A trio of Bethlehem Christian Academy football players turned in solid performances earlier this month in the Gatlinburg All-American Bowl in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, an annual all-star showcase for private school and homeschool players.
Bethlehem Christian Academy first-year head coach Bruce Lane felt like the program made significant strides this fall that he believes could begin translating more on the scoreboard next fall, and the group of players returning will be headlined by a pair of standouts who garnered all-state …
Bethlehem Christian Academy's varsity football team held its awards banquet this week. The team recognized wide receiver Ty Whiting, linebacker Chandler Cavoretto and placekicker Brady Logan for being selected to the GISA Region 4-AAA all-region team and running back Chad Norwood for being s…
After spending the last decade at the collegiate level, there has been a change of pace for first-year Bethlehem Christian Academy head boys’ basketball coach Kevin Hall. And as he begins a fresh start, he’s inheriting a young team with plenty of new faces who will be looking to replace the …
First-year Bethlehem Christian Academy head girls’ varsity basketball coach Jason Smith will have a mostly young and inexperienced team to start off the season, but he believes there is potential for the team to improve steadily, and he’s hoping that his familiarity with most of the players …
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Bethlehem Christian Academy hung around tightly with Westfield School for most of the first three quarters in its final home game of the year Friday night, Nov. 13, before the Hornets pulled away for a 48-24 victory in a GISA Region 4-AAA matchup in Bethlehem.
A developing Bethlehem Christian Academy team knew it was facing an uphill battle at home Friday, Nov. 6, against the premier GISA powerhouse over the last several years, and John Milledge Academy indeed flexed its muscles early.
After its first six games of the season were filled mostly with frustration, Apalachee finally had a chance to smile Friday, Oct. 30, as the Wildcats dominated from start to finish and routed Johnson 45-0 in Gainesville to earn their first victory of the season.
The first six games of the season were filled mostly with frustration for Apalachee, but on Friday, Oct. 30, the Wildcats dominated from start to finish and had a chance to smile.
Four days after a 34-7 home loss to rival Loganville Christian, Bethlehem Christian Academy exacted a lopsided shellacking on Notre Dame Academy in Duluth on Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 27.
As Winder-Barrow coach Ed Dudley put it, the 24-hour window of “pouting” after a heartbreaking loss has come and gone, and the Bulldoggs have their eyes firmly set on doing something that no other team in GHSA Region 8-AAAAAA has been able to do over the last four-plus seasons: beat Dacula.
It’s rare — as in never before — that Ed Dudley has been part of a team that had a two-week break in the middle of a season. But as with all things 2020, the Winder-Barrow head coach is taking it in stride.
Bethlehem Christian Academy’s junior high volleyball team won its region tournament Sept. 26 after entering the tournament as a No. 5 seed.
After showing improvement and progress in its second game of the season, Bethlehem Christian Academy put it all together Friday, Sept. 25, to notch its first victory of the Bruce Lane era.
Bethlehem Christian Academy senior running back Chad Norwood had a career night Friday — rushing for five first-half touchdowns and adding a kickoff return for a score in the second half — as the Knights routed Augusta Prep 42-12 in Martinez for the first victory of the season and the Bruce …
The first bye week of the season came at an ideal time last week for Bethlehem Christian Academy as the Knights used the extra few days to get healed up physically, give some more players down the depth chart some extra snaps and to try to address some of the miscues that have played factors…
Habersham Central senior running back Jackson Clouatre ran for over 300 yards and scored three second-half touchdowns Friday as the Raiders knocked off Apalachee 56-35 at R. Harold Harrison Stadium, avenging a 56-49 loss in last year’s season finale.
Bethlehem Christian Academy's 2020 season got off to a rough start Friday, Sept. 4, as the Knights were shut out at home 49-0 by Strong Rock Christian School of Locust Grove.
A new era of Bethlehem Christian Academy football officially begins Friday, and the Knights are hoping it will be a stable, sustained and successful one under proven veteran head coach Bruce Lane.
Long-time high school football coach Bruce Lane and his wife had long targeted the Athens area as a landing spot with family nearby. So when the head coach opening at Bethlehem Christian Academy came up earlier this year, Lane jumped at the opportunity to come to a school he was already fami…
There’s hitting the ground running and adjusting on the fly, and then there’s Tim Coker’s situation as the new head softball coach at Bethlehem Christian Academy.
After a three-month search, Bethlehem Christian Academy has a new head football coach and a new athletic director.
Bethlehem Christian Academy athletic director and head football coach Gus Felder resigned last week after just under a year with the school to take a position with the NFL’s Carolina Panthers organization.
Bethlehem Christian Academy’s baseball team made its annual trip to Phenix City, Ala., for the Border Wars Baseball Tournament last weekend and came away with a 1-2 mark in three time-shortened games against teams from Alabama.
Bethlehem Christian Academy's tennis teams won their GISA Region 4-AAA openers against Loganville Christian Academy at Victor Lord Park on Thursday, Feb. 27. The Lady Knights won 5-0, while the BCA boys prevailed 3-0. Senior Iris Hundeby, part of the No. 1 doubles pair for the Lady Knights, …
The Mike DeSantis era for Bethlehem Christian Academy baseball got off to a resounding start Friday, Feb. 28, but the Knights’ new head coach said the expectations will be much higher going forward.
MACON — The Bethlehem Christian Academy boys’ basketball team knew it would have to play practically mistake-free to have a shot at knocking off defending state champion The Heritage School of Newnan on Saturday, Feb. 22, in the GISA Class AAA quarterfinals at Tattnall Square Academy.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy girls’ basketball team nearly pulled off a surprising upset in the first round of the GISA Class AAA playoffs on Tuesday, Feb. 18, but couldn’t hold onto a late lead at top-ranked Deerfield-Windsor in Albany.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy baseball team has its eyes on a new season with a new coach.
Coaches: Heather Roseland (girls) and Taylor Hardy (boys)
For the second straight season, the Bethlehem Christian Academy boys' basketball team is heading to the Elite Eight.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy girls’ basketball team saw a double-digit halftime lead at home erode Friday, Jan. 31, as the Lady Knights fell to Westminster School of Augusta and had their Senior Night spoiled.
In what was likely the final home game of their high school careers, it seemed only appropriate that the Bethlehem Christian Academy boys’ basketball team’s seniors carried the Knights to a region victory over Westminster School of Augusta on Friday, Jan. 31.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy boys’ basketball team had three players in doubles figures but it was not enough to overcome visiting Loganville Christian Academy on Tuesday, Jan. 21.
The coaches of the Bethlehem Christian Academy basketball teams packed their non-region schedules this season with a slate of GHSA opponents, and that preparation against tougher competition showed Friday, Jan. 10.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy boys' basketball team went to Commerce High School looking to get closer to .500 on the season.
The Winder-Barrow boys’ basketball team continued its hot start in its first year under head coach Travis McDaniel, picking up a 60-47 win at North Oconee on Tuesday, Dec. 10.
After a nearly six-month search, Bethlehem Christian Academy has a new head varsity baseball coach.
First-year Bethlehem Christian Academy girls’ basketball head coach Lashon Steele said she is “competitive in everything I do,” and she wants that to be reflected in her team’s performance as the Lady Knights are setting their goals high this season.
A season of transition came to a close for the Bethlehem Christian Academy football team on Friday, Nov. 15.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy softball team was well-represented on the GISA Region 1-AAA all-region team as seven players earned recognition, while Knights coach Michael Clarke was named the region's coach of the year.
Bethlehem Christian Academy made a strong push in the third quarter, but the Knights came up short, falling to Trinity Christian School 48-32 in Dublin in their regular-season finale Friday, Nov. 8.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy Volley Knights finished their 2019 season with a regular season overall record of 15-14.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy football team showed some fight early Friday, Nov. 1, but in the end visiting Bulloch Academy simply had too many offensive weapons.
Bethlehem Christian Academy will go for an upset Friday, Nov. 1, in its final home game of the season as the Knights welcome Bulloch Academy to town.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy Volley Knights saw their 2019 season come to an end on Friday, Oct. 18, against the defending state champion.
Untimely errors and walks had plagued Bethlehem Christian Academy at times during an up-and-down season, and they came at the most inopportune time Monday, Oct. 21, in the GISA Class AAA quarterfinals against visiting Tiftarea Academy.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy football team showed again Friday, Oct. 18, that it has made significant strides on defense since the start of the season. But the Knights weren’t able to generate enough offense in a 21-7 home loss to The Westfield School out of Perry.
Forecasted rain for Saturday, Oct. 19, has pushed back Bethlehem Christian Academy's GISA Class AAA home quarterfinal series against Tiftarea Academy to Monday, Oct. 21.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy volleyball team had a busy final week of the 2019 regular season and is now hoping to make some noise in the state tournament.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy spring 2019 softball team received its state championship rings during a ceremony at halftime of the school's football game on Friday, Oct. 4. The Knights went 17-0 to win the GICAA crown.
The first half of the 2019 football season has seen the Bethlehem Christian Academy football team take its share of lumps.
Bethlehem Christian Academy claimed its second region championship this calendar year Thursday, Oct. 3, defeating The Heritage School 7-3 in Newnan to capture the GISA Region 1-AAA title.
After going 17-0 and winning the GICAA state championship this past spring in its second season back from a four-year hiatus, the Bethlehem Christian Academy softball team moved up to GISA this fall and has had an “up and down” season, as coach Michael Clarke put it.
Bethlehem Christian Academy snapped its four-game scoreless streak Friday, Sept. 27, but the Knights weren’t able to contain an explosive Pinewood Christian Academy offense, falling 59-14 in Bellville.
After a week off, the Bethlehem Christian Academy football team will try to take the first step Friday, Sept. 27, toward turning its season around after an 0-4 start.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy softball team scored early and often and rode a strong pitching performance Tuesday, Sept. 24, as the Knights picked up a 13-0 win in four innings at home over Loganville Christian Academy in a GISA Region 1-AAA contest.
Apalachee junior pitcher Emily Hodnett was perfect in the circle and got plenty of run support early Tuesday, Sept. 17, as the Wildcats routed Lanier 10-0 in five innings on the road.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy volleyball team has been somewhat of a work in progress during the 2019 season.
Ongoing lightning and heavy rain brought an early end to the Friday, Sept. 13, contest at Bethlehem Christian Academy and gave visiting Frederica Academy a 21-0 victory over the Knights after both teams' coaches agreed to let the score stand.
The 2019 season has gotten off to a rocky start for the Bethlehem Christian Academy football team and the Knights may be going from the proverbial frying pan into the fire on Friday, Sept. 13.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy football team hoped familiar territory would help give it a boost on Friday, Sept. 6.
A rough start to the 2019 season for the Bethlehem Christian Academy football team continued Friday, Aug. 30 in a 36-0 loss at Briarwood Academy in Warrenton.
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