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Champions of Character

Champions of CharacterWhat Does an Athlete of Character Look Like?
Being a Champion of Character is a choice:
Show RESPECT for yourself, your teammates, your coach, your opponent, and the officials.
Take RESPONSIBILITY for yourself and your school work.
Show INTEGRITY by being honest, and making your actions meet your words.
Show SERVANT LEADERSHIP by helping others less fortunate than yourself.
Show SPORTSMANSHIP by practicing ethical behavior, holding yourself accountable to the rules, and treating your opponent fairly.

 

Champions of Character Videos

Servant

Leadership

 

Laura Seipp - Champions of Character Spotlight

Responsibility

"Responsibility is one of those all encompassing terms to me.  It covers all the champions of character core values because each of us is individually held to uphold those values."

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Champions of Character News:

Quick Receives AMC LeRoy Walker Nomination

(April 2009)

Women's Basketball Performs Community Service

(April 2009)

Baseball Recognized by Community

(March 2009)

WWU Recognized by NAIA

(November 2008)

Women's Basketball Adopts a Highway

(November 2008)

Softball Takes Part in Fulton Parade

(October 2008)

Men's Soccer Holds

Free Clinic

(October 2008)

T.J. Quick Recognized by Region V

(May 13th, 2008)

Champions of Character

Click to Visit the NAIA Champions of Character Web site

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National Champions of Character News

Spring 2009

NAIA Announces LeRoy Walker Award Winner

Image Still Counts

Columbia Daily Tribune

Park University student-athlete gives back to his community in Uganda

Winter 2008

The Faith of a High School Football Coach

Buffalo Funds Five Star Award Recipients Announced for NAIA Fall Sports

Sportsmanship - Officials Care More Than You Think, Rockford Register Star

Fall 2008

J.P. Hayes is as honest as we like to think we are, Yahoo Sports

Soccer team helps Westmont College rise from the ashes, Los Angeles Times