Faith Academy of Marble Falls put another team – Hill Country Christian School – away by halftime last Friday night in Cedar Park. The Flames won 64-6 to remain unbeaten and start their 2021 playoff run. Photos by Stennis Shotts

Faith Academy of Marble Falls announced the 2021 National Honor Society inductees into their local chapter. Current officers, President Libby Ross, Vice President Dylan Offutt, Secretary Connor Turrentine and Treasurer Case Coleman, led the induction ceremony attended by faculty, students and family members.

Special to The Highlander The Faith Academy of Marble Falls boys punched their ticket to the TAPPS 2A State track meet with a first place team finish at the Regional meet on April 22. The girls team finished fifth place but will be represented by four athletes at State.

The Faith Academy of Marble Falls boys and girls track team both punched their ticket to the TAPPS Regional meet with first-place finishes at District on Thursday, April 15. The girls put together a strong team performance with 192 points and several athletes earning top-three finishes; the boys finished more than 100 points over the second-place team as senior Gus Henry took home four individual gold medals.

The Faith Academy of Marble Falls six-man football team gave up 54 unanswered points in a 54-22 loss to Allen Academy of Bryan in the TAPPS State semifinal match on Saturday in San Marcos. The playoff matchup started more defensive than how six-man games typically unfold.

The Faith Academy of Marble Falls six-man football team scored a touchdown with 44 seconds left in the fourth quarter to secure a 62-57 win over Covenant Christian School of Conroe on Saturday in San Marcos.

Marble Falls Faith Academy football team won their first district title since 2013 in a battle against Temple Holy Trinity 44-22 on Friday night at Britton Field. The Flames now step up to play this Saturday, Nov.

The Faith Academy of Marble Falls six-man football squad lit up the scoreboard on Friday night against Round Rock Concordia in a 66-14 victory. The Flames (2-2) came out of the gate and opened up a 16-0 lead behind an opening-drive touchdown run by junior Brendan Thames and a pick-six by junior Case Coleman.