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CCC Athletic and Spiritual Excellence Awarded
(6/15/10) On Friday, June 4, the National Christian College Athletic Association presented Clearwater Christian College with the highly sought after Sports Ministries Award for the 2009-2010 athletic year.
Kirkley Receives First All-American Title
(5/17/10) Sophomore pitcher and shortstop, Brent Kirkley was recently named All-American by the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) for the 2009-2010 baseball season.
Two Cougars Earn Scholar Athlete Title
(5/17/10) Senior pitcher Mark Rawsthorne and junior first and third baseman Luke Harding were awarded the Scholar Athlete title by the National Christian College Athletic Association for their performances on the baseball field during the 2009-2010 season.
Athletic Awards Reception
(5/4/10) On Tuesday, April 27, the Athletic Department of Clearwater Christian College hosted an awards reception in Cathcart Dining Hall. During the evening, athletes from both winter and spring sports were presented with the yearly awards.
Cougars Lose in Bid for Regional Championship
(5/1/10) Clearwater Christian College lost to host Atlanta Christian College 10-3 in their bid to win the NCCAA South Region Baseball Championship.
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Playing baseball as an intercollegiate sport is a gift from God. So many athletes' careers are ended after high school, but for some reason God has given me this opportunity. So, all the glory goes straight to Him. Through my experience at CCC, I've learned that there is a difference between being a Christian athlete and being a REAL, Christian athlete.
more...It's a huge responsibility! My actions on the field should be just as Christ-honoring as when I'm in church. This can be tough especially in those heat-of-the-moment situations. However, this is an awesome, crucial time for my light to shine before men. I don't want to graduate with any regrets. After graduation, I want to know that I left everything on the baseball field, and that everything glorified my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. | 
