Our athletics program seeks to Glorify God in all that we do on and off the field
The unfortunate truth for many Christian sports programs is that one often cannot tell the difference between the athletes and coaches from the Christian schools and the athletes and coaches from secular schools. At FRCS, we emphasize that athletes and fans must have a Christ-like demeanor and godly attitude in their approach to sports. This includes our revolutionary “Meet at the…” programs in which we invite the visiting team to gather for encouraging put-ups (instead of put-downs) and prayer after each home game.
Our coaches are more than just sports mentors. They also take seriously their responsibility to act as spiritual mentors and role models for their athletes. Many FRCS alumni state that their coaches played a vital role in their FRCS experience.
And most importantly, our sports programs seek to glorify God in everything.
All FRCS Student Athletes must turn in a completed Athletic Packet in order to participate in FRCS Sports.
Front Range Christian School is proud of our many athletes who have gone on to play sports in college.
Summer camps at FRCS provide fun activities designed to keep students connected while learning new skills.
As an Alumnus of FRCS baseball, I could not be more excited to step in and lead this team. I know that I am picking up a program that is on the right track to being very successful and I can tell there are great things on the horizon for us.
The Lord instilled in me a passion for baseball at a very young age. I have been surrounded by the game for nearly my entire life. It is by far the sport that I enjoy the most– both watching and playing. I played nearly every season from the time I was three until my Senior year of high school. Both my Junior and Senior years, I was fortunate to be a part of a team that made a solid run into the playoffs. One of the things that I regret the most in life is not pursuing a college baseball career and I am excited to get the chance to help guys that graduate Front Range take their game to the collegiate level.
While my coaching experience is limited, I feel confident that I will be surrounded by assistants who will hold me accountable, help me to grow as a coach, and pour into the players that are a part of our team. Together, I think we will be able to help shape these guys into young men that will be equipped to go out and change the world, but also drastically increase their skills and knowledge in the game of baseball.
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Dennis joined the coaching team at FRCS July 2022. In his own words:
“Hi! I’m Coach Dennis Wagner, but everyone calls me Coach Wags. I have been a high school and club soccer and wrestling coach for over 30 years. I’ve been an active skills, technical and personal training coach for over 25 years. I have owned and operated gyms and training facilities in the past. In college I both wrestled and played soccer. I also played semi-professional soccer out of college. I have two unbelievably amazing daughters that I have had the pleasure of coaching both of them in club soccer during my career as a coach.
“I want to thank you for the opportunity to come work with and have a positive impact on the FRCS soccer program and the development of your young men on and off the field. I am also excited to help them in their long term goals in life to serve those around them in a positive manner, just like Jesus would have done.”
Amanda was an experienced collegiate player, playing outside hitter all four years of college. She earned Academic All-American and All-Conference honors while she was in college and was voted captain of her team for two of her four years. She has coached club volleyball and assisted in top-tier volleyball camps for well over a decade.
Amanda is also a teacher. She believes wholeheartedly in the equal development of the student and the athlete. In her own words: “Discipleship is extremely important to me. Volleyball is an amazing game, and I push my athletes in conditioning and skill-development to reach their fullest potential. But in everything we do, we focus on our identity in Christ. That’s what will lay the foundation for our performance in games, in the classroom, and in their individual and collective futures.”
Believes in a Biblical foundation
Matthew 17:20; Isaiah 38:19; 2 Timothy 3:16; Psalm 18:30
Stands up for what is right
Isaiah 41:10; Joshua 1:9; Psalm 27:1
Remains competitive without seeking
Proverbs 11:3, 5; Luke 16:10; Proverbs 2:1-2, 5, 9; Titus 2:7-8
Fosters a culture of innovation
Ephesians 2:10; Psalm 45:1; Psalm 139:13-14
Leads and competes with confidence
Matthew 20:26; Joshua 1:9; Proverbs 12:15; Matthew 7:24-29
Exhibits confidence and respect
Matthew 18:4; Titus 3:2; Proverbs 13:10;
Strives for excellence to God’s glory
Hebrews 6:10-12; Proverbs 12:24; 1 Corinthians 10:31
Engages in respectful and confident
1 Chronicles 28:20; 1 Corinthians 15:58;
Driven to express charity to others
John 13:34-35; 1 John 4:12; 1 John 4:19; 1 Corinthians 16:14
Pursues life and athletics
Proverbs 11:1; Proverbs 25:16;
