Stay in the Game!

Pat Lynch • May 28, 2026

As we attend Graduations and celebrate the 2025-26 school year, we want to remind all alumni to "Stay in the Game!"

As we gather to celebrate the achievements of the 2025-26 graduating class, it's a perfect moment to remind all our alumni to "Stay in the Game!" The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) invites you to continue making a difference by actively engaging in various impactful roles. Consider being a speaker for a huddle, where you can inspire and mentor young athletes with your experiences. Explore our internship program to gain valuable skills while contributing to our mission. As a Huddle Advisor, you can guide and support student leaders, or join the FCA staff to collaborate on a larger scale. Serving on an Advisory Board allows you to provide strategic insights, while volunteering at events or helping to run a Bible study offers hands-on ways to foster community and spiritual growth. Your game isn't over; keep making an impact for Christ through FCA and continue to inspire the next generation.

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