Please join us for the 2012 MACSAC Spring Torunament. The varsity baseball and girl’s varsity soccer teams will be playing from May 7-12. The finals will be held at Harford on Saturday, May 12.

Admission for finals is $2.00 for students, $3.00 for adults, and $10.00 max for a family.

Granite Baptist became the 2011-12 MACSAC Varsity Boys Champions with their 50-33 win over Grace Bible Baptist.  Curtis Few lead the Braves with 18 points, while Jeremy Merson added 17 and Jon Chance 11.  Few, Merson, and Chance were  named to the all-tournament team, with Few earning 2011-12 Tournament MVP honors.

Mount Airy Christian’s Lady Lions won their third consecutive MACSAC Title with a 44-40 victory over Carroll Christian in the final. Senior Kirsten Webster led the scoring with 20 points, with freshman Ashley Kurdziolek adding 8 and senior JoAnna Monroe adding 6. 2011-12 marks the team’s fourth appearance in the title game. Monroe held Carroll’s Kristen Douglas to 10 points and drew a key charge on her way to being named tournament MVP. Webster and Kurdziolek were named to the All-Tournament Team. Webster, Monroe, and Junior Christy Rettig were presented MACSAC 1st Team All-Conference honors as well.

“5 plus 1”, as Arlington faculty member Dr. G put it so simply, the Lady Eagles  of Arlington Baptist School played the entire regular season with just 5 players. Through the Grace of God they made it to the end without significant injuries.

The Lady Eagles, guided by our 2nd year coach Kenya Davol and assisted by coach Twilah Copland, finished the season 3rd in Conference never having beaten the top 2 teams in regular season play. With wins over Mt. Airy  (41-34) and Granite Baptist (28-25) “5 plus 1” emerge as 2012 MASAC Tournament Champions (Girls B).

Tournament MVP Jahnee Waller led the team with 50 points scored through the 3 games.  But it was the defense and shot blocking of Alexis Fitch and Conor Patterson that made the difference.

The RBS Panthers cheerleading team ended their 2011-2012 season with the MACSAC cheer competition on Saturday February 25, 2012 with a 1^st place in the Stunt Routine category and a 3^rd place in the Spirit Routine category.  The team, consisting of 14 cheerleaders from grades 7^th through 12^th, was able to finally showcase their two routines and hard work for parents and fans at the season ending event.

The girls brought a spirit to the competition of teamwork, sportsmanship and excitement.  After a season of difficult practices they were very excited to land an almost flawless routine in the stunt category earning an amazing 265 points out of a possible 300.    There were equally excited to perform their spirit routine and entice the crowd and fans to support their team.  With spirit and pride, they earned a third place trophy earning 166 points out of a possible 240.

The coaches, parents, fans and administration are very proud of the 2011-2012 Cheerleading team and their accomplishments at the annual MACSAC Cheerleading Competition.  The cheer team consists of the following participants:  Seniors – Kimm Sutherland (Captain), Jessica Turansky, Gianna Gagliano, Juniors – Victoria Carter (Captain), Taylor Sellers (Co-Captain), Sophomores – Kayla Ignatowski, Kiersten Orye, Liz McRoy, Freshmen – Bhrianna Jackson, Hannah Turansky, Cierra Roksiewicz, Faith Sutherland, Zoie Perry and 7^th grader Brooke Crouse.

MACA’s Varsity Cheerleaders took to the floor in the 2011-12 MACSAC Cheer Challenge looking to reclaim the title of champion. After performing two solid routines in the Stunt and Spirit categories, the girls achieved their goal. MACA earned the 1st Place Championship trophy in the Spirit category and brought home 2nd place for their Stunt routine. The win marks the Lions second title in three years at the MACSAC Cheer Challenge competition.

The MACA Lions Boys Junior Varsity Boys basketball team won their second MACSAC championship in the last three years by defeating Grace Bible Baptist by a score of 58-48. The Lions overcame early foul trouble and led at the half by 5. Facing a persistent full court press for most of the game, the Lions maintained their composure and prevailed in the end. A balanced scoring attack with 4 players in double figures was key to the victory.  The JV Lions would finish the 2011-12 season with a record of 9 wins and 4 losses.

Carroll Christian’s Middle School Girls basketball team won their second championship since 2006  after many trips to the finals but falling short.  Lead by eighth graders Mary Underman (16 pts) and Kristy Memphis (6pts),  the Patriots were able to adjust after an earlier loss two weeks prior to Harford Christian to beat Harford  26 – 19.  Using a tight zone defense & taking care of the ball against a full court man-to-man press, the Patriots were able to  keep Harford from easy rebounds and easy points off turnovers. Shooting 8 for 17 from the foul line in the fourth quarter helped the Patriots to seal the victory. The Patriots finished the year 14 – 1.

The Grace Christian (Bowie) Middle School Boys Basketball team beat Mt. Airy Christian in the MACSAC Finals by a score of 50-29. It is Grace Christian’s first Middle School Boys championship since 2008. Grace Christian would finish with a record of 10-3, including an undefeated8-0 record in the MACSAC conference.

This years junior varsity boys and middle school boys and girls finals will be held at Grace Bible Baptist Christian School on Saturday, February 18th.

The Middle School Girls championship will tip-off at 10:00 AM.

The Middle School Boys championship will tip-off at 12:00 PM.

The Junior Varsity Boys championship will tip-off at 2:00 PM.

This years varsity boys and varsity girls “A” and “B” finals, as well as the MACSAC Cheer Challenge will be held at Carroll Christian School on Saturday, February 25th.

The Varsity Girls “B” Championship will tip-off at 11:00 AM.

The MACSAC Cheer Challenge will begin at 1:00 PM.

The Varsity Girls “A” Championship will tip-off at 2:00 PM.

The Varsity Boys Championship will tip-off at 4:00 PM.

Admission for all finals will be $2:00 per student, $3.00 per adult, and a family maximum of $10.00. All preliminary games throughout the week will be played at the high seed. Brackets are now posted on the website. Please join us!