Brighton's Josh Fleming signs with Kansas Sterling College Football

Back in 2017, Brighton Cardinal Josh Fleming stepped out on faith.
When the Cardinal Football coaches asked him to make the move from running back to linebacker as a freshman, he gave it a chance. Fast forward to 2020, Fleming entered his senior season at Brighton under a cloud of uncertainty.
Fully emersed in his linebacker role, Fleming was sure he would be a productive tacklers and force on the Cardinal defense. But the doubts came about his college football future.
“It’s a blessing from God, I am just thankful,” Fleming said May 12 on the track of the Brighton Football Stadium. “I get the opporutnity to play again.”
With his parents Curtis and Renata Fleming by his side and grandmother Sandra Cobb a few feet away, Fleming inked his national letter of intent to play football at Kansas Sterling College. Fleming will be taking his talents 13 hours away to Sterling to play for Head Coach Chase Hansen in the Kansas Colligate Athletic Conference. The Warriors are an NAIA school have been ranked in the Top 25 of the NAIA Football Coaches’ Postseason Poll in 2019.
“With COVID, we got kind of messed over,” Fleming acknowledged. “We couldn’t have any scouts come because of COVID. So when Kansas Sterling hit me up, it was a blessing.”
Renata said her son’s blessing was a combination of a Higher Power and Josh using his natural gifts.
“Hard work and determination ever since the sixth grade,” she noted, “in the eighth grade he had five touchdowns in a game.”

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