It was a great spring for Lancer Athletics. Grace Brethren teams secured playoff spots in every sport this spring! Three Grace coaches received league Coach of the Year honors.
Athletics
At Grace Brethren, our athletics program philosophy is about spiritual and personal growth. When our athletes take the field, they are using the gifts, talents and abilities the Lord has blessed them with to give Him glory.
Sport Offerings
senior high sports
Championship sports programs for grades 9-12.
Junior High sports
Character building sports programs for grades 7 & 8.
Elementary Sports
Superior sports programs for grades 4-6.
Lancer Athletes
Current students to watch!
Alumni Athletes
Alumni, collegiate athletes. Lancers for life!
Meet the Athletics Team
Experienced, Christ-centered coaches. We could not be prouder.
Grace Brethren High School competes within the Marmonte League for football, and the Tri-County Athletic Association(TCAA) for all other high school sports. The High School offers a variety of male and female sports in the fall, winter, and spring. The Junior High School competes in the Valley Christian Athletic League, also offering a variety of male and female sports throughout the school year, grades 7th-8th. The Elementary School competes in the Tri-Valley Christian Athletic League offering multiple sports for both male and female, grades 4th-6th.
At Grace Brethren, we offer a variety of sports which allow students the opportunity to excel and compete and to be a multi-sport athletes. Our athletic program equips our students with the tools they need to be successful in life, but more than anything, we desire that God would be honored through the arena of athletics.
Athletic News
Socal phenom stays close to home.
"I think the biggest lesson that I learned during my time at Grace was the importance of truly owning your faith and finding ways to apply it to all aspects of your life, including your education."
A peek into summer athletics and who to contact for sport specific details.
“Grace Brethren taught me that being uncomfortable is a healthy place for growth - a lesson that I would tap into almost every day at the Air Force Academy.“
