List of 6 news stories.

• 2019-20 Lutheran High School Soccer Awards Announced

  August 7, 2020–Nineteen girls’ high school soccer players from among the nearly 200 Lutheran high schools in the USA and Canada will receive the Lutheran All-American Association's (LAAA) 1stTeam All-AmericanAward. This honor will be awarded annually to recognize the best players at their respective positions from their high school season. In all, 70 players across North America were named to the 1stTeam, 2ndTeam, Honorable Mention or Freshman Team High School All-American teams. At the end of the high school season Coaches and Athletic Directors nominate student-athletes with high athletic, academic, and spiritual integrity.  Press Release
  
  Congratulations to the following Faith Lutheran Girl's soccer team members for their awards.
  
  1st Team All-American:  Kennedy Lazenby, Amelia McManus, Camille Longabardi, Jordan Brown
  
  2nd Team All-American:  Ariana Gronauer, Brooke Cimini
  
  Freshman Team All American:  Lana Linares
  
  Honorable Mention All American:  Serena Gronauer, Tori Peterson
  
  
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• Sports Seasons Adjustments due to Covid-19 Pandemic

  The NIAA announced the adjustments of the 2020-21 high school sports seasons due to the Covid-19 Pandemic.
  
  Winter Season (Basketball, Cheer, Wrestling)
  January 2-February 20, 2021 (6 competitive weeks)
  
  Fall Season (Cheer, Cross Country, Football, Girl's Golf, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball)
  Football-February 13-April 10, 2021 (6 competitive weeks)
  All other sports-February 20-April 10, 2021 (6 competitive weeks)
  
  Spring Season (Baseball, Boy's Golf, Lacrosse, Softball, Swim, Track)
  April 10-May 22, 2021 (6 competitive weeks)
  
  Please contact the respective coach for each sport for more information.
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• 2020 SUMMER CAMPS

  Faith Lutheran summer athletic camps are still tentatively planned to occur this summer.  Due to the pandemic, and whether or not the state moves into Phase 3 will determine if the camps will occur.  If you have a specific camp you are interested in, please contact the high school head coach of the specific sport camp for more information.  If clearance is given to have camps, the registrations for those camps will appear on the Athletic Camps section of the Athletic website.  Check the Athletic Camps page periodically for any updates or registrations.
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  Jordan Brown is Nevada Gatorade Player of the Year

  FAITH LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT-ATHLETE NAMED GATORADE
  NEVADA GIRLS SOCCER PLAYER OF THE YEAR
  
  

  CHICAGO (June 17, 2020) — In its 35th year of honoring the nation’s best high school athletes, The Gatorade Company today announced Jordan Brown of Faith Lutheran High School asits 2019-20 Gatorade Nevada Girls Soccer Player of the Year. Brown is the first Gatorade Nevada Girls Soccer Player of the Year to be chosen from Faith Lutheran High School.
  
  

  The award, which recognizes not only outstanding athletic excellence, but also high standards of academic achievement and exemplary character demonstrated on and off the field, distinguishes Brown as Nevada’s best high school girls soccer player. Now a finalist for the prestigious Gatorade National Girls Soccer Player of the Year award to be announced in June, Brown joins an elite alumni association of state award-winners in 12 sports, including Alexi Lalas (1987-88, Cranbrook High School, Mich.), Steve Cherundolo (1996-97, Mt. Carmel High School, Calif.), Abby Wambach (1997-98,OurLady of Mercy School of Young Women, N.Y.), HeatherO’Reilly (2001-02, 2002-03, East Brunswick High School, N.J.), Matt Besler (2004-05, Blue Valley W est High School, Kans.), Jack Harrison (2013-14, Berkshire High School, Mass.) and Mallory Pugh (2014-15, Mountain Vista High School, Colo.).
  
  

  The 5-foot-11 sophomore goalkeeper led the Crusaders to a 23-0-1 record and the Class 4A state championship this past season. Brown allowed just three goals and posted 18 shutouts. She scored one goal directly via a kick-off and also added two assists on goals converted from her punts. The 2019 Las Vegas Review Journal Goalkeeper of the Year, Brown is ranked as the nation’s No. 27 recruit in the Class of 2022 by TopDrawerSoccer.com. She concluded her sophomore year with 27 career shutouts.
  
  

  Brown has volunteered locally as a youth soccer coach. “Jordan makes her saves effortlessly and she is the reason they were undefeated,” said Kalah W illiams, head coach of Shadow Ridge High School. “Her punts are similar to those of the professional women’s soccer goalkeepers. It’s impressive to watch.”  Brown has maintained a weighted 3.73 GPA in the classroom. She will begin her junior year of high school this fall.
  
  

  To learn more about the Gatorade Player of the Year program, check out past winners or to nominate student-athletes, visit www.Gatorade.com/POY, on Facebook at www.facebook.com/GatoradePOY or follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/Gatorade.

  
  
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  2020 Signed Senior Athletes

  Congratulations to our senior athletes and all of their accomplishments during their years at Faith Lutheran High School.  This year we had 21 athletes commit to the next level for their athletic careers.  We wish them all the best as they start the next chapter in their respective sports!  Go Crusaders!
  
  

  
  Sean Nolan (lacrosse) Goucher College              
  TJ Foth (Baseball) Ventura College

  Fiona McCombe (golf) University of Victoria      
  Hunter Harbauer (swim) Cal Baptist University

  Isabella Gutierrez (track) Hillsdale College         
  Maggie Whipple (softball) College of Southern Idaho

  Nick Attansio (basketball) CSN                          
  Riley Schwartz (football) Wheaton College

  Aidan Baughan (cross country/track) Gonzaga 
  Alex Mojado (lacrosse) Lawrence Tech

  Amelia McManus (soccer) CSU Monterey Bay  
  Carson Bonus (baseball) College of Southern Idaho

  Drake Mosher (lacrosse) Colorado Mesa           
  Eli Gebhart (lacrosse) Grove City College
  Hunter Kaupiko (football) San Diego State        
  Max Budde (football) Colorado State Pueblo
  Dana White (football) University of San Diego   
  Noah Vernon (football) Ripon College
  Vegas Camacho (basketball) Dixie State           
  Anna Massari (volleyball) Point Loma
  Michael Rice (baseball) UC Santa Barbara

  
  
  
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• Faith Lutheran baseball coach reflects on lost season for seniors

  Seniors on this year’s Faith Lutheran varsity baseball team had experienced the highs and lows of competition coming into this season, combining for nine total wins their first two years on the squad before going 12-1 as league champions last season.

  
  Returning for their senior year as the team to beat had the makings of being one to remember, but the season was canceled only five games into the schedule due to the coronavirus. The Crusaders Head Coach David Anderson would like to remember the times they had together as a team.

  
  “This group of seniors had a wild high school career. It would have been very exciting to see what we could accomplish this year with most of our team returning,” Anderson said, adding he would miss the personalities of this year’s group. “Every year is different and this year we had a lot of different guys growing into themselves as men which made practice and bus rides a ton of fun. Without a doubt we’ll miss that camaraderie we had built over four years with the group.”

  
  The team had nine seniors: Conor Moore, Mikey Flynn, Mark Aguilar, Michael Rice, Carson Bonus, TJ Foth, Kay Jae Moo Young, Vance Serrano and Aidan Martin.

  
  It’s a difficult conversation to have for a coach, telling his team that the season they had practiced for had been taken from the them through no fault of their own, but Anderson said his focus on philosophy helped prepare his student athletes for when their playing time would come to an end, even if it came sooner than anyone could have expected.

  
  During the fall and winter, Anderson would have his athletes read quotes from famous philosophers like Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius during practice and have them briefly explain them to the team “in terms of life and baseball.”

  “Our central theme was to control what you can control and live within the parameters given to you,” Anderson said. “I think our seniors have prepared for the day they were told they couldn’t come back to the yard. Though they didn’t want to have it this early, they have managed it well with reason. Only a select few get to walk away on their terms, most of us have the game taken from us. Our seniors are reasonably frustrated with how it came about but every one I have talked to has remembered their time for how it was not for how it ended.”

  
  There is still baseball ahead for six of the team’s nine seniors, who intend on extending their playing careers into college at various levels. The coach said while not all of them had decided which schools they were going to yet, those six seniors had “found the path they want to go down” and were lucky that their options we lined up before the season was cut short. For the other three seniors whose time on the diamond ended with the truncated season, Anderson credited them for working hard to carve out their spots on the team.  “Those guys were our glue, kept the practices and games fun and made the team gel together.”
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