reach the Danish final. A season- ending injury in the semifinals prevented him from playing in the championship. He arrived in Denmark after playing for NGU, where he was a first-team All- American. In his four years playing for the Crusaders (2014- 2017), he accumulated 2,926 yards while scoring 20 rushing touchdowns and catching 39 passes for 487 yards and three touchdowns. He holds the school single game rushing record, carrying the ball 31 times for 315 yards and two touchdowns against Tusculum University in 2015.


Daniel Horn completed his dental residency in Asheville, NC, last summer and moved back home


to the Upstate. He began his first post-residency job with ProGrin Dental, working at their North Greer office. Prior to residency, he spent four years in dental school at MUSC in Charleston.


Marc Reynolds, pastor of Little River Baptist Church in Penrose, NC, was named to an eight- member search committee to find the next editor of the Biblical Recorder, the Baptist newspaper of North Carolina. Marc began serving on the Recorder’s board of directors in 2022.


Allison Starling played Sister Amnesia in “Sister Amnesia’s Country Western Nunsense Jamboree” at the Hendersonville Theatre in Hendersonville, NC. She last appeared as Johnna in the 2019 production of August: Osage County.


Scott Wingo (M.Ed.) has joined the baseball coaching staff at his alma mater, the University of South Carolina. He was one of the key veterans behind USC’s back-to- back national titles, winning the Most Outstanding Player of the 2011 College World Series while


serving as senior team captain. Drafted in the 11th round by the Dodgers in the 2011 MLB Draft, Wingo spent three seasons in professional baseball before returning to USC in 2015 to serve as a student assistant. In 2016 and 2017, Wingo coached at NGU while earning his master’s degree, and he spent one season at Jacksonville before stepping away from coaching.


2018


Officer Matthew Bannister was named Rookie of the Year by the Greer Police Department.


Joshua Keith “JB” Bowen was ordained into the ministry on Sunday, Aug. 23, 2020, at First Baptist Church in Dillion, SC, where he is associate pastor of students. He has served as minister of youth at Covenant Baptist Church in Lancaster, SC; associate minister of music at Locust Hill Baptist Church in Travelers Rest; and as a counselor, worship leader, and assistant director at Camp Pinehill in Bennettsville, SC. He is married to the former Kelsey Allen.


Myrom (Gene) Roberts (D.Min.) is the new associational missions strategist for the Summerhill Baptist Association in Southwest Georgia.


Jessica Velasquez (MBA) is the senior integrated marketing coordinator for Infinity Marketing, a fully integrated marketing agency in the Upstate. Jessica manages projects and timelines; establishes budgets, goals and strategies for accounts; and functions as the day-to-day contact for clients. She moved to Infinity with experience as a marketing specialist for Reebok.


2019


Cole Bryson accepted a


position in mobile marketing working with the Dallas Cowboys and Hollywood Productions.


Rachel Dickerson is an executive assistant with McConnell Real Estate Partners in Charleston, SC. After graduating from NGU she received her real estate license and worked in a marketing position with a boutique real estate company prior to moving to Charleston.


Chris Hayward is the commercial relationship manager at United Community Bank in Greenville. In this role, Hayward is responsible for developing and building relationships with business owners across Greenville County.


Austin McQuaid is the senior integrated marketing coordinator for Infinity Marketing, a fully integrated marketing agency in the Upstate. Austin serves as the day-to-day contact for assigned accounts by project managing all agency deliverables. He collaborates with leadership to establish marketing budgets, goals, and strategies. Austin has prior experience in the hospitality industry.


Anna Catherine Middleton was named the 2023-2024 Teacher of the Year at McBee High School in Pageland, SC. She teaches Spanish I and II, and Honors Spanish III to ninth through 12th graders. She has taught at McBee for four years.


Gabriella Motter was hired by the Greenville Triumph SC as partnership marketing and community relations coordinator. She is responsible for fulfilling partnership agreements and for developing, implementing, and facilitating projects related to the organization’s commitment to the community. She has seven years of experience working in athletics, including youth sports programming, parks and recreation, and collegiate sports operations.


Kaliegh Roach is the head coach of the cross country and track program at UNC Greensboro.


Richard J. Schuler II (PA-C) has joined St. Peter’s MS and Headache Center, a practice of St. Peter’s Health Partners Medical Associates. A board- certified physician assistant, Richard practices neurology, specializing in headache medicine. He previously practiced neuropsychiatry with Hudson Headwaters Health Network in Queensbury, New York. His professional interests include utilization of natural and pharmaceutical interventions for the treatment and management of debilitating neurological and psychiatric disorders.


2020


Julia Schoeffler Basha is teaching at Wade Hampton High School in Greenville.


Bethany Fowler has started work on her Master of Arts in Communication from Johns Hopkins University.


Regan King was selected as one of the teachers in Kershaw County District Outstanding First-Year Teacher recognition program. Regan is one of two Spanish teachers at Camden High and has served as Beta Club sponsor and Junior Varsity Volleyball coach.


Abi Waters is a middle school teacher at Legacy Early College in Greenville. She currently is working on her master’s degree.


Dr. Price Matthew “Matt” Watson joined the


dental team at Crews & Mills in Hampton, SC, after graduating from the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston.


Ariel Norris Wiebe received her master’s degree in history from Liberty University in May 2022. She has just completed her first year in the Ph.D. program in history at the University of New Mexico.


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