Lawsuits filed against Wellington Sports Academy by former employee and village
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 29, 2026, 4:25 PM
Last updated Jul 29, 2026
Wellington Sports Academy, opened in 2025 by former NFL player Jon Bostic, faces a lawsuit from ex-employee Andrew Foster alleging $143,000 in unpaid wages. Foster claims he resigned after not receiving payment for two years of work. This lawsuit follows the academy's recent legal action against the village of Wellington over alleged contract violations related to facility use. Both cases remain unresolved, adding to the ongoing tensions between the academy and the village. Bostic and the academy's legal representative label Foster's claims as meritless.
- •Andrew Foster sues Wellington Sports Academy for $143,000 in back wages.
- •Lawsuit filed less than a year after the academy's opening.
- •Academy also suing village of Wellington over breach of contract.
- •Both lawsuits have not reached resolution.
- •Jon Bostic founded the academy to help youth athletes.
- 4:25 PMYahoo Sports — Ex-NFL pro in war with Wellington, ex-employee over sports academy
"Wellington Sports Academy, which opened in 2025, is led by former NFL player Jon Bostic.
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