Ray is a correspondent for WORLD who has covered sports professionally for three decades. He is also a licensed attorney who lives in Keizer, Ore., with his wife Pauline and daughter Ava.
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Ray Hacke | When ruling on male athletes in women’s sports, there’s only one call for the Supreme Court to make
Ray Hacke | Notre Dame should learn to handle disappointment with class
SPORTS | Playoff rosters complicate the fight to protect girls’ sports
Ray Hacke | Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson calls attention to persecution of Christians
Ray Hacke | Gambling scandals raise questions about whether love of money has corrupted sports
SPORTS | Auburn kicker praises God in victory and defeat
Ray Hacke | Elizabeth Eddy stood up for women’s soccer—and got attacked by her teammates
Ray Hacke | The NFL is making a big mistake by tapping Bad Bunny to perform at the Super Bowl
From dominating on the mound to living out his beliefs, Clayton Kershaw’s career offers a blueprint for Christian athletes
Ray Hacke | The retirement of Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw leaves a Christian void in Major League Baseball
