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Close Scrimmage Ends in Loss for Cougars
(8/27/10) After an extended lightning delay the Cougars began a strong game against St. Thomas University. With under a minute left on the clock in the first half of the game Thiago Rocha scored off of a corner kick, bringing St. Thomas up 1-0.
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.
Men's Soccer Season Schedule Announced for 2010
(5/12/10) The Clearwater Christian College men's soccer team, the defending NCCAA D-II National Champions, will face a challenging 18 match schedule in 2010.
Cougars Receive Individual Accolades from National Associations
(1/11/10) Following the first soccer national championship in school history and the fourth straight volleyball national championship, the postseason accolades continue to roll in for the Cougars. The CCC athletic department is pleased to announce the national recognitions of several players on the men’s soccer team and the women’s volleyball team.
Sophomore Defender Receives NCCAA Athlete of the Week Award
(11/20/09) Sophomore Defender Matt Tewes was named Student Athlete of the Week by the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) for the week of November 9-15, 2009.
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Soccer is one of my favorite aspects of college. Some of my best friends were made from the team and some of the best times were enjoyed while playing soccer. Being a Christian athlete allows me to be a testimony even while "playing".
more...As such, I try to play for God's glory, not mine. The team prays together, we helped at a Christian Camp for a day, and we keep each other accountable. It was the best way to build strong relationships. Being an athlete brings opportunities to be a witness that I may not have had otherwise. Being a student-athlete has helped me be much better at organizing my time and prioritizing everything I have to do. On and off of the field, Coach teaches us how to be a better player and always challenges us to try harder and push longer; spiritually, mentally, and physically.
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