Our Mission

The Grace College athletic department exists for the purpose of glorifying God by helping make disciples of Jesus Christ, developing competent athletic teams, and sharing the Gospel message with the sport culture. The Department of Athletics endorses and supports the Grace College "Mission Statement" which states: "Grace College is an evangelical Christian community of higher education which applies Biblical values in strengthening character, sharpening competence, and preparing for service." The athletics program is an integral part of the educational mission of Grace College. Competition in athletics makes a significant contribution in the development of the total person and can be used effectively as part of the training program that prepares a person for service and leadership. Further, it is recognized that Grace's athletics program:

· Has a primary function to assist in the development of personal character and values of Christianity.

· Provides opportunity for a significant dynamic growth process in discipline, sacrifice, self-control and teamwork.

· Has a desire to be a credit to the institution and to compete effectively at appropriate levels of competition.

· Is committed to providing Christian leadership through dedicated and capable coaches.

· Will strongly advocate spiritual growth both on and off the field of competition.

Follow Grace in the 2010 NCCAA Tourney from Oakland City
on The LAB

Thursday, Mar. 18
Men's Basketball (A)
NCCAA National Championship Oakland City, IN
vs. Oakland City
Won, 84-77 OT

Softball (A)
Spring Break Trip Hattiesburg, MS
vs. William Carey
Lost, 2-9
Lost, 1-10

Baseball (A)
Spring Break Trip Clearwater, FL
vs. Dordt
Won, 5-3
Lost, 4-9

Friday, Mar. 19
Men's Basketball (A)
NCCAA National Championship Oakland City, IN
vs. King College 7 pm CST

Softball (A)
Spring Break Trip Hattiesburg, MS
vs. William Woods 10 am
vs. Mobile 5 pm

Baseball (A)
Spring Break Trip Clearwater, FL
Dakota Wesleyan 12:30 pm

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