NVIAC: Northern Virginia Independent Athletic Conference (Boys and Girls)

• Ad Fontes Academy 
• Christ Chapel Academy  
• Chelsea Academy
• Covenant Christian Academy
• Dominion Christian School 
• Fairfax Christian School 
• Fairfax Home School 
• Immanuel Christian School  
• Legacy Christian Academy  
• Virginia Academy  

MPSC: Metro Private School Conference (Boys Only)

• Fairfax Christian School  
• National Christian Academy  
• Highland School 
• National Christian Academy  
• Rock Creek Christian Academy  
• Mt. Zion Prep Academy  
• Springdale Prep 

Boys Basketball Coach: Coach Joe Philogene holds a B.S. in Sports Management from American Military University and a M.B.A. from the University of Maryland. 

He comes to ECS with a record of excellence in training student-athletes and helping them garner athletic scholarships in divisions 1, 2, and 3. Including his season at Middleburg Academy, his fall league, tournaments, and exhibitions, he brings a 78% winning record to Evergreen Christian School. “Basketball has done so much for me professionally, that I want to share how it has helped. I am excited to teach at ECS to implement Christian values while coaching.” 

Deuteronomy 31:6 - "Be strong and courageous. Do not fear or be in dread of them, for it is the Lord your God who goes with you. He will not leave you or forsake you.”

Girls Basketball Coach: Coach James Daniel III was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, and has been coaching for many years and at many different levels including: 1) Head Girls Basketball Coach at Timberlake Christian in Forest, VA where he coached the team to the semi-final game and placed third in VACA State Tournament, and ended the season 9-2. His experience also includes coaching for The Fulton School in St. Albans, MO, the Holy Cross Regional Catholic School in Lynchburg, VA, and coaching the elite level of high school basketball athletes at Bishop O’Connell High School.

Coach James believes in teaching: “I believe students should be taught the game of basketball rather than be coached. Being a student being taught in the classroom helps a student achieve academic excellence. The same goes for the game of basketball. An athlete should be taught the game of basketball to help them each achieve excellence on and off the court”.