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Boys Basketball

Coach: Brian Morse

Coach Morse's coaching career at Cascade Christian High School includes 10 time league coach of the year, 3 time state Coach of the Year, 7 league titles, 21 playoff appearances, 22 straight winning seasons, and 2 state championships (2006/2007 Oregon 2A State Championship & 2008/2009 Oregon 3A State Championship). Morse has also coached 32 All-League players including 6 All-State, and 4 League MVP's. Morse's career winning percentage is 71% and is the all-time winningest coach in school history with 418 wins. Morse is also the boys head tennis coach at CCHS and is an alumni of Cascade Christian High School. Morse was himself an All-League basketball player who helped lead CCHS to it's first state tournament berth during the 1983/1984 season. He is married to his wife Jennifer for 23 years and they have seven children (4 boys & 3 girls). Morse serves as the OACA 3A boys state representative.

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