Athletics

Only four other high school students in class 1A in the state of Illinois can run the 400-meter faster than Jonathan Kelsey — and he’s chasing them down.

Coach mills Swings into retirement.

What happens when two highly ranked singles tennis players risk it all by teaming up as a duo for the IHSA State Tournament?

The Timothy athletic program is heavily funded by private donations, making it the largest and most significant fundraiser for our athletic programs.

Senior Nathan Canada clocked in a personal best of 15:56 seconds in high hurdles, landing him on the podium for a 6th place medal at the IHSA 1A State Track and Field Meet. 

For the second year in a row, the Trojans competed in the Final Four at State.

Standout student-athlete Grace Roland received offers from top engineering schools, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, and the University of Southern Indiana. 

How do you jump over a bar that’s 5 feet 1 inch high? All-State high jump standout makes it look easy. And she’s a freshman. 

For the second year in a row, the varsity girls tennis team finished in the top 10 at State.

At Timothy, our students are busy. Really busy. Step inside Maddie Drye’s schedule. (You'll get tired just reading this.)

It was a Thursday night, and we’d just celebrated the senior volleyball players. Parents had ordered pizza and brought homemade goodies for a community dinner after the game. But before everyone dug in, the coach prayed for the players, for their hearts, for their integrity, and that they would continue to grow into Christian men who served the Lord. 

The Timothy athletic program is heavily funded by private donations, making it the largest and most significant fundraiser for our athletic programs.

For The Win! Is not just a “fresh coat of paint” or even a renovation. For the Win! is a complete do-over — to the tune of $7,000,000.

The Lady Trojans placed third in the IHSA 1A tennis finals, which was the highest finish in the history of tennis at Timothy!

The Trojans leave behind a legacy of being part of the Final 4, but the true prize was learning how to lean into their faith.