Student athletes from Polk County High School traveled to Georgia on June 29-July 3 to attend the second week of Fellowship of Christian Athletes leadership camp.
Students were assigned a huddle (a group of athletes from different schools) which was led by a college athlete. The student spent all week competing, rooming, discussing various spiritual and life topics and more.
During chapel sessions all campers were led in worship by the band, Bellamy, and the leadership message was presented by Stuart Hall. Many of the college athletes also shared their testimony to help the high school students make good decisions going forward.
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The campers also went to different leadership sessions throughout the week to help them with their own spiritual walk as well as to help prepare them to lead their own campus FCA huddle and bring their fellow students to Christ.
The following students attended: Brett Phipps (soccer, basketball, baseball), Clark Phipps (soccer, basketball, baseball), India Godlock (cross country, basketball, track), Jessica Bentley (basketball, soccer), Kate Padgett (volleyball, soccer), Kendall Hall (volleyball), Malena Roman (soccer), Mitchell Brown (cross country, track), Nate Smart (soccer, track), Reagan Waddell (volleyball), Jamal Wheeler (football, basketball), Lauren Stratman (soccer) as well as Alivia Swayze and Sammie Haase.
India Godlock was the top female in the 5K race and Lauren Stratman’s huddle won the team competition.
