Tell us about your Family: My parents are Casey and Carlos Alarcon, and I have two siblings Ellie (9th) and Henry (5th). Hometown: I was born in Marietta and I’ve lived here all my life. How many years at MBCA: Seems like forever! I’ve been here since Kindergarten, so this will be my 13th year
We are sad to announce all activities are canceled indefinitely in response to the Coronavirus. No games or practices will be held moving forward until further notice. Please stay tuned here for updated information. Here is the official announcement from the MBCA administration: Dear Parents, Today, we made the necessary decision to close
Despite a loss to Fellowship, Mt. Bethel boys soccer continues to show improvement. The second half of the game was basically a draw, and the point differential shrunk relative to last year’s two outings. Fellowship is a perennial soccer powerhouse, with many players going onto Div. 1. Ben Williford, in particular, exemplified the players’ enthusiasm
Our MBCA boys soccer Eagles took to their home field against King’s Academy on a cold, dry evening. Goal Keeper Ben Williford was on top of his game making numerous saves throughout the game, diving into oncoming traffic, and putting his body at risk to stop a goal. Wow, Ben amazed us all including the opposing
July 15th – 19th MBCA will be hosting two sessions of soccer camps. The age groups are 5 – 11 years old for Session 1 and 12-15 years old for Session 2. Click Here to register. Both Boys and Girls are welcome to attend. Players will need to bring cleats, a ball, shin guards, water
What a moment the Eagles experienced on the field in their shutout win 2-0 against North Cobb Christian School in the final away game of the season! Within the first thirty seconds of the game, the Eagles slammed a shot on goal and put the opponents on notice that they were there to conquer. The
The sun was shining literally and figuratively on our Eagles during their return to Mt Pisgah Christian Academy on Tuesday. In the first half, GK Quentin Jackson was literally looking right into the blazing bright sun. Despite his sun blindness, Quentin proved his mettle. He stopped a far out screamer of a free kick. He
Right from the first blow of the referee’s whistle, it was evident that every single Eagle came to hustle and stand firm as a united force against Fellowship Christian Academy (a multi time state championship program). In particular, during the first half, the Eagles pushed and pressed offensively keeping the ball on the opponent’s end for
Over spring break, senior varsity soccer GK Quentin Jackson signed a letter of intent to play for the Manhattan Christian College (“MCC”) Thunder located in Manhattan, KS. MCC competes under the National Christian College Athletic Association (“NCCAA”) Division II and is a member of the Midwest Christian College Conference (“MCCC”). With this signing, Quentin becomes the
