Attention All Students in Grades 9 -12!The Boys and Girls Varsity Bowling Coaches invite you to a four-week bowling clinic at Capri Lanes. The clinic will focus on improving your game before the season begins. New bowlers will learn the ins and outs of the game. Experienced bowlers will learn techn
The boys and girls varsity bowling teams invite all WC families to come out and bowl. For just $1 per game plus shoe rental, it’s a fun and inexpensive family night. This is a time to meet the WC Bowling Coaches and current/past bowling team members, have fun bowling and also pick up some pointers t
We are gearing up for another fun-filled flag football season with WC’s Head Football Coach Jeff Hartings. Register early because this popular program fills up quickly.Co-ed flag football | fall 2021Ages: Boys and Girls; Grades 1-6; Open to the CommunityDates: August 28-October 16, 2021 (Saturdays)
All-State Honors have been announced for spring sports. The following Warriors received recognition for their season:Softball:Lilly Heidorn – 2nd TeamTrack and FieldBriana Plummer, Maria Klausman, Grace Hall, Audrey Mousa – 4x200m RelayCongratulations Warriors!
The Central District announced honors for spring sports. The following Warriors received recognition for their season:Softball:Lilly Heidorn – 1st TeamTori Moore – 2nd TeamBaseballLevi Hammond – 1st TeamCaden Leidich – 2nd TeamAshton Fulkerson – 2nd TeamDavid Murawski – 2nd TeamGrant Woodfin – Honor
The Lady Warriors track team is headed to the Division III State Track and Field Meet this weekend, June 4-5, at Westerville North High School. The following Warriors will be running on Friday for prelims:Audrey Mousa – 200mGrace Hall -100mMaria Klausman, Briana Plummer, Ellie Cain, Sydney Diedrich,
WC’s athletics department experiences tremendous success in spite of the year’s challenges Of all the ways that 2020 and 2021 are unforgettable, Worthington Christian students have been making some history of their own. WC has a long-standing reputation for excellent athletic programs dating back to
Jason Colley has been coaching baseball in some capacity for the past 25 years. When he’s not coaching baseball, he’s coaching basketball or in the classroom as WC’s 7&8 grade Social Studies teacher.How did you get into coaching?“Sports, particularly baseball, have been a big part of my life since I
Robin Muskopf is the cross country coach for grades 7 & 8. She is a proud parent of two WC students, a triathlete, and a WC substitute teacher.How did you get into coaching?“My first coaching position was 7th-grade volleyball at the first school where I taught. I loved being able to interact with st
Luke Fields (WC’ 97) is no stranger to WC nor to soccer having played since he was five years old. Luke was a member of the WC boys soccer teams and also ran track. He coached his first WC soccer team in 2000. Over the last ten years, he has coached various teams. Prior to coaching at the high schoo
Doug Lassiter is the head football coach for students in grades seven and eight. He believes football is an excellent platform for learning to put your faith in God, building deep relationships, and developing a strong work ethic. He takes pride in his role to help players develop a love for the gam
Tom Burns joined WC in 1999 as an Upper School Bible teacher. He also coordinated the Upper School chapels, mission trips, and was a baseball coach for several years. He currently is the Director of Teaching and Learning for WC and the Boys Varsity Golf Coach. Tom encourages his players to put in th
WC has been apart of Tim Kraynak’s life for many years. Tim graduated from WC in 1994 and was hired as a fifth-grade teacher in 2000. Tim moved to the high school where he taught social studies and eventually became the Upper School Assistant Principal and College Counselor, and Varsity Baseball Coa
Fun, encouraging, knowledgeable, leader, mentor, and tough. These are all words Upper School students use to describe Dan Roads. Whether he is encouraging students in the classroom, hyping them up during house competition, or challenging his soccer players to go beyond their comfort level on the fie
Dean Fulks wears many hats across the Central Ohio community. You can find him delivering sack lunches to school kids or coordinating church planters in Columbus and abroad. But most days, you can find Dean at Lifepoint Church in Lewis Center ministering to others or preparing for Sunday service. Yo
Jeff Hartings knows football, and his experience speaks for itself. As a college All-American, Pro-Bowler, and Superbowl Champion, he’s one of the best. As WC’s Head Varsity Football Coach, Jeff puts that same passion and energy into his players as their mentor, pastor, and friend.How would you desc
Mark Mousa enjoys being active and has alove for running. As head coach of WC’s Track and Field team, he is passionate about modeling his faith and coaching young people to depend on Christ to guide and direct their thoughts, words, and actions at school, at work, with family, at sports, and play.Ho
Dave Krebs is no stranger to coaching. With the Varsity Boys Bowling team being his 50th youth sports team he has coached, Dave considers coaching youth sports a blessing.How would you describe your role at WC?“My role is to develop young men and women to be devoted followers of Christ. They need to
Josh Stimmel wasted no time getting involved at WC when he was hired two years ago. As an Upper School math teacher, JV boys basketball coach, and varsity golf coach, Josh finds joy in connecting with students in and out of the classroom. Math, golf, and basketball are a few of Josh’s favorite thing
James Storey has worn several hats at WC since he was hired in 2012 including a baseball coach and part-time PE teacher. Currently, James is the Assistant Athletic Director, seventh-grade math teacher, seventh-grade boys basketball coach, and seventh and eighth-grade track coach.What inspires you to
Chelsea Meyers has been an Administrative Assistant at the Upper School since 2017 and a WC volleyball coach for the past two years. As a former outside hitter at Bryan College, Chelsea is excited to coach girls in a sport that she loves so much.What inspires you to coach?“The girls on the team. Get
Matt Hamilton is the head coach for WC’s ladies’ bowling team and assistant track coach for grades 9-12 and 7-8 teams coaching shot and discus. He finds joy in seeing his athletes improve and being their biggest cheerleader spiritually and athletically.How would you describe your role at WC?“My role