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The Christchurch School football team has kicked off their season with a strong start, winning their first three games and showcasing impressive offensive and defensive skills. Notable victories include a shutout against Covenant School and a commanding win over Central Virginia Disciples. The team’s head coach, Joel Jorgensen, alongside his coaching staff, has fostered a competitive spirit among players, leading them to victories. With a home opener approaching against the Central Virginia Disciples, the Seahorses are determined to continue their winning streak and demonstrate their talent on the field.
Christchurch – The Christchurch School (CCS) football team started this season with an impressive performance, winning their first three games and setting a strong tone for the remainder of the season. CCS achieved consecutive victories, with scores indicating both offensive prowess and robust defense, notably posting a shutout against their second opponent.
In their opening game, CCS dominated Isle of Wight Academy with a lopsided score of 50-6. Following that, they showcased a commanding defensive performance by shutting out Charlottesville’s Covenant School, finishing the game at 36-0. The team continued their winning streak by defeating the Central Virginia Disciples from the Central Home School Athletic Association 56-40, bringing their overall record to 3-0.
The head coach for CCS is Joel Jorgensen, supported by his assistant coaches: Charles Murrell, Donovan Hayes, Wesley West, Fred West, Floyd Crouch, and Kobe Scales from the Class of 2020. The team captains are Will Flagg from Williamsburg, Christian Mongillo from North Haven, Connecticut, Eli Belizor from Monroe, Connecticut, and Liam Rooney from Roanoke.
This Saturday, the Seahorses will play their home opener against the Central Virginia Disciples at Dischinger Field, located on CCS’s upper campus, with kickoff set for noon. Admission for spectators is free. CCS’s robust team dynamics and strategic gameplay have set them apart in their early matches, making them a formidable opponent as the season progresses.
CCS recorded a significant victory against Middlesex High School (MHS) on September 2, 2025, with a final score of 35-6. The Seahorses began that game with a two-yard touchdown run by Jack Bamford, which initiated their scoring at 8-0 following a successful two-point conversion. Bamford added another touchdown in the second quarter, extending the lead to 14-0. MHS managed to reach the CCS 12-yard line but failed to capitalize on the opportunity as they were stopped after four downs.
CCS secured another touchdown as Carter Linkletter crossed the goal line, leading to a 21-0 halftime score. In the second half, Felix Koerner caught a 15-yard touchdown pass, pushing the score further to 28-0. The Seahorses’ final touchdown was scored by Linkletter after recovering a fumble from MHS, concluding the game at 35-0 before MHS managed a consolation touchdown through David Seay in the final minute, leading to the final score of 35-6.
Despite the loss, MHS had commendable performances, with David Seay recording 81 rushing yards and one touchdown, complemented by Jayden Kidd’s 51 rushing yards. The CCS defense featured standout performances, led by Malik Dandy with 9 tackles and 3 sacks, while Cameron Byers contributed with 7 tackles and a fumble recovery.
As the CCS football team prepares for their next challenge against the Maryland School for the Deaf on October 3, 2025, at 4:00 p.m., they remain focused on continuing their winning streak and demonstrating their skills on the field. With a solid lineup of players and dedicated coaching staff, the Seahorses are poised to maintain their momentum throughout the season.
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Additional Resources
- Southside Sentinel: Christchurch Schools Gridiron Seahorses Get Twin Decisive Victories
- Wikipedia: Football
- MaxPreps: Football Recap – Christchurch School Extends Winning Streak to Three
- Google Search: Christchurch School football
- Southside Sentinel: Christchurch Football Defeats Middlesex 35-6
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Football
- MaxPreps: Football Recap – Isle of Wight Academy Comes Up Short
- Google News: Christchurch football team
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