FCA North Georgia Coaches Podcast, Recorded live at Longstreet Café, Riverside Terrace as a part of the My Country 99.3 WCON Podcast Family.

Presented by Longstreet Cafe – fueling North Georgia (and a whole lot of FCA ministry) with two Gainesville locations. Learn more at : Longstreet Cafe

Get involved with FCA North Georgia: https://www.ngafca.org/

The Music That Made Country Great: https://www.mycountry993.com

Episode Description:
This week on the FCA North Georgia Coaches Podcast, we sit down with Johnson High School head soccer coach Frank Zamora, one of the most successful and respected coaches in Georgia.

From humble beginnings to building a nationally recognized championship program, Coach Zamora shares what it takes to not only win—but sustain excellence. He opens up about the pressure of success, the importance of pouring into the next generation, and how faith plays a central role in shaping his players both on and off the field.

We also dive into the growth of soccer in North Georgia, the impact of club programs like LSA, and why this area is becoming a true hotbed for talent.

This episode is packed with insight, inspiration, and a powerful reminder that the greatest victories go far beyond the scoreboard.

FCA North Georgia Coaches Podcast, Recorded live at Longstreet Café, Riverside Terrace as a part of the My Country 99.3 WCON Podcast Family.

Presented by Longstreet Cafe – fueling North Georgia (and a whole lot of FCA ministry) with two Gainesville locations. Learn more at : Longstreet Cafe

Get involved with FCA North Georgia: https://www.ngafca.org/

The Music That Made Country Great: https://www.mycountry993.com

Episode Notes

Step inside the world of college athletics with University of North Georgia head golf coach Bryson Worley as he breaks down what it really takes to build a winning program—on and off the course.

From growing up on a North Georgia farm to leading one of the region's top golf programs, Bryson shares insights on recruiting, team dynamics, mental toughness, and why coaching today requires as much psychology as strategy. You'll also hear how faith, family, and mentorship play a central role in shaping student-athletes for life beyond competition.

Plus, a special appearance from Coach Josh Niblett, now with the Colorado Buffaloes, as he opens up about stepping into the unknown, trusting God's calling, and embracing change at the highest level of college football.

This episode is a powerful reminder that great coaching goes far beyond wins and losses, it's about impact, purpose, and building something that lasts.

FCA North Georgia Coaches Podcast, Recorded live at Longstreet Café, Riverside Terrace as a part of the My Country 99.3 WCON Podcast Family.

Presented by Longstreet Cafe – fueling North Georgia (and a whole lot of FCA ministry) with two Gainesville locations. Learn more at : Longstreet Cafe

Get involved with FCA North Georgia: https://www.ngafca.org/

The Music That Made Country Great: https://www.mycountry993.com

Episode Notes

Joel Williams and Clint Fair sit down with West Hall High School Head Basketball Coach Chuck Graham for a powerful conversation about building a program, coaching through adversity, and leading with purpose.

On this episode of the FCA Wednesday Huddle / FCA North Georgia Coaches Show Podcast, Joel Williams and Clint Fair sit down at Longstreet Cafe with Jackson County head baseball coach Zeb Lackey and North Georgia FCA character coach Aaron Mann for a great conversation about baseball, leadership, team culture and faith.

Coach Lackey shares his journey from Winder-Barrow baseball to Emmanuel College, learning under legendary coach Mike Hutch, and eventually leading the Jackson County baseball program during a time of growth and change. He talks about what success really looks like for the Panthers, why culture matters more than the scoreboard, and how Jackson County athletics is building momentum across the board.

Aaron Mann also joins the conversation to talk about serving as Jackson County's full-time character coach, how FCA is helping shape players off the field, and why trust, service and leadership are central to the program.

This episode also dives into:

• The state of high school baseball in Northeast Georgia

• Scheduling tough non-region opponents to prepare for region play

• The challenge of travel ball, overuse and early specialization

• Why family, faith and character matter in building a winning program

• A fun side trip into the history of the fungo bat

If you love high school baseball, coaches who care about more than wins, and conversations about faith and leadership, this is a strong one.