Bowling Green, KY - Legacy Christian Academy is proud to announce that senior Cole Phillips has been named the 2025 KCAA Mr. Basketball, the highest individual honor awarded by the Kentucky Christian Athletic Association (KCAA). This prestigious award recognizes excellence in academics, athletic performance, and community and church involvement. Phillips is the first player in school history to receive this honor, marking a milestone achievement for Legacy Christian Academy basketball.

Phillips, who was honored this past Saturday, had a standout season, averaging 29 points, 6.2 rebounds, 5.3 assists, and 4.9 steals per game, cementing his legacy as one of the top players in the state.

In addition to being named KCAA Mr. Basketball, Phillips was selected to the KCAA All-Tournament Team and earned First Team All-State honors.

Fellow senior Trace Stivers also earned First Team All-State recognition for his outstanding contributions to the Eagles' successful season. Stivers also holds the career record for blocks at Legacy Christian Academy, further solidifying his impact on the program.

On the girls' side, junior Rebekah Randolph was honored as a member of both the KCAA State Tournament Team and the KCAA All-State Team, showcasing her talent and leadership for Legacy Christian Academy.

"We are incredibly proud of Cole, Trace and Rebekah for their achievements this season," said Shaun Cummings, Head Coach and Athletic Director of Legacy Christian Academy. "They have each represented our school with great class on the court and off. They are deserving of this recognition because of their hard work, character, and faith."

The Legacy Christian Academy Eagles continue to build a tradition of excellence in basketball, and these postseason honors further highlight the program's commitment to developing student-athletes who excel in competition, academics, and service.