BMCS Athletics
Our Team
Dale William
Our Goal
Athletic Director
Becky Donahue
Our Goal
Co-Athletic Director
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Our Goal
At the heart of our athletic program is a desire to help student-athletes grow in Christ-like character, learning how to live out their faith both on and off the field. We believe sports are more than just competition; they’re a powerful way to teach life lessons and Biblical values. Through wins, losses, hard work, and teamwork, students experience situations that help shape who they are becoming. Our coaches are here to guide them through these moments with wisdom and purpose.
We also believe that athletics are about building strong, lasting relationships. As players work together as a team, they learn trust, leadership, and unity under the guidance of coaches who care deeply about their spiritual and personal growth.
Sports are just one part of a student’s journey—not the whole story. Our goal is to support each young person in becoming a well-rounded individual who strives to reach their full, God-given potential in every area of life.
The athletic program will:
1. Provide well-planned and well-balanced inter-scholastic activities for as many participants as possible, consistent with available facilities, personnel, and financial support.
2. Present a minimal amount of interference with the academic program.
3. Involve not only the participants but also the student body and school community.
4. Provide opportunities for the parents and friends of the school to be renewed, strengthened, and united
Game Day Eligibility
If a student is absent from school on the day of a game, they will not be permitted to participate unless the absence is excused and approved by the Athletic Director. Students who arrive at school by at least halftime will be eligible to play in the game.
Student Academic Eligibility
​To participate in any scheduled game, each student must have a signed Parental Authorization Form on file.
Academic Requirements:
• Students must maintain a minimum average of “C” in all subject areas.
• If a student is failing any subject, they will be placed on a one-week probation. During this time, the student may continue to practice and play in games.
• After one week, if the student remains below a “C” in any subject, they will become ineligible to participate in both practices and games until the grade improves.
Behavioral Eligibility
• Students are also expected to demonstrate appropriate behavior and cooperation in the classroom.
• If a student’s conduct is deemed unacceptable, they may be placed on behavioral probation.
• The same probation and ineligibility rules that apply to academics will also apply to behavior.
Homeschoolers ( $125/Sport)
BMCS welcomes homeschoolers to participate in our athletics program. All homeschoolers interested in participating must submit the following to the school office:
1. Complete the online enrollment form.
2. Provide a sports physical for the current school year.
3. Agree to our code of conduct and statement of faith as required on the enrollment form.
4. Pay $125/sport with check, cash, or money order at the office or online.
ENROLLMENT
Please take the time to review each of these documents. Physical copies are made available at our school office. You will not be able to complete our enrollment without acknowledging that you and your student have read and agree to the following:
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Provide a BMCS Sports Physical for the current school year
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Will Obey the Code of Conduct
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Hold students accountable to the academic, behavioral, and game day eligibility guidelines as listed on this page
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Agree to the BMCS Athletic liability waiver