The Goliath Project

03/26/2026

She’s BAAACKKKKKKK. 🥎
Last year, the game had to wait.

Leukemia stepped in… but Ashlynn stepped up.
Through the fight, through the work with her incredible trainer , she never lost sight of where she’d return.

Now she’s here.

And this comeback? It’s all about unfinished business.

📸: Whiskey Shot Photography

03/16/2026

Marie going up strong🏀 Marie is a Goliath Project athlete and cancer survivor who continues to chase the game she loves with everything she has.
Every time she steps on the court, it’s a reminder that the battles these athletes fight off the court only make them stronger on it.
We’re so proud of you, Marie. 🏀💛
And congratulations Fargo Davies ona great tournament run!

03/14/2026

Thank you for giving Cole a great off season in prep for tryouts! ⚾️

02/04/2026

For us, it’s a reminder that strength doesn’t disappear, it adapts.
We stand with young athletes whose fight looks different than it used to, and whose courage shows up in new ways every day. Whether the game is paused, changed, or still ahead, they are never walking it alone.

02/01/2026

•From one strong runner to many strong fighters•
Thank you to Maddie Gullickson of Wayzata High School in Minnesota for choosing The Goliath Project as the recipient of her Gatorade Cross Country Girls Player of the Year donation. Your support helps us walk alongside young athletes as they navigate treatment, recovery, and life beyond the diagnosis. We’re so grateful for you, Maddie.❤️

01/29/2026

New merch ✨ Sizes S-XXL. $35 if picked up or $40 shipped. DM to get yours locked in!

01/29/2026

Liam and Coach Jovi🤜🤛

01/09/2026

12/02/2025

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11/27/2025

This Thanksgiving, we’re celebrating the courage, grit, and heart of the young athletes and survivors we get to support.
Thank YOU for being part of their team.
Happy Thanksgiving from The Goliath Project Family.🖤💪

11/26/2025

Caleb lives in a rural area with no access to a public basketball court, and because he’s homeschooled, he doesn’t have a school gym available to him either. He has a hoop, but it’s never been installed—meaning he currently has no place to safely train as he works toward his goal of playing junior college basketball. While every athlete we support means the world to us, this is a unique and urgent need we’re committed to giving our all to. We’re raising funds to build Caleb a half basketball court at home, and we’re open to corporate partnerships, donation matches, or any creative avenues to help make this dream a reality for him.