Photos: WCA baseball, softball and soccer teams emerge victorious
Posted May 11, 2009 at 6:21 pm and filed under Multimedia, Photos, Sports, WCA. Updated May 19, 2009 at 12:13 pm.
It was a weekend of wins for Wake Christian, as the baseball, softball and soccer teams won their respective NCCSA 3-A championships.
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- Wake Christian Academy’s Ronnie Hatfield tags second for a forced out against the Greenville Christian Knights on Thursday, May 7. The Bulldogs beat the Knights 7-3 to advance to the next round of the NCCSA play-offs. ANNETTE TAYLOR, STONETAYLOR PHOTOGRAPHY
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- The Bulldogs, led by senior Sean Willingham, center, celebrate fellow senior Derek Barbour’s (No. 13) three-run homer against the Greenville Christian Knights on Thursday, May 7. ANNETTE TAYLOR, STONETAYLOR PHOTOGRAPHY
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- An Alamance Christian runner steals third base against Wake Christian during the NCCSA championship game on Saturday, May 9. The day before, the boys had defeated Vandalia Christian 4-2. BARRY MOORE, GCNT
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- The WCA head coach Randy Johnson receives a post-game celebratory shower. BARRY MOORE, GCNT
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- This marks the Bulldogs' second straight NCCSA 3-A state baseball championship. BARRY MOORE, GCNT
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- WCA's softball team won the 2009 NCCSA 3-A championship by defeating Wilson Christian in a 2-out-of-3-game series on Saturday, May 9. This is their second straight NCCSA 3-A state softball championship. BARRY MOORE, GCNT
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- WCA catcher Kendra Kassonie set a new record for stolen bases in softball for both public and private schools. BARRY MOORE, GCNT
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- WCA’s varsity soccer team celebrates their third consecutive NCCSA state soccer championship by dousing coach Wayne Helder with ice water. ANNETTE TAYLOR, STONETAYLOR PHOTOGRAPHY
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- The Lady Bulldogs are the NCCSA 2009 state soccer champs after their win on Saturday, May 9 against the Chargers. ANNETTE TAYLOR, STONETAYLOR PHOTOGRAPHY
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