MPC wins the Metro 10 league in multiple sports.
Mount Paran Christian School dominated the Metro 10 Championships this fall, bringing home five middle school titles across volleyball, football, golf with more to come.
The MPC seventh- and eighth-grade boys football team ended their season undefeated with a 20-6 victory over Pace Academy securing the Metro 10 Championship. During the final game, William Sudderth connected with Tyson Word for a 15-yard receiving touchdown to get the Eagles on the board. Kohen Trowell followed with an impressive reception and a designed lateral to CJ Arnold, who turned it into a 25-yard touchdown. On fourth-and-one, Ryder Stiltz found Brant Basinger for a 50-yard touchdown to cap off the Eagles’ scoring. The Eagles’ defense was equally impressive, holding Pace Academy to just six points. Basinger recorded two interceptions, while Sam Clarkin added another. Cole Gulesserian recovered a fumble, and Cayden Daniels contributed two sacks to help shut down the Pace offense.
Through teamwork, determination, and consistent execution, the Eagles maintained a perfect record throughout the season and finished on top as Metro 10 Champions, an accomplishment not achieved since 2024.
Adding to the middle school Metro 10 championships, the MPC fifth- and sixth-grade boys football team ended their season with a 20-8 victory over Whitfield and claimed the Metro 10 Championship. The team started the game with a forced turnover by Max Nabulsi which was recovered by Otis Brumby. It was followed by two touchdowns from Max Fecteau and Brumby. On the following play, Nate Clarson scored a touchdown with Fecteau gaining the 2-point conversion. Clarson ended the game with two interceptions, securing the Metro 10 Championship win.
Winning their third Metro 10 Championship in four years, the MPC volleyball B team was 14-0 against Metro 10 teams and did not drop a set throughout their entire season. Overall, the team was 24-1. During the title match, the team served 95 percent. Leading the way was Natalie Reeder (six aces), Mallory Berry (five aces), and Darla Chancy (four kills).
The middle school boys golf team capitalized on their season by outplaying King’s Ridge by seven strokes to secure the Metro 10 Championship. The boys team of Knox Bradford, Jack Cline, Zach Davis, and Jackson Diemer, all shot under 40, with a total of 101. Cline earned low medalist honors during the tournament with a 31.
The middle school girls golf team secured their Championship finish by beating Cornerstone by five strokes with a total of 75 strokes. The girls team consisted of Emma Downey, Lilly Elleby, Mercer Schuessler, and Ayers Schuessler. Elleby also earned low medalist honors in the tournament with a 34.
In addition, middle school MPC softball and volleyball A teams played competitively this season, finishing as Runners-Up in the Metro 10 league. The five number one titles were garnered out of a possible eight team opportunities across the league in five different sports.
