Providence Christian School’s three basketball teams played in the TAPS league tournament championship games on February 11 and 12 to packed gyms, with two of the three teams winning division championships.
The Providence girls Division One basketball team played Parish and won on February 11. Congratulations to the following (pictured left to right): Sara Lipe, Adelaide Brooks, Sophie Schott, Anne Marie Sitton, Mary Cash, Catherine Merrick, Sydney Hurley, Margaret Petty, Kat Petersen, and Beatrice Crosby. A special thanks to Coaches Nick Merrick and Kendall Hines.
On February 12, the Class Seven boys won the Division Two championship with a win over Inspired Vision. Although Inspired Vision had previously beaten the Patriots in the regular season (their only loss), the boys played and won. Congratulations to the following (pictured left to right): William Nowlin, Hamptom Simms, Matthew Jordan, Hudson Neuhoff, Brannon Farrow, Sam Clare, Jack Brown, Hill Washburne, David Uhrbrock, Cole Johnson, Joshua Limsenben, Jake Bryans. A special thanks to Coach Brian Boubel.
The boys Division One (Class Eight) basketball team was defeated by St. Johns in the championship game on February 12. The boys had a great season, entering the tournament as the number five seed. In game one, they defeated the number four seed, Shelton, and then defeated the number one seed, Good Shepherd, to make it to the championship game. Congratulations to the players (front row): Ethan Cherry, Branson Cook, Jack Sell, Coleman Brink, Marshall Hearne; Back row: Coach Steve Kirwan, Alex Aarant, Evan Jackson, Ryan Waters, David Turner, Matthew Lodwick, Daniel Chambers, Timothy Darby. A special thanks to Coach Steve Kirwan.
Since 1989, Providence Christian School of Texas has provided academically able students from preschool to 8th grade with a challenging educational experience designed to help them know, love, and practice that which is true, good, and excellent, and to prepare them to live purposefully and intelligently in the service of God and man. Providence’s core values are faith, family, intellect, counterculturalism, and stewardship. More information about the School can be found by calling 214-302-2800 or by visiting www.pcstx.org.