Maddy Hogue’s dreams were coming true as she started her freshman year as a goalkeeper for the University of Texas. However, she never could have prepared for a back injury during a training session that would sideline her for her entire first year. Find out HOW she got through it by reading here!
Read MoreUNC Wilmington soccer coach, Jennifer Ludemann, has had a lot of decisions to make over the last few years! Whether it was about playing professionally overseas, new coaching jobs, or the in-between time, she has been on the move constantly. Making big life decisions can be really difficult! So today Jennifer gives us THREE encouragements to help us amidst deciding: should I stay or should I go?
Read MoreAVP beach volleyball player, Annika Rowland experienced the emotional rollercoaster of indoor college volleyball. She struggled with fear of messing up, comparison, and negativity. But once she realized these were temporary valleys that God was taking her through, she was able to overcome these set-backs!
Read MoreMental Conditioning Coach for the New York Yankees, Lauren Abarca, teaches us about failure! Since a life without failure doesn’t exist, the key is to manage our reactions to it. Here are five things we can do to start developing a relationship with failure.
Read MoreAs an athletic trainer, you can feel like you have the weight of the world on your shoulders. For Point Loma Nazarene University ATC, Pami Young, she recently had a realization of how to better care for her athletes: she first has to love God!
Read MoreAfter suffering an injury and dealing with the pressures of college soccer, Jordan Marada made a few changes. As she transferred universities to play at USC, she realized that God was at work in her life. God shifted Jordan’s perspective about soccer and her whole motivation changed. Read more here!
Read MoreProfessional soccer player, Jennifer Munoz always felt different growing up, whether it was because of her faith or the way that she looked. However, God used these things to make her stronger and more confident in who she was on the soccer field. Read her story of how Jen is now ultimately living out her dream!
Read MoreUniversity of Jamestown soccer player, Amanda George, was diagnosed with depression and anxiety at the beginning of her college soccer career. Things got so rough, she decided she needed a change and transferred universities. At this new school she was filled with HOPE and PURPOSE! Read her whole story here!
Read MoreUniversity of Maryland soccer player, Andi Wenck, thought she was living out her destiny by playing soccer at K-State. Due to numbers and playing time, Andi spent a redshirt year at Kansas, working hard to earn her spot for the next season. However, God flipped her life upside down by leading her somewhere else. Read her whole story!
Read MoreMorehead State University volleyball player, Jessie Wachtman, never planned to stay for a 5th year in college. However, due to injury she had to take her sophomore season off, thus extending her eligibility. Although it was hard to redshirt when it was not her original plan, God used that extra year for amazing things. Read her story here!
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