C.S. Lewis Academy Youth Sports

C.S. Lewis Academy Youth Sports is part of C.S. Lewis Academy, where the lion mascot is a tribute to Aslan from The Chronicles of Narnia. The program is connected to school sports teams, and athletics is mentioned alongside other areas of student life in parent and alumni feedback.

C.S. Lewis Academy states that its goal for students includes improving skills, having fun, and showing good sportsmanship during competition. The school’s mission says it is committed to providing an education that is challenging and responsive to individual needs in a safe, nurturing environment that fosters character development and spiritual growth based on Biblical truth. C.S. Lewis Academy identifies itself as Yamhill County's premier K–12 Christian school and notes that the educational process in the school is dependent on a Biblical philosophy. Every member of the C.S. Lewis Academy faculty professes faith in Jesus Christ and states a desire to care for students both academically and spiritually. The school reports that it enjoys a diverse faculty, many of whom have advanced degrees in their fields and many years of educational experience, and it holds profile accreditation.

Parent and alumni testimonials describe students participating on school sports teams and clubs and refer to the sports program as memorable and meaningful in their school experience. One alumni parent notes that their children experienced “athletics and gentleness” along with other subjects, and a current parent mentions that their children “love participating on the school sports teams & clubs.” An alum and current basketball coach/athletic assistant shares that the sports program holds a special place in their memories, and another alum, now a teacher and head varsity volleyball coach, describes having coached three different sports at the school.

Last updated December 29, 2025.