NAIA Podcast: Player of the Week

On October 22, 2011, in Uncategorized, by Staci

This week Chad Waller, NAIA Director of Sports Information and Media Services and Jake Knabel Sports Information and Media Services Intern, met-up with NAIA footballers and cross country runners at the top of their game.  Cameron Fore of Benedictine (Kan.) was named NAIA Offensive  Player of the Week, Mike Siegersma of Carroll (Mont.) was tabbed [...]

NAIA Podcast: Players of the Week

On October 12, 2011, in I Play NAIA, Uncategorized, by Staci

This NAIA is taking a spin at Player of the Week podcasts! This week we met-up with NAIA footballers at the top of their game. James McClain (Cumberland University, Tenn.) tabbed NAIA Special Teams Player of the Week, Eric Sheppard (Marian University, Ind.) named NAIA Defensive Player of the Week and E.J. White (University of St. Francis, Ill.) nabbed NAIA Offensive Player of the Week spent some time to talk football, individual and team success and the future in their race for postseason play.

NAIA Podcast: Lucas Miller, Westmont College, Basketball

The NAIA recently met with Lucas Miller a forward for the Westmont College basketball team in Santa Barbra, California. Miller is a senior this year and will be graduating with a degree in Kinesiology. Miller’s family has a long standing tradition at Westmont College on and off the basketball court. Listen to hear what Miller has to say about what it takes to be a student-athlete in the NAIA, his team, mentors, and school.

Rare Bicycle Kick Goals Land Taylor (Ind.) Men’s Soccer on ESPN

On October 5, 2011, in I Play NAIA, NAIA in the Headlines, by admin

After scoring career goals No. 50 and 51 Tuesday night, including the game-winner in a 4-2 win at Spring Arbor, Taylor University senior Tyler Beachler was the first player on the bus ride home from Michigan to receive word that he and his teammates had just been on national television.

NAIA Podcast: Janelle Brown, Cornerstone University, Track and Cross Country

On September 27, 2011, in I Play NAIA, NAIA School Experience, Playing NAIA Sports, by Staci

~Thanks Janelle for taking the time to talk to the NAIA. We certainly appreciate you serving as an ambassador for the NAIA while representing the 60,000 other student-athletes competing throughout the country. Good luck to you this season and in your future endeavors. Also, thank you to Michael Riemersma and the Cornerstone University athletic department [...]

NAIA Podcast: John Babb, Baker University, Football

On September 20, 2011, in I Play NAIA, NAIA School Experience, Uncategorized, by Staci

The NAIA recently sat down with John Babb a running back for the Baker University Wildcats. Babb is a captain for the team and plans to graduate with a degree in Exercise Science. Babb talks about his student-athlete experience and his success both on and off the field. Babb is involved in numerous extracurricular activities and is making the most of his college career. Get Babb’s take on his play, passion and tradition of Baker football…

NAIA Football Programs Participate in Centennial Celebration

On September 14, 2011, in I Play NAIA, NAIA Happenings, Uncategorized, by Staci

Later this month 32 NFL teams, 126 NCAA Division I football teams, 85 NAIA football teams, and nearly 15,000 high school teams will be invited and encouraged to toss the Centennial commemorative coin.

NAIA Podcast: Devon Teeple – former baseball player at York College (Neb.)

On September 12, 2011, in I Played NAIA, Uncategorized, by Staci

NAIA Podcast w/ former York baseball player Devon Teeple. Teeple shares his student-athlete and life experiences and the impact sports have had on him as a person and professional.

Welcome to the NAIA

On August 25, 2011, in Champions of Character, I Play NAIA, I Will Play NAIA, by Staci

Check out Jim Carr’s, NAIA President & CEO, welcome video post! Good luck this year and have fun!

Hanna Malak, Menlo College, Appointed to Red Cross National Youth Council

On August 24, 2011, in Champions of Character, I Play NAIA, Uncategorized, by Staci

Menlo College student-athlete Hanna Malak was staring finals in the face when a regional Red Cross chair encouraged him to apply for a three-year term on the organization’s National Youth Council.