Fight the Good Fight of Faith
Fight the Good Fight of Faith
Coach Clif White was a devoted football and softball coach at Midlothian High School. His love for coaching was so pure and deep that he would have done this for free. It was his passion and calling to pour into the youth through sports. Coach White's work ethic was unmatched. His vibrant energy was infectious and his never failing positive attitude was awe inspiring.
In May 2022 he was diagnosed with a rare stage 4 urachal cancer. Although he suffered immense pain, extreme exhaustion, the inability to walk, and even breathe without his oxygen machine, he never stopped loving and coaching these kids and serving the community he loved.
Seeing him get sick after post game speeches on the sideline, coughing through his pre-game speeches, scooting up and down the sidelines in his wheel chair with his oxygen tank in tow was life changing to witness his courageous fight.
Cancer ultimately took his flesh, but cancer couldn't touch his love for his athletes, his community, his positive attitude, his fighting spirit, his super natural resilience and most of all, it was no match for his faith.
It is our holy mission to carry on Coach White's incredible legacy. To Fight Like Coach White means…
Fight the Good Fight of Faith
Dress yourself in the Full Armor of God
Believe in the Power of Prayer
Love God and Love others

Fight Like Coach White is a Texas 501.c.3 non-profit organization. Your tax-deductible support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and fund our mission.
Meagan White tells the incredible story of how on her quest to win a gold medal, she was led to her husband, Clif White by the strong will of God. With God’s intense preparation for her through her own life experiences, she became a fierce warrior wife so she could help him become the man God needed him to be.
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