WTCS Senior Derek Lee signs with Univ. of Jamestown

Derek Lee, Senior at Williston Trinity Christian School, signed his letter of intent to play baseball at the University of Jamestown. Derek is a three sport athlete – playing basketball for the WTCS Crusaders and participating through a co-op with Williston High School in soccer and baseball. He is a 3 year captain for basketball and was named a captain for the 2021 soccer team.

Derek is excited to continue his baseball career at the University of Jamestown. Derek says, “I love the game of baseball. I’m thankful to UJ Coach Hager for the opportunity to continue doing what I love. I also want to thank all of my Williston coaches – WHS Coach Finders and Post 37 Keybirds’ Coach Egge and all of my other coaches for the time they have put into helping me develop as a player. I’m grateful for my family and friends and for their support.”

Derek has maintained a 4.1 GPA and is a member of the Cru Honors Institute. He plans to pursue a degree in Physical Therapy.

“We are so proud of Derek and the effort he has put into everything he does,” say parents Chad and Jamie Lee. “He is a great example of how hard work and determination can help you achieve your goals. We are thankful for the amazing group of teachers and coaches who have poured into him over the years.”

Quote from WHS Head Baseball Coach Aaron Finders: “Derek Lee has a bright future in his academics and in baseball at Jamestown.  He has worked very hard to have this opportunity. I’m so proud and happy for Derek and his family.”

Quote from WTCS Basketball Coach Braaten:  “Derek has been everything you want in a student athlete. I can say without a doubt that he not only has been one of my most reliable, constant basketball players over the last 4 years, he also became a great friend. There are certain players in a coach’s career that will stand out as more than just a player. Derek is one of those players. Baseball is his priority, but as a basketball coach I could never tell. He would do anything and everything to try and make his basketball training fit within his baseball training. Derek has a rare gift of being very athletic, great iq on and off the court, driven, and coachable. These gifts are what makes him such a special basketball and baseball player. I know without a doubt he will continue to excel in every area of his life, academically and extracurricularly.”

Crusader Volleyball

Crusader Girls Volleyball (grades 7-12) begins Monday, August 16th. The practice schedule for that week is as follows: 9:30am-11:00am AND 1:30pm-3:00 pm every day, Monday – Friday. Remember to sign-up with the office! Players need to turn in Physicals, concussion forms and fees to the office as soon as possible. Area homeschoolers are also invited to join WTCS athletics! Contact the front office to get started today!

FIRST LEGO League @ WTCS

WTCS’ FIRST LEGO League (FLL) Team, the Trinity Technicians, will be participating in the Minot Regional Qualifier at Minot State University on Saturday, January 12th.

“With adult Coaches to guide them, FIRST® LEGO® League teams (up to 10 members in grades 4-8) apply science, engineering, and math concepts, plus a big dose of imagination, to develop solutions to real-world challenges. They also design, build, and program LEGO MINDSTORMS®-based robots to perform autonomous ‘missions’ on a playing field. Along the way, they develop critical thinking, team-building, and presentation skills.”
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In the morning, teams are judged in three areas: project presentation, core values, & robot design. In the afternoon, 13 robotics teams compete against each other in space-themed missions. The top three teams from the day move on to the North Dakota FLL State Championship Tournament in Grand Forks in February.

The Trinity Technicians would like to thank team sponsors: AE2S & the North Dakota Society of Professional Engineers-Chapter 5. We appreciate your support as the team grows!

Watch for more pics from the big event on Saturday!

2018 District 15 Volleyball Tournament

 

On Monday, October 22, in their last game at home this season, the Williston Trinity Christian School’s Lady Crusaders took on the Tioga Pirates.  It was an exciting game with the CRU winning in 5 sets!

  • Madi Schell (senior) 3 aces/9 kills/2 blocks
  • Ilyssa Sanford (senior) 2 aces/17 assists
  • Ellie Haskins (freshman) 4 aces/3 kills
  • Ashton Pierce (senior) 5 kills

The Crusaders have five seniors on their varsity team this year:  Ilyssa Sanford, Madi Schell, Ashton Pierce, Kaia Poole, and Elizabeth Thomas.  These ladies have led their team to a conference record of 7-2 and a season record of 9-5 with head coach Staci Haugen and assistant coach LaLynda Blotsky.

Varsity Lady Cru enters into District 15 Tournament play at New Town next week seeded #2.  District 15 includes Trenton, Alexander, New Town, White Shield, and Parshall.

“There is a lot of individual talent on the team this year,” says Head Coach Staci Haugen, “and when they play together as a team they do so well. I’m looking forward to districts. We have 5 seniors on Varsity that this will be their last district tournament.  I hope that we come ready to play and play cohesively as a team.”

Crusaders first district tournament game is Tuesday, October 30th at approximately 7:00pm against the winner of the Alexander-Parshall game.

 

2018 District 15 VB Tournament Bracket (printable)

WTCS Welcomes John Washington!

WTCS is excited to welcome JOHN WASHINGTON into the CRUSADER family as the PE Teacher, Athletic Director & Middle School Football Coach!

Mr. Washington is a Texas Christian University alumni with three years of NFL experience. He has accumulated more than 15 years of combined coaching, teaching, leading, inspiring, and motivating students into becoming better citizens.

What will Mr. Washington bring to WTCS?

*Consistently shown to provide leadership for students by exemplifying daily examples of winning character.

*Utilizes the ability of coaching sports to implement life lessons to help students stay motivated & focused in hopes of living a prosperous life.

*Led multiple track teams to state championship competitions on the junior high & high school level as well as football & basketball district champions.

*Implemented athletic training programs that had an immediate impact in the overall performance of student-athletes.

*Dedicated professionally and totally committed to inspiring & motivating the minds of our youth.

It is going to be an AMAZING year at WTCS! Join us today!

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Coach Fleck's Basketball Academy

Coach Fleck’s Basketball Academy

Coach Fleck's Basketball Academy

 

Mark your calendar for next summer’s Coach Fleck Basketball Academy – May 28, 29 & 30, 2019!

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From WTCS Principal & Basketball Coach Cory Fleck:

Thanks for all the ballers that came this summer to Coach Fleck’s Basketball Academy!
They improved each day!

Thanks to the coaches Sarah Telehey, Jordan Nix, Isaac Guylfrede, Chris Brooks, Peyton Monzon, Dawson Fleck, & Micah Fleck! Way to pour into those kids at Williston Trinity Christian!

God bless and have a great summer!

Coach Fleck’s Basketball Academy Registration

Thank you for your interest in Coach Fleck’s Basketball Academy 2018.  Please fill out the form below to register.  After submitting the form, you will be redirected to our payment system to complete the online registration.  Academy fee is $65 for 3 sessions of instruction.  Visa, MasterCard or Discover are accepted.

Thank You.

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CAMP INFORMATION:

Camp Director  Cory Fleck
Staff: The staff will consist of WTCS coaches, players, alumni, and college players.
Combined girls & boys sessions: Kindergarten-1st Grade: 8:30-9:15am
2nd-3rd Grade: 9:30-10:30am
4th-5th Grade: 10:45am-12:00pm
6th-8th Grade: 1:30-3:00pm
Where: Williston Trinity Christian School
Cost: $65 – includes 3 days of instruction (May 29, 30, 31)
Please submit payment below.
Academy: Cover Basketball Basics incorporating faith-based principles.
Learn how to create superior ball handling, terminology, shooting passing, and defensive skills.
Insurance: Each Camper is responsibly for his/her own medical expenses.
Other Information: Each camper must bring his/her own gym clothes and a pair of tennis shoes to wear.

 

Thank You to our Giving Hearts!

Thank you to all the families and supporters that contributed to the school on Giving Hearts Day last Thursday, February 9th. 

I also want to give a huge shout out to Meg-A-Latte who contributed 10% of their sales on that day.  We appreciate the support. 

If you have a business that you would consider partnering with us in the future, please let us know. 

We raised close to $13, 800 on the event.  Praise God!
 
Williston Trinity Christian School does not get any federal and state funding.  We charge approximately 60% of the cost of educating students. 

We are a faith – based organization.  We are not a tuition based school. 

We strive for Excellence in Christ and appreciate every penny given to us. 

 

Cory Fleck

Your Principal/Superintendent

Home of the Crusaders

Williston Trinity Christian School

Senior Athlete of the Year – Greta Eder, Girls Basketball

Greta Eder was named co-winner of District 15 Girls Basketball Senior Athlete of the Year! Congratulations!

Greta was the co-winner along with Caitlyn Tveter of New Town.

In the classroom, Eder has maintained a perfect 4.00 grade point average all through junior high and high school. On the court this year, she led the Crusaders in every statistical category. Her averages per game: 18.1 points, 7.5 rebounds, 4.8 steals and 4.1 assists.

Awards were presented Saturday night after the district championship game held at the Four Bears Event Center in New Town.

Great job Greta!

We are proud of our Crusaders!