Athletics

CCES Booster Club

Thank you to our sponsors:

Supporting an Athletic Tradition

The CCES Booster Club is proud to support the long-standing athletic tradition at CCES in a number of ways.  With close to 80% of our upper school students participating in athletic teams, the Booster Club is able to positively impact our entire school community and support the CCES Strategic Plan.
The Booster Club partners with the CCES Athletics staff to provide great game day experiences for our athletes and fans.  Each year the Booster Club manages concessions and gates at games, produces the Sports Program (Fall, Winter and Spring editions) and hosts seasonal Senior Athlete Recognition events.  
In addition, we strategically invest in the future our athletes and programs. In recent years, contributions from the Booster Club have assisted with the following projects:
 
  • Launch and operation of the successful Athletic Leadership Program led by Dr. Milt Lowder.
  • Addition of new bleachers, ticket booth, scoreboard, lights, and sound system to Linda Reeves Field.
  • Installation of partitioning curtains, improvements to locker rooms, addition of new LED scoring table, and replacement of lights in McCall Fieldhouse.
  • New Tennis Pavilion.
  • New ticket booth at Carson Stadium.
  • Purchase of screens and field covers at Robertson-Navarro Baseball Pavilion.
  • Swim Pace Clock.
  • Addition of new training equipment in the Cavalier Training Center.
  • Numerous other additions and improvements to CCES athletic programs, facilities, and equipment.
  • Live Stream video cameras were installed at McCall Field House, Carson Stadium, Linda Reeves Field, and Robertson-Navarro Baseball Pavilion for our students, families, and community members to view live matches and games. 
  • An additional practice field was completed to allow more teams to train directly after school.   
  • Resurfacing of the Carson Stadium track.

How you can participate

There are several ways you, your family, and your company can participate in supporting CCES Athletics through the Booster Club.
Join - Your membership in the Booster Club is a great way to get in the game!  You’ll help provide much-needed funds for athletic facilities, equipment, and training each year.  Additionally, you receive free admission to all CCES home sporting events!
To join or renew your membership, select one of the easy options on this page.
Sponsor - Corporate sponsorship through the Booster Club is a critical component of CCES Athletics assistance.  Advertising in our Sports Program provides broad exposure to the CCES community while supporting CCES athletes and coaches.  We also offer a seasonal Corporate Sponsor Program that includes signage at CCES athletic venues as well as an ad in the Sports Programs.
 

Membership Levels:

All memberships include name(s) listed in Sports Programs.
 
Member - $175 (2 key tags and car decal included)
 
Patron - $350 (4 key tags and car decal included)
 
Grand Patron - $500 (6 key tags and premium car decal included)
 
Additional Key Tags - $75 each

    Join Booster Club:

    Booster Club Board

    President - Suszanne Williams
    Vice-President - Brantley Horton
    Secretary - Elizabeth Swent
    Treasurer - Greg Clark
     
    Susan Bowie 
    Crimora Carter
    Claire Davis
    Suzy Foral
    Denise Gandis
    Amie Glenn Goodwin
    Samy Iskandar 
    Ginnye Lusk
    Elizabeth Mann
    Carrie Marguet
    Todd Patat 
    Mary Catherine Reyner
    Henry Roye
    Suzanne Sanders 
    David Sanford

    CCES Sports Program

    Interested in a Coporate Sponsorship? Contact Gary Johnsen at 864-386-0093.                                                              
    Christ Church Episcopal School (“CCES”) admits students of any sex, race, color, national or ethnic origin, creed, religion, or sexual orientation to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at CCES. CCES does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, national or ethnic origin, creed, religion, or sexual orientation in the administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, financial aid or other programs, or athletic or other school-administered programs and activities.