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Louisiana Christian University students competed in iNRB, the collegiate division the of National Religious Broadcasters. LCU photo

LCU students compete at 2026 NRB Convention

February 27, 2026

By Al Quartemont, LCU News

NASHVILLE (LCU News) – Students from Louisiana Christian University received several awards from the recent gathering of Christian media professionals at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention, Feb. 16-20, at the Gaylord Opryland Hotel and Convention Center in Nashville.

Competing in iNRB, the collegiate division of NRB, the following LCU students were recognized during the annual Student Production Awards:

  • Adàn Wright, Seth Bynog and Danny Cobb – First Place for Video: TV Newscast for The Wildcat Weekly Minute Update;
  • Bryson Baloney, Jacob Mercer and Nick Morrow – First Place for Video: Live Multi-Camera Non-Studio Production for LCU’s weekly chapel service;
  • Danny Cobb – Second Place for Video: PSA, Commercial or Promo/Newscast/Sportscast for his Wildcats Media Sports Report;
  • Adán Wright – First Place for Audio: News or Sports Production for his story on LCU intramural basketball; and
  • Adán Wright, Danny Cobb and Bryson Baloney – First Place for Audio: Podcast Production for The Wildcats Media Sports Podcast.

In addition, LCU had three teams of students compete in on-site competitions. They included:

  • Danny Cobb, Jacob Mercer, Kaelyn Richard and Nick Morrow – Second Place for the 12-Hour Audio Challenge with their production of an audio drama on 9/11;
  • Adàn Wright, Bryson Baloney and Seth Bynog – Competed in the 12-Hour News Challenge, and
  • Kayley McCarty, Madilyn Sanders and Kaylin Bagby – Competed in the first-ever Social Media Challenge

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