Meet Our Team

Justice Montgomery

NOVA Director

Justice Montgomery was born in Orlando, Florida, where he attended Orlando Christian Prep. While there, he was a part of winning two state championships during his freshman and junior seasons. Beginning his sophomore year, Justice was part of leading worship as a member of the praise band and was the high school chaplain during his senior year. After high school, Justice attended American University in D.C. where we was involved in FCA and became the huddle leader in his sophomore year. He was a full scholarship student-athlete for AU’s men’s basketball team (Division I) and a freshman member of the 2014 team that won the Patriot League conference tournament. After two years at AU, Justice transferred to Cedarville University (Division II) where he continued his collegiate career as a student-athlete. In his senior year, Justice was a team captain and was awarded the Ryan Reep Servant Award. This award was voted on by his teammates in acknowledgment of his service to them. In May 2017, Justice graduated from Cedarville University with his B.A. in Business Management and a minor in Bible. Justice serves as Area Director for the Greater Fairfax Area. After a couple of internships with the worship ministry and an internship with FCA, he felt God calling him back to the Northern Virginia/DC area for full time ministry. Specifically, Justice desires to be a part of transforming lives for the glory of God through sports ministry and feels NOVA is where God will use him.

Josh Yagel

Greater FFX North Area Director

Josh grew up in Olney, MD, as the youngest of five children in a pastor's family. His passion for football led him to play at Bridgewater College, where he developed a love for the game. After his college football career, Josh transitioned into coaching to mentor and inspire young athletes. Since 2019, Josh has been dedicated to shaping the lives of students and athletes at Centreville High School as a coach, teacher, and volunteer FCA club sponsor. In the spring of 2024, Josh felt God's call to step into full-time ministry with FCA. Josh currently resides in Haymarket, VA, with his wife, Ashley, and their son, Parker.

 

Josh is passionate about pursuing FCA's mission to minister TO and THROUGH the coach. As a coach himself, Josh has been struck by the amount of influence that coaches have on the rising generation. If we can reach every coach with gospel of Jesus Christ and equip them to better use their influence on athletes for Christ, Josh believes that we will see a revival in the sports culture in America and throughout the world.

 

Josh's prayer is that athletes and coaches will get to experience truly abundant life through relationship with Jesus Christ as they navigate the challenging waters of our current sports culture.