LCA closed its regular season with a decisive win over Liberty.

The Lynchburg Christian Academy Bulldogs are set to take on the Heritage High School Pioneers in a much-anticipated Friday night football game, tonight.

The two-time defending state champs, Liberty Christian Academy, lost lots of top-tier talent between this season and last, and fans did not know what to expect in 2025. But the Bulldogs have barked back at all the skeptics. With E.C. Glass in town, could LCA’s bark match their bite?

LCA and Jefferson Forest faced off in a highly anticipated Seminole District football game.

Liberty Christian Academy Bulldogs honored the life and legacy of Cash Gaudio during their home game this week.

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The late former Emory & Henry basketball coach left a lasting impact on those in the program.

The Bulldogs of Liberty Christian Academy have reached the state final undefeated in Class 3.

The junior running back and free safety was imposing in all phases in helping his team down Class 4 state power Salem.

The Bulldogs outlast the Pioneers to stay perfect.

In the Region 2C semifinals, the James River boys beat Floyd County 74-40 behind a 31 point third quarter. The win secured a spot in the Class 2 State tournament, the first appearance for the Knights since 2011.

LCA handled Abingdon to move into the Class 3 State Finals.

The undefeated Bulldogs of LCA will host Abingdon in the Class 3 State Semifinals.

LCA cruised to another victory as they moved two wins from a state crown.

Five-seed Broadway proved to be no match for 1-seed Liberty Christian on Friday night.

The Bulldogs defeated 8-seed Wilson Memorial 56-7.

In front of a packed gym at Liberty Christian Academy, senior tackle Zach Rice placed his grandmother’s hand over one of the five hats in front of him.

Hilltoppers win 3-0.

Friday night’s game of two Lynchburg powerhouses proved that the Bulldogs’ bark is just as powerful as their bite.

The Liberty Christian Bulldogs picked up their fifth win of the season on Friday night.

On Friday night, it was the Bulldogs whose bark was stronger than the sting of Bees.

The Liberty Christians Bulldogs had their way on Friday night.

While the Bassett Bengals looked to go 2-0 on the year, the Liberty Christian Bulldogs stopped those plans on Friday night.

LYNCHBURG, Va. – After beating Spotswood on Saturday, the Liberty Christian Academy Bulldogs get to add another year to the State Final Four banner that hangs over their gym. “If that’s passing to my teammates I’m going to take that, if it’s scoring I will take that also. Whatever my team needs me to do, I’ll do.”AdWhile a state semifinal game was not easy for the bulldogs, a state title appearance would be the icing on top. “It’d be truly special, Bulldog Nation is a truly special place. we have a great community here, to be able to be in that position would be great for our school,” Redgate said.