Continuing his focus on athletes throughout the Fresno Christian campus, senior Richie Cortez digs deeper into players lives rather than focusing on their play on the field. Cortez uncovers unheard stories and highlights moments that athletes experience to get to where they are today.  Two year linebacker and running back for the Eagles, Andrew Moore, ‘21, puts in countless hours of studying film and rehearsing multiple repetitions in practice to perfect his game. Along with contributing to the football team in the backfield, Moore strives to impact his campus and peers.

When I graduate, I will find myself among those called Fresno Christian lifers- people who have attended this school from Kindergarten through Senior year. After all these years in a stable, Christian learning environment, I feel ready to face the challenges the world has to throw at me. The lessons taught here, through the knowledge and compassion of the staff, have allowed me to flourish into the person I am today. The lessons of elementary school lie far behind, but happy thoughts of friendships lasting from that time until now remain with me. The teachers of my younger years prepared me excellently for the things that would face me as I grew. Although I wasn't always the easiest pupil, their patience and maturity gave a positive role model to follow. This example was a helpful guideline as I aged and life became more and more complicated with new responsibilities and experiences.

Fresno Christian mother and Peoples Church pastor, Alisha Moore, speaks in chapel, Oct. 23. Moore is a mother of four, and a children's minister. When not taking care of her four children, Alisha can be found sharing the gospel to other kids.

The varsity boys' tennis team will take on the Fowler Redcats in a non-league friendly match, on the FC courts, in preparation for playoffs, April 28. The tennis team will play in the Valley individual...

High school soccer offers a demanding season for those resilient enough to survive it. The constant running, freezing winter practices and dirty hits prove that the sport is not for the faint of heart. Senior Andrew Moore knows all too well about the pains of the sport as the starting wing for the 2015-'16 Fresno Christian soccer team.

Homecoming court voted in by the class of 2021 during their senior trip at Hume Lake made up for the lost traditions earlier in the year. Nominees for king candidates were: Kyle Clem, Bryson Grahm, Ryan Stark, Andrew Moore and Landon Bell.

Sophomores Cohl Obwald and Andrew Moore start their first serialized novel, Fantium. Chapters will be revealed every month. Make sure to check back and leave comments on what you think about it.

After a long season, Fresno Christian's boys tennis team wrapped up the regular season with a, 5-4 win at Firebaugh. With the thoughts of the postseason looming, the Eagles had one last chance to perfect their game before the playoffs hit. Over the past weekend, members of the team competed in the WSL tournament hosted by Madera South. Two players were asked to play singles and two teams of doubles were present for the tournament. For the Eagles, Andrew Moore, '16, and Zach Passmore, '17, played singles. Jarrod Markarian, '17, and Justin Houts, '16, played second doubles and Reese Brown, '19, and Nick LeBlanc, '17, played third doubles. All teams from the West Sequoia League were present and with a couple of wins, any player could qualify for the valley tournament.

Last night both teams played against Caruthers. Boys soccer won 4-0, and ladies soccer lost 3-0. FC seniors Josh Carter, Bailey Brogan, Andrew Moore, Julianna Rosik, Morgan Koop, Maddie Luginbill were all recognized for their hard work and commitment to the team.

As the school year comes to an end, the class of '21 is acknowledged during the 40th annual graduation, May 27. FCS sends off 47 seniors, 12 lifers and 27 CSF members during the ceremony. The graduating class cumulated over $2,5 million in scholarships.