Founded in 1980, the National Association of Christian Athletes (NACA) is home to one of the premier invitational sports tournaments for Christian high schools and homeschools across the country. NACA events provide a platform for student athletes to compete on a regional and national level, while experiencing life-changing fellowship and encouragement in their walk with God.
Each year approximately 3,000 athletes and coaches attend NACA events in 7 sports: baseball, basketball, cheerleading, cross country, soccer, softball, and volleyball. NACA national tournaments are based at Fort Bluff Camp in Dayton, Tennessee, where many teams stay to experience camp living, team bonding, and youth rallies led by a variety of Christian speakers.
Each year approximately 3,000 athletes and coaches attend NACA events in 7 sports: baseball, basketball, cheerleading, cross country, soccer, softball, and volleyball. NACA national tournaments are based at Fort Bluff Camp in Dayton, Tennessee, where many teams stay to experience camp living, team bonding, and youth rallies led by a variety of Christian speakers.
NACA's official statement regarding the Bryan College matter
