Sierra Enge played soccer at Stanford and now plays professionally for  San Diego Wave FC. From redshirting her freshman year, to winning a NCAA championship, to being a 2x team captain, Sierra touches on the importance of living every day with the love of Christ.

Sierra Enge played soccer at Stanford and now plays professionally for San Diego Wave FC. From redshirting her freshman year, to winning a NCAA championship, to being a 2x team captain, Sierra touches on the importance of living every day with the love of Christ.

Sierra Enge played soccer at Stanford and now plays professionally for&nbsp; San Diego Wave FC. From redshirting her freshman year, to winning a NCAA championship, to being a 2x team captain, Sierra touches on the importance of living every day with the love of Christ.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Sierra Enge: Finding Identity in Christ and Loving People Well

Here at The Plus Podcast, we are Student+Athletes that seek a relationship with God amidst our academic and athletic pursuits. Traditionally, the word “student-athlete” is hyphenated, where the dash represents the school-sport balance required in collegiate athletics. However, there is a different breed of student-athletes that, in addition to competing for their school, have an upward desire for God. That’s where The Plus comes in. Like a dash, The Plus has a horizontal bar connecting school and sport, but there is also a vertical line representing the relationship between the athlete and God. On The Plus Podcast, Stanford athletes Camille Peisner and Skyler Jones interview fellow Student+Athletes about their journey of faith and sport. We'd love to have you listen in!

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Here at The Plus Podcast, we are Student+Athletes that seek a relationship with God amidst our academic and athletic pursuits. Traditionally, the word “student-athlete” is hyphenated, where the dash represents the school-sport balance required in collegiate athletics. However, there is a different breed of student-athletes that, in addition to competing for their school, have an upward desire for God. That’s where The Plus comes in. Like a dash, The Plus has a horizontal bar connecting school and sport, but there is also a vertical line representing the relationship between the athlete and God. On The Plus Podcast, Stanford athletes Camille Peisner and Skyler Jones interview fellow Student+Athletes about their journey of faith and sport. We'd love to have you listen in!

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