Join our community of ethical hackers, learn cutting-edge cybersecurity skills, and compete in exciting challenges while building the future of digital security.
A vibrant community of 50+ students competing, winning, and giving back.
Lockheed Martin CyberQuest — 1st Place (2025)
Colorado School of Mines CTF (2024 & 2025)
Advanced six teams to Platinum tier
Interdistrict competition — 8 teams last year
Creek Cybersecurity Club participates in prestigious national competitions that challenge and develop our members' skills.
The National Youth Cyber Defense Competition created by the Air Force Association challenges teams to find and fix cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
CCHS's first-ever cybersecurity competition, where students compete to solve challenges and capture flags at all skill levels.
A computer security competition targeted at middle and high school students, created by security experts at Carnegie Mellon University.
Check under Events in the navigation menu to see more competitions we participate in, including Lockheed CyberQuest and HSOreSec!
Develop technical skills, work on real-world security challenges, and connect with industry experts.
Gain practical experience in cryptography, system security, and ethical hacking that translates to real-world applications.
Connect with like-minded peers who share your passion for technology and cybersecurity.
Represent Cherry Creek in CyberPatriot, picoCTF, and other national cybersecurity competitions.
Beyond competitions, we give back year-round by teaching cybersecurity and internet safety at libraries, retirement homes, and elementary schools — building the next generation of cyber leaders.
Every Wednesday
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Room W431
Computer Science Room
Get notifications about meetings, competitions, and announcements by joining our Remind.
Text @creekcyber to 81010
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We meet every Wednesday after school from 3:30 to 4:30 in the computer science classroom (W431). Come join us!
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