One Storm, Many Teams
With Providence students participating in many types of sporting events, we’d like to share an overview of how we help your child go from PE to signing up for college sports and maybe even farther with our excellent athletic program! Contact us for more information.
Upcoming Games
| Team | Opponent | Date | Time | Location |
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| Varsity Golf |
vs.
Hebron Christian Academy
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Away |
Athletic News
We are proud to announce that Jonathan Beverly is the new Head Football Coach at Providence! Read more in the Gwinnett Daily Post.
Providence senior Bailey Moody has been chosen as one of 12 athletes selected to the 2020 U.S. Paralympic Women's Wheelchair Basketball Team. Bailey is the only high school student and the youngest player on Team USA. She will compete in the Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020 in August as they defend their title from the Rio 2016 Games. Click here to read more.
Congratulations to Coach Joey Thacker for being voted Region 8-A Coach of the Year!
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- Boys Basketball
Congratulations to Elijah Williams on being voted Region 8-A Player of the Year!
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- Boys Basketball
Congratulations to sophomore Sydney Hrehor, who was named to the Gwinnett Daily Post super six for tennis! She’s being recognized as one of the preseason’s top six players in the county!
Read more here.
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- Tennis
Jordan van den Berg has earned all-state football honors by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, as one of the defensive players in Single A. Jordan had a team record 157 tackles this season.
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- football
Maymie deMayo is the Gwinnett Daily Post's Fan's Choice Winter Athlete of the Week. Maymie is sophomore member of the varsity girls basketball team. She was selected for the poll after the team's win over Strong Rock where she had 18 points, 10 rebounds and four blocked shots.
According to Coach Kindig, “Maymie is an incredible young woman. There are plenty of things she brings on the court, but the person that she is and the way that she plays is where her impact is truly felt. She is a culture-driver for our team and is a captain as a 10th-grader. That speaks to the way that she leads by example and the tone she sets by the effort with which she plays. She has been coming into the gym multiple times a week all season at 6:30 a.m. to get extra shots up. Quite honestly, it’s been a long time since we’ve had a player dedicate herself to her game, our team and our program the way Maymie has these last few months. She is one of our most coachable kids and the type of player that makes coaching fun.”
Thanks to everyone who voted. And congratulations Maymie!
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The Gwinnett Daily Post covers the varsity boys basketball team after their 8-0 start this season, marking a new era in the Storm's basketball program.
To read more, click here.
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- Boys Basketball
Providence Johns Creek senior Leila Moss has signed to continue her soccer career playing for the LaGrange College Panthers.
Leila is the starting keeper for the Storm.
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- Soccer
Jordan van den Berg was named the region 8-A Defensive Player of the Year.
JJ led the region in total tackles with 157, which was good for the second-highest total in Gwinnett County.
Several other Storm football players received recognition as well.
Evan O'Leary made the first-team offense, and Chason Dickens made the first-team defense. Zach Douglas, Skyler Jordan, and Casey Luck made the second-team offense, while Sam Johnson and Griffin Pressley made the second-team defense.
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Hannah Nolan has signed to continue her softball career at Georgia Southwestern University.
Hannah finishes her Providence career owning seven different school records, including single-season records in doubles, triples, and batting average, and is top 5 in three other offensive categories.
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- softball
Alaina Emminger has signed to continue her volleyball career at Emmanuel College.
Alaina will graduate as the most effective hitter and strongest volleyball player Providence has ever had, breaking three school records.
Her career stats include 182 aces, 552 digs, 89 blocks, and 1,111 kills.
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- volleyball
Varsity volleyball coach Katie Bailey celebrated a milestone of 100 wins at Providence.
In her fourth year as coach, she is now the all-time winningest volleyball coach in school history, with a total of 107 wins.
Her varsity squad broke four school records during the 2019 season.
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Providence Christian won the Silver Division title of the Gwinnett County Volleyball Championships at Parkview on Saturday.
The Storm (26-14) defeated Grayson in the championship match 25-20, 25-19, following earlier wins over Collins Hill (25-14, 25-16) and Mountain View (25-19, 30-28).
Alaina Emminger had 38 kills and 11 digs, upping her career kills total past the 1,000 mark, a first for a Providence player. The Storm also got 13 aces from Taylor Lewis and 12 digs and 38 assists from Lauren Yost.
Source: Gwinnett Prep Sports
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- volleyball
The Providence Storm has once again won the Georgia High School Association Spirit Sportsmanship Award!
This honor is voted on by competing schools in our region. Three sports, including football, softball, and boys basketball won for their individual sports and Providence won the overall award as well.
Congrats Storm fans and athletes for reflecting our standard of fan support that cheers for our players and not against our opponents and that shows hospitality and respect toward opposing teams.
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- Sportsmanship