Sports have always played a significant role in shaping the moral character of our students. Teamwork, self-sacrifice, courage, stamina, perseverance, hard work, self-control -- these values are forged in competition. Our athletic program lives by the highest code of sportsmanship. At CCS, we play hard, we play by the rules, and we have fun.
This is Coach Reichle’s 3rd year coaching High School and Middle School Tennis at CCS. He has led the Varsity Tennis Team to win 2 State Championships in 2024 and 2025. In addition, he led the Middle School Tennis Team to win the ISAL Championship in 2025. Several Varsity players have won State in Singles, Doubles, and Mixed Doubles in 2024 and 2025 under his leadership.
Coach Reichle plays tennis regularly in Men’s Leagues throughout San Antonio, and he has a Universal Tennis Rating (UTR) of 4 in Doubles.
In addition to Coaching Tennis, Coach Reichle is entering his 10th year of teaching at CCS and his 13th year of teaching overall. This year, he is teaching AP Statistics, 2nd year or BC AP Calculus, and Honors Pre-Calculus. He loves both coaching and teaching, inspiring the next generation to love the sport of tennis and to become lifelong tennis players. He loves teaching his students and helping them discover God in math.
He and his wife, Jennifer, have been married for 25 years, and they have 2 sons who both play tennis. Caleb is studying Civil Engineering at Texas A & M University and volunteers at CCS as an Assistant Tennis Coach when he is able. Nathaniel is a Sophomore at Abilene Christian University, where he is pursuing a Double Major in Musical Theater and Business Administration. Both of Coach Reichle’s sons are State Tennis Champions. Caleb in Boys’ Doubles, 2022, and Nathaniel in Boys’ Singles, 2023 and 2024, and in Mixed Doubles, 2024.
2016 was a pivotal year for the Reichle family when they were hit “head-on” at 70mph by a young driver who crossed the line on a 2-lane highway in Texas. God has done miracles in their lives, healing them and helping each of them to overcome their critical injuries. Jennifer and their sons each had life-threatening injuries, but God sustained them through many surgeries and several years of physical, occupational, and speech therapy.
One of their son’s doctors recommended tennis as rehabilitation to restore eye-hand coordination, memory (through keeping score), and balance or vestibular system. Tennis was instrumental in the rehabilitation for all of them.
Coach Reichle earned his Master of Divinity with a concentration in Cross-Cultural studies from Alliance Theological Seminary in New York in 2004. He earned his B.A. in Astronomy and Physics with Minors in Math, Statistics, and Religious Studies from the University of Tennessee in 1997. Go Vols!
Our CCS Tennis Team verse this year is: 1 John 4:19: “We love because He first loved.” It all starts with love in Tennis and in life.
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