Welcome to the Nashville Central Christian(NCC)Warriors!  Our mission is to provide a venue for home-schooled children to honor our Lord Jesus Christ through the pursuit of excellence in the sport of basketball. 

This 2008-09' kicks off our 14th season of basketball.  Our primary goal is to serve our players in the development of christian character, basketball skills, and learning the benefits of teamwork. 

We currently field 5 teams which include Middle School Girls, Varsity Girls, Middle School Boys, JV Boys, and Varsity Boys.

Our teams have a competitive schedule that averages 24-28 games in the regular season and compete in 2-3 tournaments as well as a National Homeschool tournament in March. We play other homeschool teams, private christian schools, and public schools including TSSAA schools. All home games are played on the campus of Nashville School of Arts located in Nashville.  

Our calendar:

                                         August/September-Tryouts
                                         September-Parents Meeting-Registration
                                         October-Official practices begin
                                         November through February-Regular season games & tournaments
                                         March-National Homeschool Tournament
                                         April/May-Awards Banquet


A quote from one of our alumni players:

                                        "I enjoy the intensive competition found in basketball, the camaraderie of teammates forged in moments of strife, and the feeling of having given everything one has to a goal and to the others on the team.  The lessons learned on the basketball floor have far reaching effects.  Through basketball, I have learned how to deal with adversity, how to be under authority, and the hard work necessary to reach a goal.  These lessons lend themselves to success anywhere in life. "
                                                                                                      Jeremy Cothern, NCC Warriors 1996-2001