This event is more than a brunch—it’s a celebration of youth potential, leadership, and community,” said Ernest E. Logan III, Youth Director for Kindah G.E.N.T.S. “Our young gentlemen are learning not only how to carry themselves with confidence, but also how to build networks that will prepare them for success in life.
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The E.E. Smith Alumni Sports Hall of Fame continues to honor past athletes, coaches, and contributors whose achievements inspire future generations of Golden Bulls. The Class of 2026 reflects decades of dedication, athletic prowess, and service to the school and community.
Led by Team Market Owner Robert L. Edwards Jr., the Fayetteville Liberty will play their home games at the Crown Complex Arena, competing against teams across the country in The Basketball League. Fayetteville’s growing sports culture—home to the Woodpeckers (MiLB) and Marksmen (hockey)—will now add professional basketball as a pillar of its entertainment and tourism economy.
Founded in 1999 by Jody Lindsey, the Outlaw Horse Club was established to create a welcoming space for people who love horses and for families looking to bond over shared traditions. Over the past 25 years, the club has grown into more than just a horse-riding group—it has become a hub for community engagement, education, and family support.
The collaboration with McPhaul is expected to build anticipation for the team’s official arena debut in 2026. Together, the Liberty and The Mo You Know aim to spotlight not only the excitement of basketball but also the broader benefits of investing in local sports – from youth engagement and mentorship programs to new opportunities for business partnerships.