List of 6 news stories.

• Faith Lutheran High School Announces 2021 Hockey Operations Staff

  Faith Lutheran High School Athletic Administrator Bret Walter is pleased to announce Stanley Cup champion and Vegas Golden Knights broadcaster Shane Hnidy has joined as the Executive Director of the school’s Hockey program. Bret and Shane share the core belief that it is not the team with the best players that wins, but the players with the best team that ultimately conquers all. Shane’s role as Executive Director is to combine Faith Lutheran’s Spirit and Faith while developing a competitive hockey program which molds the future leaders of tomorrow. Hnidy believes hockey develops character and fosters resilience, leadership, accountability, respect and patience, with these qualities becoming synonymus with Faith Lutheran Hockey. 
  

   

  Further, the Crusaders, as part of the Vegas Junior Golden Knights Hockey Club, are thrilled to announce the hiring of Adam Miller as Head coach and Jordan Van Son as Assistant coach. The duo will oversee the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams at Faith Lutheran High School.
  
  Adam Miller –Head Coach Coach Miller is the Hockey Director at City National Arena, overseeing all aspects of rink programming. Adam also has extensive experience with the Vegas Junior Golden Knights Hockey Club, serving as a Head Coach and Lead Instructor. Born and raised in Detroit, MI, Adam played NCAA DI College Hockey for Ferris State University. Upon graduating, he played as a forward for the Las Vegas Wranglers (ECHL) where he is the all time points leader in both goals and assists. Miller played another ten seasons professionally throughout Europe and North America before settling in and calling Las Vegas home.
  
  Jordan Van Son-Assistant Coach Jordan has worked as a coach and program coordinator here in Nevada. Before making the move to coaching and instructing, Jordan played three years at Waldorf College where he was an Assistant Captain for his entire collegiate career. At Waldorf, Jordan earned a B.A. in Foundations of Education with a Coaching Endorsement.Jordan was a WCCHA all-star in 2012-13.He played three years with the Montana AAA select team and was also a member of Team Northwest (selects from Montana, Idaho, Washington and Wyoming).
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  Crusader Walks on at Arizona State

  Faith Lutheran football player Adam Babb, has committed to walk on at Arizona State University for football next fall.  Congratulations to Adam and his family!
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  Hockey Player Headed to Liberty

  Faith Lutheran hockey player Andrew Thornton, signed his letter of intent to play hockey at Liberty University.  Congratulations to him and family! 
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  Crusader Soccer-Mackenzie Folk

  I am thankful to have a senior season so I can get on the field and play for my high school again before I go off to college. I also am happy to play with my friends I have made over the years for one last time, some of which I don’t normally play with unless we are together at Faith. For me, having fun while also doing what I love with the team makes it an unforgettable last season to remember.  The thing that makes Crusader Athletics and the Women’s Soccer program great are the people. We have our teammates and coaches supporting us and pushing us to be all you can be. The support off the field carries into the classroom as well. We have a community of people who genuinely care about you, not just while you are playing but as a person as well.
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  Girl's Golfer Signs with Chicago State University

  On Thursday March 25, Faith McKinney made her commitment to play women's golf at Chicago State University.  Congratulations to Faith and her family! Go Crusaders!
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  Crusader Volleyball-Isabelle Guerrero

  I’m grateful to have a senior season so I can finish out what I started in the volleyball program. I’ve looked forward to completing 4 years on varsity since my freshman year, so I am incredibly grateful to have the opportunity to complete that in some sense.  I’ve made the best relationships with all people involved in Crusader Athletics which makes every aspect of playing a sport ten times more enjoyable. Being friends with not only my teammates but also the coaches within the athletic department makes the whole experience worth it. Everyone involved in the athletic program has helped make the program feel like one big family.
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