We are the Tigers!
Through athletics, students develop their talents, build confidence, and embrace self-discipline, leadership, and healthy lifestyles.
High School Athletic Programs
Boys and Girls Cross Country
Boys Football
Girls Volleyball
Boys and Girls Basketball
Boys and Girls Track
Cheerleading
Boys Golf
Co-op Athletic Programs
Boys and Girls Soccer
Tennis
Boys and Girls Swimming
Boys Volleyball
Baseball
Softball
Middle School Athletic Programs
Boys and Girls Cross Country
Football
Girls Volleyball
Boys and Girls Basketball
Boys and Girls Track
Co-op Athletic Programs
Boys and Girls Soccer
Boys and Girls Swimming
Important Links
Season Ticket Information
Annual Season Pass $200
Support your BCACS Tigers all season long! Season tickets offer great value and ensure you’re there for every thrilling moment of our high school and middle school athletic events. Contact the high school to purchase tickets.
High School Coaching Staff
Football
Kevin Bennett coachbennett77@gmail.com
Volleyball
Vicky Groat vgroat@bcacs.org
Basketball
Mike Kimber mkimber@bcacs.org
Cross Country
Tim Cole tcrunning33@gmail.com
Track
Brett Weiss Brettweiss@hotmail.com
Girls Basketball
DJ Grimm grimmd@pennfield.net
Boys Golf
Mike Kimber mkimber@bcacs.org
Athletic Director
Vicky Groat vgroat@bcacs.org
State Championship Titles
District Championship Titles
Beyond the Scoreboard
Shaping Athletes, Students, and Future Leaders
Participation in athletics at Battle Creek Area Catholic Schools isn’t just about competition, it’s about nurturing well-rounded individuals. Through sports, students learn core values like integrity, perseverance, humility, respect, and teamwork. They enjoy significant physical and mental health benefits, including improved fitness, reduced stress, and greater confidence. Athletes also develop essential time‑management skills, balancing academics, practices, games, and personal life. When parents and coaches unite in trust and purpose, we create environments where students flourish, not just in sports, but in character, health, and life.
What Parents Should Expect from Coaches
- Clear communication of coaching philosophy, expectations, fees, equipment, conditioning requirements
- Practice and competition schedules
- Procedures for injuries and discipline
What Coaches Should Expect from Parents:
- Direct, respectful expression of any concerns
- Advance notice of scheduling conflicts
- Willingness to support team values and guidelines