Wes Moore can’t deny there is a buzz surrounding the basketball programs at Chattanooga Christian School.
After struggling on the court for the past three seasons — the boys’ and girls’ programs combined for barely more than 40 wins during that time — the Chargers are brimming with potential.
With solid young talent and new excitement surrounding both programs, a return to the heyday of CCS basketball appears to be on the horizon.
“Chattanooga Christian has been a basketball school for a long time,” said Moore, the Chargers first-year head coach and a 1995 CCS graduate who scored more than 2,700 points and had more than 1,000 assists before starring at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
“I take a lot of pride in this school’s basketball history,” Moore said. “It’s still got a lot of potential. There are so many things we can achieve here. We have some special kids here who are capable of doing great things.”