Project Description
About Our High School Athletics
Pacific Point Christian High School athletics is a proud member of the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) program, “Pursuing Victory with Honor”, and participates in the Pacific Coast Athletic League (PCAL). Our goal is to share, show, and teach life lessons through teamwork, commitment and discipline in competition. Athletes will learn the skills of each sport, handle the pressure of games, work as a team, and learn how to display sportsmanship on and off the field. With the small school experience, we have the chance to mentor each of our athletes and allow them to share their journey with our elementary students through the Lion’s Pride after school program. PPCHS provides opportunities for athletes to develop in their sport and grow as young men and women.
Boys 8-man Football
Girls Golf
Girls Volleyball
Boys’ Basketball:
The boys’ basketball team looks to make its fourth straight appearance into the CCS D5 playoffs this upcoming season. Coming off a second place finish in the Arroyo division last season, the Lions are eyeing an opportunity to win their league if they are able to get a full league season of games. The Lions are led by first year Head Coach Alec Vucinich who brings an impressive amount of experience and knowledge as a collegiate basketball player to the program. Coach Vuninch played at Scotts Valley High where he was an all-league player and was also a member of the prestigious West Valley Basketball club for whom he currently coaches during the summer. After one year at West Valley College, Vucinich transferred to play at La Verne University. The boys’ basketball team will be assisted by Jerod Prettyman who was a 4-sport athlete in high school along with being a two time first team all-league basketball player.
The boys’ basketball team will have 4 seniors that will look to provide consistency and leadership. Artavius Martin was a first team all PCAL player last season and will look to lead the team along with fellow seniors Gabriel Donnelly, Gabriel Smart, and Roberto Valencia. Michael Hernandez will be the only other upperclassmen on the team as the rest of the team will be underclassmen who are hungry, determined, eager to learn, and ready to compete. Coach Vucinich is excited to have the combination of proven upperclassmen with enthusiastic underclassmen and feels that the team will be ready to compete right away. “I believe we have some senior leadership that has experience competing for a league championship. Our younger players are going to get a chance to learn and contribute and that will pay dividends down the road for the future of our program.”
The boys’ basketball team is looking forward to playing their first games by the end of April. Once a schedule is confirmed by the PCAL, we will be sure to send out that information.
Girls Basketball
Boys Golf
Boys Track & Field
Girls Track & Field
Cheerleading
