National excellence lives in the Heart 🏆
Benedictine Football’s Rashad Beckham has been named the 2025 Rimington Award winner, recognizing the top center across NAIA, FCS, DII, and DIII.
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Mike Moustakas retired as a Kansas City @Royals today, a fan favorite & integral part of back-to-back special years in ‘14 & ‘15. Asked to reflect on his career, he said✌🏼things every athlete should listen to:
“I just wanted to be known as a great teammate.”
“I wanted to be known as a guy that went out and played hard every single day trying to win every single game that we had.”
Can’t control your ability. You are where you are, and upgrades take time. But you can be a great teammate and give great effort right now. Those are attitude and effort things. Both actions can help you and your team win, and both are 100% in your control. Doing both makes you extremely valuable to any team lucky enough to have you. Might make you a fan favorite, too.
And your Benedictine Ravens are headed to the NAIA QUARTERFINALS!
Leaving Fort Worth with a win!
Thank you to all who attended today’s game to cheer on our Ravens!
Let’s keep going!
@RavenFootballBC@ravenathletics
The Week 12 #CobraKaiAward for Mercilessness goes to #9 Benedictine (KS), who wrapped the NAIA regular season with a 86-0 visit to William Woods. The Ravens held the Owls to 48 total yards and -61(!) on the ground, with 2 safeties. Owls inaugural season ends 1-10.
We honor those who have served our great country with the utmost respect so that we can continue to play the games we play. On behalf of our student-athletes, coaches, and support staff, thank you to all who served.
This past week Benedictine College alum, Lance Mclaughlin, was commissioned as a 2nd lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps! Lance played football for three years and was a student coach for two more.
We are incredibly proud of Lance and thankful for his service!
On behalf of the @BenedictineKS coaches, student-athletes, staff, and administration, we would say THANK YOU. Thank you to all the men & women who have served and are serving so that we can play the games we play today and every day.