Soccer

By Lydia Chapman Special Projects Editor Long before they shared a locker room at Trevecca, Levi, Judah and Zion Jones shared a backyard, where hours of competition helped shape the brothers and the soccer players they would become. “We would always compete with each other for three, four hours a day,” Levi Jones, a graduate student, said. “Just playing and perfecting our craft.” The games were competitive. There were arguments over fouls, debates over who won and plenty of opportunities to mess with each other afterward. But underneath the competition was something that has followed the brothers to college: family. Now, the backyard has been replaced by Trevecca’s soccer field. Levi, Judah and Zion are three of 10 children. This season, the three brothers play college...