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What an amazing accomplishment for Olivia Raby! 1,000 points at the collegiate level is special — but anyone who knows her knows it’s no accident. One of the toughest, most disciplined, outwork everyone, earn everything competitors I’ve ever shared a court with. Always Thankful for every opportunity and she attacked each one, every rep she took seriously, and every standard she upheld. Honored to have been part of her journey and to see it paying off at Huntington — on the court and in the classroom. Keep going. This is just the next play.
I am so excited to announce my commitment to continue my athletic and academic career at trine university! Thank you to my family and friends for all the support. I wouldn’t be here without the help of my coaches and teammates. Thank you coach Kruzel and coach Rang! @TrineWBB
Squad full of hoopers. 🏀 @TaylorU_WBB | #TaylorWBB
Today I’m saddened and angry after the assassination of @charliekirk11 founder of @TPUSA. A man of deep faith, a proud husband and father, and someone who stood boldly to remind us of the foundation this nation was built on — biblical truth. When asked on a podcast how he wanted to be remembered, Charlie said: “I wanna be remembered for courage for my faith. That that would be the most important thing. The most important thing is my faith in my life.” And that’s exactly how he lived — with courage, standing firm in faith until the very end. His sacrifice has lit a fire in me to keep pressing forward with the mission God has put on my heart this year: using music to proclaim the victory of Jesus. Because the truth is this — You Did It. Jesus won. At the cross, it was finished. Death couldn’t hold Him. The grave couldn’t keep Him. His victory is our victory. Charlie was right — liberty is not possible without biblical principles guiding our hearts and our society. It’s time. Time to spread His Word even more boldly. Time to live full of faith, hope, and love. Charlie also reminded us: “You are commanded to go do something productive with your life. To go give and to produce and to risk and to then go sow into other people. That is a Biblical idea that has made the world a profoundly better place.” That’s the call. To use what God has given us — gifts, time, opportunities — to sow into others and make the world better in His name. Being in law enforcement, I believe in justice and accountability, and I pray those charged with leading this investigation do not rest — no matter how long it takes. But even in this, I’m reminded that when Jesus knew who would betray Him, He did not lash out. He knelt and washed their feet. He carried that same love all the way to the cross. So as we grieve, let’s also remember His example: respond to evil with truth, but also with grace. Refuse to let anger harden our hearts. Instead, let it fuel our courage to live boldly in faith and to love others as Christ first loved us. ✝️ Jesus, You did it. You won. It’s done
