Support Youth Sports and Win Kingdom are nonprofit initiatives of Win Athletics Sports Academy. Through partnerships with churches, community organizations, and local groups we facilitate widespread access to expert coaching, local sports opportunities, and group fitness activities for all ages. Through our curriculum we cultivate connected communities by creating opportunities for people to grow in confidence, character, communication, commitment, and Christ.
A husband-and-wife team who built Win Athletics and Support Youth Sports to give every kid access to real, experience-backed coaching.

Coach Eli Alexander is the founder of Win Athletics Sports Academy and Support Youth Sports. With two decades in the game, his experience spans from high school varsity basketball to participating in and facilitating workouts alongside NBA skills trainers Rico Hines and Jordan Lawley. Throughout his coaching career, he has served at multiple high school and collegiate programs across Southern California, helping athletes advance to collegiate and professional opportunities while contributing to the growth of successful athletic programs. He has developed training curriculums in accordance with USA Gold Training Standards and grounded in biblical principles. Through Win Athletics and Support Youth Sports, he has impacted more than 1,000 youth athletes around the world. Elijah holds a degree in business management and has been an entrepreneur for over 16 years and a non-profit founder since the age of 22. He is also the founder of the Win Hoops Network. Beyond athletics, Eli serves in ministry on the worship team and in a pastoral capacity with youth and young adults, and has served in ministry in various forms since 2014.
"Confidence comes from preparation—knowing you've done the work it takes to succeed." — Coach Eli Alexander

Coach Victory Alexander is the founder of Win Athletics Sports Academy and Support Youth Sports. A champion distance runner and kinesiology major, she was a Conference Champion, Dean's List Scholar-Athlete, and ranked among the Top 10 cross country runners in the State of California while competing for Mt. San Antonio College. She is committed to youth development through mentorship, education, and athletics. Throughout her coaching career, she has helped develop athletes at every level, including USTAF Junior Olympian and multiple-time CIF State Champion Jordehn Gammage. Her coaching philosophy integrates athletic performance with long-term health, movement, and overall wellness. She also serves in a pastoral capacity with children and in a service administration capacity, and writes for the Free Chapel Orange County devotion team. She has served in ministry in various forms since 2014.
"Strong bodies are built through discipline. Strong people are built through purpose." — Coach Victory Alexander