Athletic Performance
Charlotte Christian’s Athletic Performance program strives to help athletes and students maximize their athletic performance through proven practices and data-driven science while developing skills for the athlete to use in life far after sport. With a wide variety of practices and focuses in training, while monitoring and assessing performance through state-of-the-art technology, the program has continued to produce resilient and well-rounded athletes at Charlotte Christian and beyond.
Program highlights
- Four-time recipient of the Strength of America Award by the NSCA
- Athlete-centered, sport-driven programs
- Year-round access and programming for all student-athletes
- Two full-time coaches on staff
- More than 80 collegiate athletes in the past five years
- Over 10 Strength & Conditioning All-Americans since 2022
Athletic Performance Coaches
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Kyle Jacksic
Director of Athletic Performance
Coach Kyle Jacksic joined CCS in 2024. He has a bachelor’s degree in exercise physiology from the University of Lynchburg and a master’s degree in human performance from Canisius University with a dual focus in strength and conditioning and cardiac rehabilitation. He was formerly the Director of Strength and Conditioning at Ardrey Kell High School, and prior to that, he coached at Cannon School, Davidson College, Clemson University and the University at Buffalo. He currently serves as the state director for the National High School Strength Coaches Association and is the High School Contributor for Output Sports. He holds multiple certifications in human performance.
Cami Roy
Athletic Performance Coach
Coach Roy comes to us from Missouri where she was an Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach at Ozark High School. Cami graduated from Pittsburg State University with an undergraduate degree in Exercise Science before getting her Masters in Health, Human Performance, and Recreation, as well as a Graduate Certificate in TESOL. While at Pittsburg State, she was a competitor on the Women’s Cross Country and Track & Field teams, earning multiple awards across her career and serving as team captain. She has multiple years of experience in group fitness, academia labs, and team sports settings.
Morgan Carter
Weight Room Coach, Upper School Physical Education Teacher
Coach Morgan Carter joined CCS in 2023. She received her bachelor's degree in exercise science from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington and a degree in nursing from Shenandoah University. She is a registered nurse and is familiar with CCS having served as a long-term substitute teacher in 2019 for upper school P.E. and the weight room and also coached the middle school girls’ soccer team for the 2018-19 season. She has previously worked in a physical therapy office, multiple floors in a hospital setting, and a hyperwellness clinic.
Athletic Trainers
Kaitlynn Seymour
Head Athletic Trainer
Dr. Seymour joined the CCS family after spending two years as the head football athletic trainer at Coastal Carolina University. Prior to that, she was an assistant athletic trainer for the football team in 2022 and a resident athletic trainer with the track and field program in 2022. In 2019, Dr. Seymour received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Emory University, gaining experience with sports rehabilitation and MSK conditions. In December 2021, Dr. Seymour received her Master's in Athletic Training from Lenoir-Rhyne University. During her time as a graduate student at Lenoir-Rhyne, she gained experience working with men’s lacrosse and football. Dr. Seymour is a certified athletic trainer and licensed in the state of North Carolina. She holds certifications in dry needling, IV and CPR.
Madison Sitton
Athletic Trainer
Madison is a certified athletic trainer with both a Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science and a Master of Science in Athletic Training from Old Dominion University. As a former NCAA Division I swimmer, she brings a unique understanding of high-level athletic demands and injury prevention. Her clinical experience spans middle and high school athletics, NCAA Division I and III programs, and physical therapy clinics, providing a comprehensive background in athlete care across various settings.
Victor Jurkiewicz
Atrium Athletic Trainer
Victor earned his bachelor's degree in Exercise Science from UNC Charlotte in 2023, followed by a master's degree in Athletic Training in 2025. His hands-on clinical experience includes working with athletes at Cannon School, UNC Charlotte baseball and football, and Queens University of Charlotte rugby and triathlon teams.
Charlotte Christian School partners with Atrium Health to have an athletic trainer available to our students during the school day and during after school athletic events.
Internship program
The Charlotte Christian Athletic Performance Internship Program is for aspiring professionals who are looking to gain experience in human performance. Interns partake in a complete curriculum, much like those found at the collegiate level, but gain real hands-on experience coaching a variety of athletes at the middle and high school levels. Interns will also gain experience with performance-based technologies while being true assets in the growth and development of Charlotte Christian’s student-athletes.
Internship Requirements:
- Currently seeking a degree in human performance or a related field
- Any age student can apply, including current high school students
- Coaching experience is preferred, but not required
- Have a heart for working with and developing young men and women
The entire experience was purely priceless. The knowledge Coach was willing and ready to depart into us on a daily basis, while also challenging our creativity and allowing us to be our authentic selves, is something that I will cherish as I was making my steps to becoming a high school coach. It was always more than ‘programming.’ Coach Jacksic taught me how to be a better coach, a better connector, and how to get people from where they are now, to where they want to be.”
ANDRE NOEL - FORMER INTERN