FCA has the legal right to meet on high school and college campuses across the country where other student led groups meet as well. Learn more about your rights as a teacher, coach or student.
NE Ohio Huddles Served by County w/Huddle Leaders
Ashtabula County: Geneva Middle School Frank Carraher Geneva High School - Rob Dipofi Grand Valley Midle School - Melanie Shipman Jefferson High School - TJ Furman Lakeside High School - Andy Kiphart/Becky Henson Pymatuning Valley High School - Jeff Compan
Ashland County: Ashland HS - Brian Parson/Abbie Belsterling Ashland University - Joe Maggelet Hillsdale High School - Kevin Smith Mapleton High School - Joe Combs Mapleton Middle School - Joe Combs Richland Correctional Institute - Chaplain Richard Baldwin
Jefferson/Harrison County: Buckeye Local High School - Belinda Boyce Indian Creek High School - Jeremy Ellis/Matt Shepherd Harrison Central HS - Pastor Robert Leek
Lake County: Eastlake High School - Ryan Tyna Madison Middle School - David Negin Perry Middle School - Bob Bals Perry High School - Bill Crow Riverside (Painseville) - David (Doc) Denner
Portage County: Field High School - Matt McLouth/Matt Furino Aurora High School - John Wells/Jim Korosec Kent State University - Ted Schumacker
Stark County: Alliance High School - Corey Unckrich Lake High School - Mike Mattingly Malone College - Stephen Nzishura Massillon Washington HS - Keith Herring Minerva High School - Shawn Riley Mt. Union College - Corey Unckrich Tuslaw High School - James Kurzen
Summit County: Revere High School - Joanne Gillette Tallmadge High School - Mark Horner Twinsburg High School - Kevin Herston Twinsburg Middle School - Brian Davis/Carla Ferri
Wayne County: Orrville High school - Kent Smith Smithville High School - Cordell Smith Tri Way High School - Erik Johnson
If you are a student and interested in leading on your campus, complete and submit a SLA form.
NFL player Shaun Alexander on FCA
FCA Huddles
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes Huddle
“Huddles” – groups that are initiated and led by student-athletes and coaches on middle school, high school and college campuses – play an essential role in FCA’s initiative to reach out to school campuses across the nation. The program began in 1966 and has flourished ever since. Heading into this fall semester, FCA has 4,631 certified Huddles in the high school division, 1,698 at the junior high level, 439 in college and 45 elementary school groups. In addition, there are 246 certified adult Huddles.