Hall of Champions

Neil Lomax served as the face of FCA in Portland, Ore., and the Pacific Northwest for many years.

After bringing FCA to the city of Houston and the University of Houston, college football coach Bill Yeoman continued to find ways to minister through sports.

Not only is Deb Patterson a basketball coach, she is also a teacher, a leader and a faithful disciple and follower of the Lord.

Kyle Rote Jr. was a North America Soccer League scoring champion, the league’s Rookie of the Year in 1973, and a three-time “Superstars” champion against the likes of Pete Rose, John Havlicek and numerous Gold-medal winning Decathletes…

Sue Semrau, the winningest coach in Florida State University women’s basketball history, has earned a reputation as a leader who not only guides her teams to victories and national rankings, but also one that helps foster personal growth in her individual student-athletes.

A former high school coach, Ken Smith served as football team chaplain at both Florida State University and the University of South Carolina.

Jim Scroggins, a longtime prep football coach and athletic administrator, served as an FCA High School Huddle Coach for more than 30 years.

Donn Moomaw was one of the original Fellowship of Christian Athletes organizers and later served as President of FCA’s Board of Trustees.

Larry Mize, the 1987 Masters Champion, was a chaplain for the PGA Tour as he earned multiple wins in his 30-year golf career.

Ken Hatfield spent 40 years in the football coaching ranks, using that time to passionately share the message of Jesus Christ with young athletes and peers.