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The Georgia-based college announces the hiring of Kaylee O’Herron and Samuel Ashley, highlighting their diverse coaching histories and community ties.
The intersection of Christianity and athletics reveals a vibrant tapestry of testimony, institutional heritage, and cultural influence across American sports.
Former University of Georgia standout David Pollack addressed a gathering of high school and middle school football teams at a charity dinner hosted by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Hiland Park Baptist Church, sharing his journey of failure and resilience.
Tanner Nichols, a senior forward from Madison Central High School, has been named the Mississippi Gatorade Boys Soccer Player of the Year after guiding his team to consecutive championships and delivering standout performances on and off the field.
Senior defensive back Peyton Ritzert from Central College has been selected for the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team, highlighting his extensive community service, academic achievements, and leadership on and off the field.
Senior forward Tanner Nichols concludes a decorated high school soccer career marked by back‑to‑back state titles, impressive statistics and service to youth.
Senior forward Tanner Nichols earns the state's top soccer honor after leading his team to back-to-back championships, maintaining top grades, and contributing extensive community service.
After guiding DeMatha to an undefeated 2025 season, Bill McGregor announces a leave of absence, naming former player Bryce Bevill as interim head coach.
A 27‑foot‑tall soccer net built to celebrate the FIFA World Cup became a temporary landmark in Houston, drawing international visitors and fostering community connections before its upcoming removal.
A 27‑foot soccer goal built in Houston to celebrate the World Cup has become a community hub, drawing thousands of visitors and sparking a unique blend of sport, faith, and local outreach before its upcoming removal.
Bill Burnett, celebrated for his record‑breaking touchdown achievements and later for his work with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and a crisis pregnancy center, died at 78, leaving a lasting imprint on Arkansas sports and community life.
Bill Burnett, the University of Arkansas' all‑time career touchdown record‑holder, died at 78. His achievements on the field and his service through the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and a Crisis Pregnancy Center defined a life of athletic excellence and compassionate outreach.
Bill Burnett, celebrated for his record‑setting career at the University of Arkansas and his later work with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, passed away at 78, leaving a legacy that blends athletic achievement with community service.
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes will host its annual Basketball Power Camp for boys and girls entering grades 4‑8 at Bureau Valley High School from July 13‑15, offering coaching, Bible study and a t‑shirt.
The Blue squad defeated the Red team 27-14 in a showcase game at Christus Trinity Mother Frances Rose Stadium, with MVP honors shared by Waters and Pobuda and a defensive award for Kennedy.
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes organized a series of basketball games in Burkburnett, Texas, with proceeds supporting a local family battling Stage 4 pancreatic cancer.
Texas teams claimed victories in both softball and baseball at the 2026 FCA All-Star week in Burkburnett, with the softball squad ending a five‑year drought against Oklahoma and the baseball side cruising to a 13‑2 win.
St. Louis City SC honored former player Sam Fink before a quarterfinal match, linking his early career with the city’s evolving soccer landscape while he balances family, business, and faith.
St. Louis City SC paused its preparations to recognize Sam Fink, a former player whose career spans the city’s soccer evolution.
Monte Lee details how a unified coaching staff, restored support roles, and a focus on versatile, tough talent will guide the Gamecocks back to national relevance.
Aggies right‑hander Grant Cunningham adds another accolade to his résumé, highlighting his service hours, leadership roles and athletic performance.
During the NHL playoffs, a growing discipleship movement brings professional hockey players together for weekly prayer, Bible study, and accountability, aiming to multiply spiritual growth across the sport.