Trinity Christian overview
Trinity Christian overview
Trinity Christian (red) won eight consecutive games en route to the NCISAA Div. III semifinals, where it was eliminated by eventual champ Statesville Christian 47-8. [File, Raul F. Rubiera/The Fayetteville Observer]
Conference: NCISAA 1-A independent
Coach: Chuck Webster
2016 record: 9-2
5-year record: 25-25
2016 IN REVIEW
SouthLake Christian W, 32-8
Wake Christian W, 23-14
at Fay. Christian W, 40-0
Raleigh Ravenscroft W, 36-27
at Sandhills Titans W, 28-0
Word of God W, 60-12
Village Christian W, 14-12
Hickory Grove W, 42-0
at GBO Panthers W (forfeit)
Asheville School W, 36-14
Statesville Christian L, 47-8
Top returners: Travis Harvey, RB/DB, Jr.; Quewon Hilliard, FB/LB, Jr.; Queonte Hilliard, OL/DL, So.; Christopher Herbert, WR/DB, Jr.; Christopher Pears, DB/WR, Sr.; J’Rae Taylor, OL/DL, Sr.; Zovon Lindsay, OT/DT, Jr.
Potential breakout players: Deumbre Ginyard, WR/DB, Jr.; Cha’Von McEachern, RB/LB, So.; Victor Loftin, OL/DL, Fr.
Coach’s outlook: “We’re still kind of young, but I expect us to be pretty solid. I even expect us to be better than last year. We feel like we should be strong in all phases of the game, especially defensively. I expect a lot out of my defensive and offensive line because not only are we big, we are also pretty athletic. I just expect big things. The goal is always to get to the championship, all we can do is try to get better every day, week to week, each practice, each game.”
910Preps.com evaluation: The Crusaders reached the state semifinals last year before being ousted by Statesville Christian. They lost a key piece in Lamon McGill Jr. (Elizabeth City State), but their size and strength may help them overcome that to make another long playoff run.
Trinity Christian overview
Trinity Christian (red) won eight consecutive games en route to the NCISAA Div. III semifinals, where it was eliminated by eventual champ Statesville Christian 47-8. [File, Raul F. Rubiera/The Fayetteville Observer]
Conference: NCISAA 1-A independent
Coach: Chuck Webster
2016 record: 9-2
5-year record: 25-25
2016 IN REVIEW
SouthLake Christian W, 32-8
Wake Christian W, 23-14
at Fay. Christian W, 40-0
Raleigh Ravenscroft W, 36-27
at Sandhills Titans W, 28-0
Word of God W, 60-12
Village Christian W, 14-12
Hickory Grove W, 42-0
at GBO Panthers W (forfeit)
Asheville School W, 36-14
Statesville Christian L, 47-8
Top returners: Travis Harvey, RB/DB, Jr.; Quewon Hilliard, FB/LB, Jr.; Queonte Hilliard, OL/DL, So.; Christopher Herbert, WR/DB, Jr.; Christopher Pears, DB/WR, Sr.; J’Rae Taylor, OL/DL, Sr.; Zovon Lindsay, OT/DT, Jr.
Potential breakout players: Deumbre Ginyard, WR/DB, Jr.; Cha’Von McEachern, RB/LB, So.; Victor Loftin, OL/DL, Fr.
Coach’s outlook: “We’re still kind of young, but I expect us to be pretty solid. I even expect us to be better than last year. We feel like we should be strong in all phases of the game, especially defensively. I expect a lot out of my defensive and offensive line because not only are we big, we are also pretty athletic. I just expect big things. The goal is always to get to the championship, all we can do is try to get better every day, week to week, each practice, each game.”
910Preps.com evaluation: The Crusaders reached the state semifinals last year before being ousted by Statesville Christian. They lost a key piece in Lamon McGill Jr. (Elizabeth City State), but their size and strength may help them overcome that to make another long playoff run.
