last night at the Bellbrook Relays track meet, Jake Nash and Walter Miliner won the high jump. Heath Harding and Walter were first in the long jump. Heath, Walter, Christian Alexander and Kendall Hooten were champions in the 4 by 100 and the 4 by 200. The next meet is at Eaton on Saturday.
Baseball…
Dayton Christian over Xenia Christian, 9-7
Five first-inning runs helped Dayton Christian Warriors to a 9-7 win over Xenia Christian at home on Tuesday. DC piled on three more runs in the bottom of the second. A single by Klark Middleton ignited the offense, bringing home Brandon Williams. That was followed up by Armstrong’s Triple, bringing home Williams and Middleton. Speros Gabriel recorded the win for Dayton Christian and pitched all 7 innings. Gabriel struck out eight and walked none. Skye Armstrong and Sam Worley teamed up with four hits and three RBIs.
Varsity Baseball Game Tonight!
Thursday 4/19 6:30 p.m.
Dayton Christian Warriors VS. Troy Christian Eagles
Free Admission
19 Apr
The Dayton Christian Athletic Boosters
Cookie Dough Pick Up is Thursday 4/19 between 2:30 and 6:00 in the cafeteria.
Please make sure to stop by and pick up your orders.
Thank you,
17 Apr
Boys Track…
The boys’ track team won the Monroe HS Invitational meet. Winning first place was Adam Jackson in the shot put and discuss, Heath Harding in the long jump and 100 meters, Jake Nash in the high jump, and Walter Miliner, Christian Alexander, Kendall Hooten, Heath Harding in the 4 by 100 meters, They will compete at Bellbrook HS this evening.
Girls Track…
The Lady Warriors put forth a great effort to finish 2nd at the Monroe Invitational Monday night. A great effort considering it was the first day back from spring break. Although everyone on the team ‘pointed’ in events, the top places went to;
First places: Brooke Preston 100m hurdles, Taylor Flynn 100m open, Mary Carr 400m and 200m open
Second places: Brooke Preston 300m hurdles, Danielle Darkow 200m and 400m open, 4 x 100 team of Gabbi Dowdy, Ellie Fleetwood, Brooke Preston and Taylor Flynn.
Congratulations Ladies. Coach Carlson
Tennis…
Tennis lost last night 2-3 to Preble Shawnee however, Stephen Combs who played #1 has an overall record of 5-2 and won last night 6-3 6-3. Mary Pangalangan and Taylor Rodenfels played doubles and won after a comeback of losing 6-1 and winning the last 2 matches 6-4 6-4.
16 Apr
Paul Pyle’s Blog
