FCA All-State Players and Coaches 2024-2025

Sport: XC, Basketball, Track (runner and pole vaulter) 

“I was introduced to FCA by my dad, due to his involvement with this ministry. I became very interested in it and I decided to attend Xtreme camp, although it was still foreign territory to me. FCA Xtreme camp was one of the greatest experiences I have ever had. Not only did I learn to compete in a Christlike way, but I also grew in my relationship with Jesus as well. All week, huddle leaders, FCA staff members, and fellow campers poured into me. When camp was over, I wanted to bring the same feeling I had during camp back to my school. Our school had never had FCA before, but with lots of convincing, my principal agreed to let me start a huddle. Since October, FCA has already made such a positive impact on our campus. FCA is important to me is because I have experienced the Lord move in my school in ways that I couldn’t have imagined. FCA has helped me grow in my walk with Christ, which is why I appreciate the ministry the most.” 

College plans: I plan on continuing my education at Oklahoma State and majoring in agricultural business. 

Sport: Softball and Soccer. 

“FCA is important to me because it’s a time where fellow believers can gather together on campus and worship and grow in our faith. FCA is a great way to spread the gospel on your campus. It’s a way to be a light in your school.” 

College plans: I plan to attend Carl Albert and transfer to UAFS. I plan on majoring in early elementary education. 

Sport: Softball, Basketball, Track 

“FCA is important to me because it allows students to come together in fellowship to serve our one and only God. As an athlete, we tend to feel like others cannot relate to our circumstances, but FCA provides and atmosphere where everyone’s situations are validated. I love hearing messages from past, present, and future athletes or coaches because oftentimes we do not take in sermons like that at church. Being surrounded by some of my best friends, who are worshipping with the same goal in mind is a sight to see and FCA provides that opportunity. For athletes who maybe have never been exposed to Jesus and are struggling to find their identity in Christ, FCA is the perfect place to be. Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a priority to me, it is important to me, and it is something that I look forward to throughout my busy schedule.” 

College plans: Florida State University, Member of the Softball Team, Biological Science 

Sport: Volleyball 

“FCA is important to me because it brings Jesus into my school life. It is very important to me that Jesus is the center of everything that I do. Going to a public school makes this difficult. FCA also makes it easily accessible for others to hear about Jesus!! At our FCA we do not have officers, but I am the one who helps plan and execute our meetings and events. I also run our social media and I hosted this year’s Fields of Faith. “ 

College plans: Oklahoma Baptist University with a Biblical Studies degree 

Sport: Softball, Basketball, and Golf 

“My dad has worked for FCA for over 6 years and it changed my family and I’s lives! It’s an organization I will forever be grateful for. We have gotten so many cool opportunities, had so many amazing experiences, and made so many life long friends through it. I attended FCA camp as a camper in 2019 and since then I have just come through out the weeks and hung out with staff members and helped where I am needed, and I have really enjoyed being able to do that. I am now the leader of our high school FCA huddle and it’s so fun! We have quite a big group and I love getting to find new speakers each week, super grateful for our group!” 

College plans: I’m attending UCO for their PGA Management Program. I also plan to take classes for diet/nutrition. 

Sport: Cheerleading, Wrestling Captain 2024-25 

“FCA is important to me as an organization to help reach people for Christ in my school! I have been President for the 24-25 school year. I went to high school FCA Extreme Camp in 2023.” 

College plans: I plan to attend the University of Central Oklahoma and major in Elementary Education! While utilizing my cosmetology license to help with any college expenses. 

Sport: Softball, Basketball, Powerlifting, Track, and Cross Country 

“FCA is important to me because I believe that in every sport, there is someway to share Gods word with people and that you can always be kind. I have attended FCA Extreme camp once as a junior and I had the best time ever.” 

College plans: I have not decided on a college yet but I plan to study Criminal Justice. 

Sport: Cheerleading, Basketball, Track, Golf 

“FCA is important to me because it has helped me make lifelong friend’s who have the same end goals and morals as myself. FCA has helped me in many different ways such as getting out of my comfort zone, learning more about Christ and helping grow my faith. FCA has also helped me learn how to be a leader and lead others to Christ. I have lead bible studies with younger girls after school and I am currently a Junior High FCA leader. I have been in FCA all four years of high school. I have served in many different officer and leader positions. These include Song and Praise leader, Vice President, and President. I have enjoyed all of these rolls leading and learning about Christ. I have also attended FCA Extreme camp for 2 years, attended the OSU FCA Game Day, OU FCA Game Day, 1 Day camp at Camp Gibson, 1 Day Leadership Camp at Balko, Fields of Faith for 5 years, and attend FCA Rallys at Forgan, Texhoma, and helped organize the Rally at Goodwell. I feel very fortunate that I have been able to attend so many FCA events and know without a doubt it has helped me strengthen my faith and lead others to Christ.” 

College plans: After graduation I plan on attending Northeast Community College to get my certification to be a Vet Tech as well as my certification to AI livestock animals. 

Sport: Soccer and Cross Country 

“FCA has always been a highlight in my life, I love getting to hear from different Christian Athletes and how they play for an audience of one. I attended FCA Camp my freshman year and had fun while being challenged and learned how to incorporate my faith within my sport. I am an FCA officer at Carl Albert High School, and my favorite event is “See you at the Pole,” because I get to lead a group, meet new people, and share a prayer with those around me.” 

College plans: I plan to attend Northwestern Oklahoma State University on a soccer scholarship to study nursing. 

Sport: Track, Cross Country, Basketball and Softball 

“FCA is very important to me because we are growing our relationships with god and we are trying to grow the schools relationship with god as well. I want to spread god’s love and word throughout the school and so does everyone who attends. We want to show jesus love on the field, court, track and in everything we do. I think there is something special about athletes showing there love for god and being unashamed of sharing his word because alot of people look up to the athletes in there school. We don’t have certain officers but I am one of the leaders. We have speakers almost every wednesday and I am the one who contacts the pastors and speakers. I went to FCA extreme camp in summer 2024. FCA extreme camp was an amazing experience!” 

College plans: I’m going to Arkansas tech to pursue occupational therapy and run cross country and track. 

Sport: Softball & Golf 

“Vice president of Sequoyah High School’s FCA program- 10,11,12.” 

College plans: I plan to attend Conners State College and get my degree in Pre Social Services. 

Sport: Volleyball, Swim, Tennis 

“FCA is important to me because this organization not only brings people to Christ through athletics but helps guide and grow athletes in their relationship with Christ, and creates the firm foundation to make their relationship everlasting.” 

College plans: Rose State College, Dental Hygiene 

Sport: Golf & Cheer 

“FCA has been an important part of my life since 5th grade. It was the first school group I was involved in and I have been involved in it since then. It has been such an eye opener to see our students and some teachers openly talk about Christ at school and shine a light for Him on campus. At THS we don’t hold offices but we do have a leadership team that I have been on since 7th grade. The leaders coordinate speakers and the meal for each week and lead the meetings. This allows us to have a platform for our faith among our peers and gives us courage to stand for what we know is right. Our sponsors do an incredible job of leading us all in the right direction and making sure we shine a good light on all that is FCA. I began attending Competitors camp when I was old enough to go and went until I was in 7th grade. Last year I attended my first Extreme Camp and absolutely loved it. I fell in love with the way all of these high school and college kids were working together all for the same purpose of glorifying God in every way from competing to cleaning up after meals.” 

College plans: I plan on attending Oklahoma State University where I will major in Biology. 

Sport: Track and XC 

“I love FCA because it gives an opportunity to connect with other athletes who may or may not know Jesus. It is a great platform to connect with people I don’t know because we have sports in common, which is a great conversation starter. I have been an FCA leader for 2 years and I attended FCA Extreme Camp in 2024 and loved it.” 

College plans: I plan to run Track and Cross Country at Southwestern Oklahoma State University and get my Bachelor of Science in Nursing. 

Sport: Softball, Track, Basketball, Pom 

“FCA is what brought my faith, which was private and my personal life together. I had my faith behind closed doors and my regular life, social, athletic and “acceptable” life in the public. FCA is what brought who I was, completely to light. I was able to share my faith with the integration of my athletics and my friends. Haley’s establishment and involvement in FCA here in Vinita is what brought my confidence in walking out my faith in every aspect of my life, and gave me the opportunity to share it with my entire school and teams- now which I do proudly and eagerly.” 

College plans: University of Oklahoma for Physical Therapy 

Sport: Soccer 

“I attended FCA camp in the summer of 2019. Watching those high school kids volunteering to change the lives of so many students inspired me to be just like them. With that being said, I have had the amazing privilege of being Yukon’s FCA Student President for two years now. I am absolutely blessed to be able to share the love of the Lord. I encourage classmates, teammates, and other students that don’t have something to be apart of to be apart of Yukon’s FCA family. The atmosphere of our FCA is remarkable. Every student has a story, and I love nothing more than getting to witness them pursue their story with God. I plan our FCA schedule, find guest speakers for every meeting, run our social media page, organize T-Shirt sells, and overall oversee every meeting. Even though it is a tough position, at the end of the day I am so blessed that God has chosen me to be a vessel for him.” 

College plans: Currently attending Canadian Velley Technology Center; will get my Esthetician License in July 2025 

Sport: Varsity Golf 

“I have loved the community and involvement that I have been blessed with through FCA. I enjoy planning events to share the Word of God.” 

College plans: Oklahoma State University 

Sport: Basketball & Track 

“FCA is important to me because it brings so many people together and works for the good of the kingdom while doing so. Attended Competitors camp and extreme camp.” 

College plans: Oklahoma State University 

Sport: Cross Country, Track, and Soccer 

“I’m on the FCA leadership team and come up with the games we play before worship and also lead a small group after the message.” 

College plans: Run track and field/ cross country at Oklahoma Christian while studying Mechanical engineering

Sport: Football and Baseball 

“FCA has been the best way for me to reach people and share the gospel while doing the things I love. It also helps me play for the right reasons and be the best athlete I can be.” 

College plans: Oklahoma Baptist University, Sports and Recreation Administration 

Sport: Football and Basketball 

“I have been involved at FCA since my freshman year, and I have been on the FCA leadership team since my junior year. FCA has really grown at Norman North in the last few years, and I have been super lucky to be a part of that growth. I have had the privilege of doing everything from planning games to bringing snacks to reaching out to speakers. FCA has been a very important piece in my high school experience in connecting me with my friends in our faith. I had plenty of friends at church that I could have deep meaningful conversations with about the gospel, but I did not really have that with my school friends until FCA. Now, because of the depth that FCA has given our friendships, we are able to have deep, fruitful conversation with each other on a regular basis.” 

College plans: Washington State University to play football and study Mechanical Engineering 

Sport: Football and Golf 

“I’m on the student leadership for FCA and went to FCA competitors camp in middle school. FCA is important to me because it allows anyone who wears a pair of tennis shoes to be involved in a loving group who wants to grow in their faith.” 

College plans: Arkansas University 

Sport: Football and Track 

“FCA is important to me because it gives me the opportunity to create a space for athletes and students at Norman High to learn about who Jesus is and what He has done for us, encounter the Holy Spirit, experience God’s love, worship together, and have fun! I work together with the FCA Leadership Team where we meet once a month on Sunday nights to pray, plan, and prepare for the upcoming FCA meetings!! 3 years spent serving on the NHS FCA Lead Team.” 

College plans: Go to college and get my degree in Finance/accounting. 

Sport: Football 

“I have served as an officer for three years at Blanchard. I was the treasure my sophomore year and the president my junior and now senior year. I started our now student led meetings every Wednesday at the high school. FCA has not only changed my life but the lives of many others around me. FCA also keeps me accountable in my walk with Christ and really can challenge my faith from time to time. I attended FCA camp twice. (2022-2023) These camps changed my life and really gave me the tools to do what I am doing now. I helped host Blanchards first ever Fields of Faith where over 500 students and adults came from across the state to worship.” 

College plans: I plan to attend Southern Nazarene University, play football, and become a dentist. While in college I plan to lead either worship or a Bible study. 

Sport: Baseball 

“FCA is important to me because it gives me an avenue to reach others for Christ in my school and team. It also gives me opportunities to grow my boldness for Christ by presenting speaking opportunities and leadership opportunities. It has equipped me with all the necessary resources and experiences to grow in my faith and boldness while keeping the main goal of spreading the gospel. I have held co-president since my sophomore year. I have attended Xtreme Camp 2024.” 

College plans: College Baseball 

Sport: Basketball and Baseball 

“FCA is important to me because it is a great way to spread the Gospel throughout schools. Attended Competitors Camp at Camp Walk on Water” 

College plans: Attend the University of Oklahoma and major in Civil Engineering. 

Sport: Football, Basketball, and Golf 

 
“When we started up Deer Creek FCA last year, I knew it had the potential to reach many people at the school. I took a leadership position and have had the opportunity to watch Deer Creek FCA really grow over the last couple years.” 

College plans: I will be playing football at West Point and plan to study management. 

Sport: Football, Basketball, Baseball 

FCA Leader (x3) 

College plans: University of Arkansas 

Sport: Football 

“FCA is important to me because I think Christianity can be applied very closely to athletes and their journeys.” 

College plans: Football at University of Tulsa 

Sport: Basketball, Track, XC 

“FCA is important to me because it allows me and my student body to grow in Christ, as well as learn how our relationship with God ties into our academics and athletics. It has created a Christ-like environment in our school that welcomes everyone into fellowship and to be real and vulnerable with others. The main reason that FCA is important to me is that it taught me the importance of my identify in Jesus through the endeavors of sports. The reality is that my worth is not in wins or losses, but in being a child of God. “ 

College plans: Oklahoma State University- Applied Exercise Degree 

Sport: Basketball, Golf, and Football 

“I have been involved in FCA since freshman year. I have spoken a couple times and make an appearance at each event.” 

College plans: I plan to go to Oklahoma State and get a finance degree. 

Softball Head Coach 

Favorite Bible Verse: Jeremiah 29:11 

“I’ve gone to church my whole life, but I feel like my relationship with Christ has grown so much as an adult and choosing to take my family to church. Encouraging my children to have a relationship with Christ has strengthened my relationship with him.” 

FCA Role: FCA Sponsor for Yukon High School 

Family: Husband, Jeff 

Children: Gracen 19, Grady 17, Gentry 16 

Coach: Cross Country, Basketball, Track 

“My walk started at a young age as I was raised in a strong Christian home. I accepted Jesus as my personal savior in the 7th grade. I understood that it was going to be a continuous journey of learning, growing, and striving to live a life that aligns with Christian values.” 

FCA Role: I have been a co-huddle leader for the Balko FCA. I was able to help get FCA started in our school 4 years ago. 

Family: Husband, Van Johnson 

Coach: Basketball and Golf 

Favorite Bible Verse: Romans 12:1-2 

“I grew up in church my whole life. I was heavily involved in my youth group, went on mission trips to Mexico, and a leader in FCA while in High School. However, on a mission trip to the Arkansas Baptist Children’s Home in Monticello, Arkansas while in College, I realized I’d never truly given my life to Christ and that I had been going through the motions. One night in the gym where we were staying, I surrendered my life to my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ!” 

FCA Role: I have been the FCA huddle or co-huddle leader at every school I’ve coached at. I have organized numerous Fields of Faiths, attended many FCA GameDays, and facilitate weekly FCA meetings. 

Family: Wife, Jetta Ange 

Children, Lincoln – 6, Ledger – 4 

Coach: Footbal, Track 

“I grew up in the church and learned to be a good kid but didn’t really start walking with Christ til after college. As I grew in my church and with other believers my faith grew. I then started to see my need for true forgiveness.” 

FCA Role: “I have been the FCA sponsor at Edmond SF for the last 15 years.” 

Family: Wife, TJ 

Children, Avah, Michael, Landon 

Coach: Wrestling, Softball & Football  

Favorite Bible Verse: Proverbs 3:5-6 

“Raised in the church and church activities but my relationship started 11 years ago during my battle with alcoholism & substance abuse.” 

FCA Role: As school sponsor 

Family: Lorin(34) Lindsey(32) Niko(30) Tavor(24) 

Coach: Football 

Favorite Bible Verse: John 8:12 

“My relationship with Christ truly began on July 22nd 1987 while at Shepherd’s Fold Ranch, a Christian summer camp located outside Tulsa, OK. After growing up in the church my faith become my own as I received a full understand of what Jesus had done for me on the cross and the free gift of forgiveness that he offered to me” 

FCA Role: “I have been the huddle sponsor for FCA at Norman High for the past 3 years, organizing a re-start for FCA at NHS.” 

Family: Wife, Marcé Hennigan 

Children, Caleb 28; Addie 25; Kayleigh 23; McKenna 20; Kai 18; Kamden(grandson) 3 

Coach: Football  

Favorite Bible Verse: Proverbs 27: 17 

“Thirteen, or so, years ago, after years of addictions and wild living, I finally got on my knees and asked the Lord for help. I was instantly free from over a decade of desiring the wrong things. He simply, and immediately, took away the want for those evil behaviors. To put it simply: I was a wretch and HE saved me, I was lost and now am found!!!” 

FCA Role: This is now my 5 year of leading FCA at Sand Springs. 

Family: Wife, Shauna Ingram 

Children, Jeremiah Ingram 

Coach: HS Girls Basketball 

Favorite Bible Verse: Psalm 121:1-2 

“I was saved as a child at Turner Falls Church Camp. Stayed involved and engaged until I turned 16 and went to work and quit going to church. In 1995 I moved to Pawhuska Ok and the boys basketball coaches there were both Christian men that got me back in church. The pastor at Pawhuska First Baptist began to talk to me and mentor me and led me back into my walk with Christ. I was baptized there in November of 1995.” 

FCA Role: I have helped as a sponsor and speaker at a few places before starting FCA at Pryor in 2018. I started FCA at Okemah in 2022. With Lexi Large encouraging me we have hosted a Fields of Faith for 3 years now and Courts of Christ for past 2 years. 

Family: Evan Kennemer – 24 

Coach: Football 

Favorite Bible Verse: Proverbs 3:5-6 

“I was saved when I was in the 4th grade but it wasn’t until I went to college and attended FCA that I realized I needed to get my relationship with Christ right! That was in 1993 at ECU and I have been living for Christ since! I have been a huddle leader at every school I have taught at!” 

FCA Role: Lead FCA Huddle at every school I have worked throughout my career 

Family: Wife, Angela Martin 

Children: Lane (son), Morgan (daughter) 

Coach: Football and Powerlifting 

Favorite Bible Verse: Hebrews 13:5 

“I was saved when I was 17 years old, but looking back I did not fully understand what that truly meant. When I was 23 I met my wife and started attending Life Church and that is when Jesus truly became a part of my life. Understanding and feeling what it is like to fully surrender to him and his calling and path for my life was something I had not experienced until then.” 

FCA Role: “I was involved with FCA from 7th-12th grade in HS. When I started coaching I would attend FCA events some here and there with the school I was at. In 2022 I was hired at Minco High School and was fortunate enough to be asked to run the HS FCA there, so I got FCA Huddle certified and did FCA at Minco from 2022-2024. The fall of 2024 I came to Chickasha and was given the chance to lead the HS FCA here. The past 3 years I have really started to become more involved attending breakfasts at coaches clinics, hosting Fields of Faith, and coaching in the Oklahoma vs Texas Football FCA Game. I have been named the Head Football Coach for the FCA Oklahoma Football team for the 2025 Game.” 

Family: Wife, Kristen McGregor 

Children: Hollyn Diane McGregor 6 

Coach: Wrestling 

Favorite Bible Verse: Job 1:12 

“My parents began taking me to church at a very young age but it was not until high school that my relationship with God truly became a real walk of faith. Long story short; I was a high school wrestler that wanted to win everything and for the most part I was winning everything but there was a certain individual that I could need beat. After months (years) of trying to beat this person I finally realized I was missing something, a relationship with God. So I began to pray; I prayed everyday multiple times of day. I prayed so much that my prayers didn’t seem like praying anymore they just seemed like an ongoing conversation with God. He really helped me fine what I was missing. I ended up beating this guy, that I have never beaten, 3 times my senior year. I truly believe it was because God was there guiding me in the direction I was needing to go.” 

FCA Role: Joe Sindelar reached out to me in 2019 and I began to implement FCA daily devotions to my student athletes. In 2019 I felt the need to do more with the student body in Perry, OK and I helped organize/facilitate a weekly bible study club within the district which still continues today. Starting this school year the FCA organization (I sponsor) has begun with more student/community outreach by having after school gatherings to help draw more people to God. 

Family: Wife, Victoria Rupp 

Children: Beckett Rupp – 8 Kellen Rupp – 6 

Coach: Head Football Coach and Athletic Director 

Favorite Bible Verse: 2nd Timothy 4:2 

“I was saved at age 11 and grew up in the church. My relationship grew as I got into high school and college and the reason that I wanted to become a coach is I felt a calling to share my faith and help other young men grow. The influence of FCA has played a big part in my life in High School and College and throughout my coaching career.” 

FCA Role: “I became involved in my high school huddle at 14 my 9th grade year at Okemah High School. John Odell drove from Ada to Okemah to do our first meeting at my parents house. During College I was involved in our FCA Huddle at UCO and a camp counselor at Estes Park, Colorado. I actually met my coaching mentor( Bill Blankenship) at one of those camps and he hired me for my first coaching job out of college a year later. When I was an assistant at Tulsa Union I was one of our coach sponsor’s during that time. Through the years as a Head Coach, FCA has ministered to me and our program. John Odell, Kent Bowles, Jeremy Tim’s and now Nate Gomez have all made a huge impact over the years. 

Family: Wife, Mindy 

Children: Addie-19, Luke-12 

The loss of a great man is always cause for mourning and celebration. We at FCA mourn the loss of Coach Will Robinson and his daughter CJ, while acknowledging his contributions and influence on those he encountered along the way.  

Will is affectionately remembered as a genuinely nice guy. A coach who believed in his players until they believed in themselves. Will inherited a 1-22 team at his alma mater Durant High School. He then proceeded to lead them to multiple winning seasons, region and area victories and had several players go on to play basketball at the collegiate level. His impact on the girls he coached will be felt long after the ball stops bouncing for them.  

Coach Rob’s accomplishments as a coach have etched his name in the record books, and more importantly his faith in God, has landed him in the book of life.