Marlon Brown is the owner/founder of CFCAC, which has been part of the A.A.U circuit for nine years: he graduated from Gateway High School in 1991, attended Clark Atlanta University for two years and got certified in the state of Florida as a firefighter/EMT. He has been coaching and training basketball for 11 years, is a personal trainer and youth mentor. After losing his father to cancer, he took his drive as a leader to get back into his community and help kids achieve their goals. He found the lord again when he got married eight years ago. It was the best decision he ever made, he explains. It helped him see things that God had for him. He always had the drive to help people, whether it was fire fighting or coaching. As long as he followed the path of the Lord by being there for the youth. CFCAC was established to promote spiritual growth in order to raise the next generation to be victorious in all things through Christ. High school sports provide a great platform that enables that mission to be accomplished. Sports currently offered by our conference are volleyball, basketball, and soccer. CFCAC is governed by a board of directors that believes in the equity of all its members by practicing a democratic process in which all members have a voice.