Get To Know Your Northern Colorado Staff

My name is Conor Hallagan and I am currently getting started on a new career in competing in triathlons as well as Coaching High School Cross Country. I was involved with FCA at Mountain View High School for 4 years before going to College and popping in when called upon! I have volunteered and served with FCA whenever I got the chance and have helped speak at different High Schools. I am most looking forward to learning the In's and Out's of the ministry as this is something I feel called to doing the rest of my life. The best part so far has got to be getting to meet all the amazing, welcoming, loving, awesome staff in Northern Colorado. Everyone has been so kind and gone out of their way to make me feel like part of the team. I am looking forward to leading huddles in different High Schools in Larimer County and continuing to build relationships with High School Athletes and Coaches.

What's up guys, my name is Shane Sorrentino and I am the very first Character Coach for FCA NoCo All-Abilities. I went to Windsor High School and played for their Unified basketball team for 6 years and I was on the wrestling team for 4 years. I graduated Windsor High School in 2020 and since then I have been a part of the West Program where they set you up with volunteer jobs in your community and in May 2023, I will be graduating. I have been a part of FCA since I was 13 years old and in Fall 2022 I started serving as a Character Coach with FCA All-Abilities. I am currently a Character Coach for Windsor High School's Unified basketball team and in 2023 they were State Champions. For me, being a Character Coach means to be a leader to the kids I meet and to come alongside them with their struggles and help them through it. Sometimes life can be hard and my job is to show the kids how great God is and how they can be in His word. In my heart, I always want to show God's love to other people and my passion is to continue to coach and serve the All-Ability Athletes in my community.

My name is Emily Wiegert, I have been a lifelong athlete in many different sports. My current passion is competing as an amateur in disc golf. Though, I hope to turn pro in the next year. My first experience with FCA was in college back in Wisconsin, where I met Aaron Rodgers. I have not had much experience with FCA since then, God lead me on a very interesting journey. I enlisted in the Army and found Chaplaincy through my experience there. After I returned from a deployment, I knew I needed to pursue going to Seminary and chaplaincy. I served in the Colorado Army National Guard as a chaplain candidate until I incurred a career ending injury. After that I pivoted and pursued chaplaincy in the hospital setting until this past May when God connected me with Scott and the rest of the Northern Colorado FCA team. I knew instantly that this was where God wanted me to be. To be working in a ministry capacity centered around coaches and athletes is a dream come true for me. To top it off, I am blessed to be joining an incredible team here in Northern Colorado. Everyone has been so welcoming and has so much experience they are ready and willing to help as I navigate this new area of ministry. I am excited to see where God will continue to lead me as I step into my role in the Loveland area and as a member of this team. I look forward to all the connections and relationships I will have the opportunity to build with Coaches and Athletes.

Hi there! My name is Rachel and I serve as Campus Representative for Severance High School, Severance Middle School, and Windsor Charter Academy. I was born and raised in Anchorage, Alaska and moved to Fort Collins to attend CSU where I met my now husband, Austin. Together we have two dogs, Hubble and Newton, and a few house plants. Before coming on staff with FCA, I spent three years as an 8^th grade science teacher at Severance Middle School. During my time at SMS, I was the host teacher for the FCA Huddle. It was an incredible time watching 6th-8th graders spend their Friday mornings seeking the Lord together. Now, my job is walking with my past students as they learn who Jesus is, grow in their personal relationships with Him, and empower them to walk with others as they grow in Christ.

Laura Immenschuh is a product of FCA. She first encountered the ministry as a collegiate athlete at Centenary College of Louisiana in from 2008-2012 and chose a relationship with Jesus in 2011. She has been serving the ministry from her home in Greeley since 2015. After coaching club and high school soccer for 5 years, the Lord ignited a passion for equipping and encouraging coaches and teamed up with Steve Bradley to serve the Coaches Ministry in Northern Colorado. Laura recognizes the influence of “coach” and is blessed to serve in this ministry as a discipleship platform. She is a fan of Liverpool Soccer cub, loves being outdoors especially with her parents in Steamboat Springs, and loves to cook and taste food from every corner of the globe.

Born in Steamboat Springs, CO and raised in Ft. Collins makes Scott a Northern Colorado native. Scott played football at Rocky Mountain High School and also at the University of Northern Colorado. For twenty eight years Scott has coached high school football in Oklahoma as well as Colorado. Scott believes sports provides the most powerful platform for discipleship relationships to be formed. At the heart of Scott's ministry is discipleship. He has committed his life to honor the command of Jesus in the book of Matthew to "go, and make disciples, baptizing them in the name of the father, the son, and the holy spirit." Scott joined FCA as an area rep in Loveland back in 2012 where he worked for five years. In 2017 Scott became the Larimer County director for FCA and then transitioned to the multi-area director for Northern Colorado two years ago. Scott has five kids, three grand kids, and one wife. Mcallaster is the oldest, married to Sarah, parents to Emmaline. Aubreigh is next, married to Jeremy, parents to Cooper and Lucy. Keighan is the youngest and enjoys all the privileges (from her parents) and pains (from her sibs). Keighan is parent to Max, her rescued pup that she would like added to the list of the Miller grandchildren. Scott considers it his greatest honor in life to serve Jesus by loving and serving in the Northern Colorado community.