ARGYLE — Facing a double team with a few seconds left on the clock, Wes Hill of Liberty Christian drove through the lane with the ball in his left hand. With stout defense preventing the easy layup, Hill put up an improbable left-handed shot that bounced off the backboard and through the hoop. Instantly, the student section...
read moreCongratulations to Liberty wrestlers who placed third overall in the TAPPS State Wrestling Tournament hosted at Liberty on Feb. 11. “It was an awesome experience to hear the gym erupt in applause for the wrestlers,” said head coach David Hughes. “I know the kids loved it, and it made the event that much more...
read moreLiberty Christian Baseball begins the season with Media Day on Thursday, Feb. 9, a time when students, guests, parents, and the media can meet Liberty players and coaches. The afternoon is dedicated to members of the media, providing them an opportunity to ask questions and take pictures of the team for the upcoming...
read moreFive student athletes at Liberty Christian School signed their National Letters of Intent last week. On Feb. 2, Josh Cousins committed to play quarterback for Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Okla.; Brad Horton committed to play defensive end for the University of North Texas; and Alec Conard committed to play...
read moreBy Head Coach Scott Jenkins The Liberty Christian varsity girls soccer team is set to participate in round one of the playoffs this Saturday, Feb. 4 in Houston. The Lady Warriors will take on the St. Agnes Academy Tigers at their home field. The game will feature a very strong attacking team from Houston against our tenacious...
read moreCheerleading is more like family at Liberty, said Cara Strickland, varsity cheerleading sponsor. “I love that cheerleading brings the school together,” Strickland said. “We support all sports and plan fun activities like pep rallies, fundraisers, spirit days, and contests to create a sense of excitement and energy within the...
read moreA Liberty dad more than a decade ago had an idea for a cheer and dance team for Middle School girls that had no tryouts. He met with Dr. Haire, and the Spirit Team became reality. This year’s team is a group of 27 girls who have complementary skills and are committed to a common purpose of cheering and dancing in support of...
read moreLiberty began its first year in 1983 with a flag football team. The following year the team played in pads at a park, and prayed about getting a field. “Soon Dr. Haire acquired a field next to the school building, and we went to work clearing it,” said Patrice Bowles, teacher and former cheer sponsor. “We worked...
read moreMiddle School students are now giving our athletic teams the home field advantage even on the road! The “Advantage” began this year, and students who are a part of this rowdy crowd sit together at games, wear their best navy and gray attire, and travel to away games together on a bus. The Advantage is another way students are...
read moreVarsity football players and cheerleaders visited Lower School classrooms last semester and shared their advice for success in school, as well as their testimonies and favorite Bible verses. Senior Karly Evans encouraged students to listen and try their hardest in class. She also told them, “Find a balance in extracurricular...
read moreBen Habern, a 2008 Liberty Christian graduate and the starting center for the University of Oklahoma, was featured in an article earlier this month that describes his success at Oklahoma and where the game of football could take him next. Click here to read the article. Share...
read moreEvery student athlete dreams of playing at the college level. Four Liberty seniors recently signed with colleges in a ceremony in the Commons that was filled with college administrators, coaches, families, fellow students, and friends. Sophie Asprey signed with Tulane University in New Orleans, La., to play sand volleyball. Sydney...
read moreOn Tuesday, Nov. 29, the boys soccer team opened district play against Nolan Catholic. The boys went out very uneasy in the beginning, and within two minutes, Nolan scored to go up 1-0. During the second half, the boys played better but still could not find the back of the net. “We allowed two breakaways that led to one-on-ones...
read moreThe Warriors soccer team started Liberty’s fourth annual Fall Soccer Tournament on Thursday, Nov. 17 against Oakridge from Arlington. The boys went down 0-1 in the first two minutes of the game. Coach Robert Olivieri made changes to the lineup, and the combination of Jared Beiermann and Matt Jeffery put in the tying goal with 15...
read moreBoys soccer traveled to Houston Christian High School for its third annual Soccer Fest, held Friday, Nov. 11 and Saturday, Nov. 12. On Friday, the boys played Bay Area Christian and won 5-0. Jared Beiermann scored two goals, and Matt Jeffery, Eduardo Perez, and Chris Svatik each had one apiece. Assists came from Leon Ahn, Eduardo...
read moreLiberty Christian led at the half with a score of 7-0. The Warriors and the St. Michael’s Crusaders added touchdowns in the fourth quarter, and the game was tied, 14-14. With less than a minute left in the game, St. Michael’s scored another touchdown. The final score was 21-14 in favor of St. Michael’s. Share This
read more02:34 AM CDT on Saturday, November 5, 2011 ARGYLE — Daniel Loch produced on both sides of the ball, and the Liberty Christian Warriors tuned up for next week’s playoff opener with a 31-2 nondistrict victory Friday night over the El Paso Cathedral Irish at Bowles Stadium. Loch caught a touchdown pass and intercepted two passes,...
read moreCongratulations to Liberty alumna Madison Oliver, freshman at West Point, for being named the first Army soocer player this season to be awarded the Patriot League’s “Rookie of the Week.” For the full story, visit: http://www.goarmysports.com/sports/w-soccer/spec-rel/103111aaa.html Share...
read moreFootball: Strong first half sends Trinity Christian past Liberty Friday, Oct. 29 ARGYLE — The Liberty Christian Warriors put together a strong second half, but couldn’t overcome the 21-point first half deficit as they fell to the Trinity Christian Trojans 38-21, Friday night at Bowles Stadium. “We held them to 10 points in...
read more02:21 AM CDT on Saturday, October 22, 2011 By Patrick Hayslip / For the Denton Record-Chronicle PLANO — The Liberty Christian Warriors took a meaningful step toward hosting a playoff game as they pummeled the Plano John Paul II Cardinals 65-32, Friday night at John Paul High School. The Warriors outgained the Cardinals 546 yards...
read moreArgyle Liberty Christian 34, Bishop Dunne 6 Oct. 14, 2011 ARGYLE — Josh Cousins threw for two touchdowns, and Miles Smith ran for 106 yards as Argyle Liberty (4-3, 2-2 TAPPS 1-I) beat Bishop Dunne (3-4, 2-1). Thank you to the Dallas Morning News for this information. Share This
read morePLANO — The Liberty Christian Warriors needed their best game Friday night against defending TAPPS Division I state champion Prestonwood Christian. Instead, they struggled in nearly every aspect of the game. The Warriors finished with 210 yards total offense and 10 first downs, committed eight penalties for 81 yards, and threw...
read moreARGYLE — Liberty Christian’s offense exploded Friday night in a 33-21 win over Dallas Bishop Lynch, snapping a two-game losing streak. The Warriors picked up their first win in TAPPS District 1-1A play. With the win, Liberty avoided being last in the district standings by picking up the victory on homecoming night. Liberty had...
read more2011 Liberty graduate Maria Manrique helped Colorado Christian win fourth place at a recent Rocky Mountain Athletic tournament. To read more, visit http://www.ccucougars.com/news/2011/9/13/WGOLF_0913110102.aspx. Share This
read moreHundreds of girls from across the nation try out to compete and train at the Chula Vista Olympic Training Camp. Only four 14-year-old volleyball players from the United States were chosen to train there last July, and two of those freshmen came from Liberty Christian. Paige Jeary and Ali Eager, varsity freshmen volleyball players at...
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