Athletics Annual Report by Presbyterian College

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE

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2015-2016 ANNUAL ATHLETIC REPORT

Message from Athletic Director

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On behalf of our entire Blue Hose Athletic Department, I want to say thank you for your continued support and generosity to PC Athletics. Our number one goal is to have outstanding athletic programs that are competitive without jeopardizing PCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rich academic history and reputation. As we start our fifth year as the smallest school in NCAA Division I (FCS), we are starting to see sustained success at this level. This success is both academic and athletic. As you review the 2016 annual athletic report, you will see the outstanding accomplishments our student-athletes are achieving in the classroom, as well as on the fields and courts of play. After the 2016 spring semester, 65 percent of our student-athletes achieved a 3.00 GPA or better, and our team GPA average was a 3.293. Since Fall 2010, our average team GPA has exceeded a 3.00 GPA (12 straight semesters). Our student-athletes and coaches take great pride in their academic success. As we all know, PC is a rigorous institution with no place to hide academically. Athletically, we are making great strides in both competitiveness and recruiting Division I caliber student-athletes. This success is fueled by PCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s academic and athletic reputation. We truly are the total package. This annual report serves as a snapshot of the last 12 months of Blue Hose Athletics. The success that you see in the following pages, and watch in the future, involves everyone--student-athletes, coaches, support staff, administration, very generous donors, and all of our Blue Hose fans. Once again, on behalf of all our coaches, staff, and student-athletes, thank you very much. Your continued support and generosity makes a difference with PC Athletics. GO Hose!

Brian P. Reese Director of Athletics

2015-2016 highlights

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Baseball Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Men’s Cross Country Women’s Cross Country Football Men’s Golf Women’s Golf

Women’s Lacrosse Men’s Soccer Women’s Soccer Softball Men’s Tennis Women’s Tennis Volleyball

Tied Big South Record Tied the Division I record for wins with 27, while establishing a new school record for Big South wins (12)

Made its first appearance in the Big South Tournament, earning the No. 5 seed

23-game Tyler Weyenberg set the school record with a 23-game hitting streak

17-10

Compiled a 17-10 record at home, including a 9-3 mark against Big South opponents

All-American Weston Jackson named third team All-American, second team All-Region and second team All-Big South

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Baseball

Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball

The team earned its first postseason win in its Division I history with a 65-64 victory over Radford in the first round of the Big South Tournament.

Two PC earned two Big South postseason awards with members landing on the All-Conference First Team and the All-Academic Team.

Blue Hose ended the season winning three of their final five games.

Honor Guard Charlie Inclan â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;17 elected by his peers as Chair of the PC Honor Council

School Div. I Records

The 2015-16 team set school Division I records in points (1,880), three-point field goals made (217), scoring average (60.6), field goals made (650), free throws made (363), free throw percentage (.727), offensive rebounds (369), steals (258), three-pointers made in a game (14) and scoring margin (6.8).

Semifinals

The team finished 18-13 and made it to the Big South Tournament semifinals for the first time.

Freshman of the Year Taylor Petty was named the Big South Freshman of the Year, averaging 11.2 points per game and setting the school record for most points by a freshman with 354.

H onors Cortney Storey and Aianna Kelly earned Big South Honorable Mention honors, while Janie Miles was named to the Big South All-Academic Team. Storey broke the school record in assists by dishing out 126 throughout the season.

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Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball

Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cross Country

PC placed eighth at the Big South Conference Championships, the highest finish for the team since joining the conference.

School Record Set Freshman Preston Meade set the school record in the 10k at the Southeast Regional meet with a time of 34:21.

Highest GPA in State The team earned USTFCCA All-Academic honors for the third year in a row with a 3.52 team gpa. Their gpa was the highest in the Big South Conference and in the state of South Carolina.

thomas valente

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When asked why he chose to come to Presbyterian College, Thomas Valente ’16 said, “Before college, I had two plans, one to go on to medical school and the other to play Division I soccer. PC gave me both.” Valente graduated just weeks ago with the class of 2016, and his resume indicates that his time at PC helped him achieve these goals. As a member of the men’s soccer team for all four years of college, Valente appeared in 22 games for the Blue Hose with nine starts. He was also named co-captain of the team for the 2015 season and was awarded the Christenberry Award for Academic Excellence by the Big South Conference. Moreover, Valente was honored as the Valedictorian of the class of 2016, having majored in applied mathematics at PC. His achievements in the classroom earned him a full scholarship to medical school at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC). “Balancing athletics and academics was my biggest challenge. Preparing myself for medical school and my body for sports was a lot of work,” Valente said. “However, the community at PC was phenomenal.”

As a Division I athlete, Valente devoted 20 plus hours a week to soccer practices, games, conditioning, and weights. “Soccer was pretty much a part-time job, but I had my teammates,” he said. “My soccer team was like my family. The athletic training and sports medicine staff helped me a lot, and Brian Reese, the athletic director, was super supportive. We had a great relationship.” Beyond his responsibilities as a soccer player, Valente noted how he spent hours in the library trying to get his work done, saying, “PC is no walk in the park with the rigor of the coursework. However, the math department was amazing. Dr. Doug Daniels, my advisor, really pushed me and guided me. People in the math department pushed me to be the best student I could be and taught me to think for myself.” Valente will begin school at MUSC in the fall and feels that he is prepared to do so thanks to his time at PC: “PC was a really accepting community within the athletic department and across the whole campus. Building a community with my professors is something I will always remember and cherish. PC really prepared me on both ends for my passions.”

3.43

A cademic H onors The team earned USTFCCA All-Academic honors for the third year in a row with a 3.43 team gpa. Their GPA was the third-highest in the Big South Conference.

5k/4k

School Record Set F i f t e e n t h at Disney C lassic The Blue Hose finished 15th at the Disney Cross Country Classic in a 34 team field.

Freshmen Sally Hart set the school record in the 5k during the season with a time of 19:40. Hart also set the school record in the 6k at the Furman Classic with a time of 24:01. Freshmen Ripley Fricano set the school record in the 4k with a time of 16:25 at the Winthrop Early Season Challenge.

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Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cross Country

Football

402

Donelle Williams finished his career third in Big South history in career tackles with 402

All-Big South

players

Five All-Big South players, including returning first team selection Darrell Bridges

Win Over

Defeated Campbell and Kennesaw State in the first-ever meeting against both

Ugonna Akoh named a second team Academic All-American, the first such honor in the programâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s history

Big South

All-Conference Team

Two

Davis Parker was named to the Big South All-Conference team for the second time in his career. He holds the school’s 36-hole record at -10.

The team placed second at The Legacy Intercollegiate Invitational, with two members placing in the top-15.

Hayden Ploeger was named the Big South Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

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Men’s Golf

Women’s Golf

All-Freshman Big South Team Ann Elizabeth Gore was named to the Big South All-Freshmen Team. She is the first female golfer to receive this honor in PC history.

All-American Abby Driscoll was named to the All-Academic Team for her work in the classroom and on the course.

Led by Driscoll’s seventh place finish, the team placed fifth at the Winthrop Women’s Invitational.

Jordan ashley

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Nothing epitomized the term “student-athlete” quite like Presbyterian College graduate Jordan Ashley from Abbeville, S.C. As an athlete, she was a catcher for the softball team that played over 50 games a season, not including the postseason tournaments. As a student, she was the Yearbook editor, a member of Sigma Sigma Sigma, a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) on campus (having served as president), and served on the conference and national level. “I give credit to my coach for putting me up for the role as a freshman, a role that has had an incredible impact on my life,” said Jordan. For Jordan, serving as president of the SAAC at Presbyterian College was extremely rewarding. One reason she enjoyed the role was that it allowed her to be the voice for student athletes. Jordan became a national SAAC member in the summer of 2014, after becoming the Vice President of the Big South conference SAAC. She attended her first National SAAC meeting that summer and was elected to serve on the Administration

Cabinet to become the only student-athlete representative in the cabinet. “I was honored to be a part of this integral decision-making body. When this position was described to me I knew that is where my passion would lie. I was nominated and gave a speech in front of the National SAAC and was voted on by my peers.” Jordan attended the more recent National SAAC conference in San Antonio, Texas. At this conference Jordan did more than representing PC, she represented the entire Big South Conference.

School Division I Records

Maura Talvacchia set, tied or improved upon school records in single-season caused turnovers (72), single-season ground balls (66), career caused turnovers (168), career ground balls (168), and single-game caused turnovers (8).

Honors Talvacchia earned Second Team All-Big South honors while leading the nation in caused turnovers per game (4) and ground balls per game (3.67).

All-Academic Katy Richardson was named to the Big South All-Academic Team.

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Women’s Lacrosse

Men’s Soccer

Shutout & Tied Conference Leader

The Blue Hose shutout and tied perennial Big South power High Point during the season.

Scholar-Athlete Thomas Valente was named to the Big South Men’s Soccer Scholar Athlete of the year and was a Christenberry award winner in 2015

N ew C oach Jonathan Potter takes over the men’s soccer program after serving as the top assistant at Elon University for the previous five years.

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Goalkeeper Sydney Fontenot moved up to second in career saves (232) at PC after recording 74 in 2015.

SIX The teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s six wins in 2015 are tied for the second most in a season since becoming a Division I program.

Honors Sophie Cobb and Hannah Gaither were both named Big South Second Team All-Conference, while Kelsey Yeager was named to the Big South All-Freshman Team.

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Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Soccer

Softball

The softball team had four players earn All Big South honors. Kelsie Sanchez was named to the first team, Erin Ruff and Megan Anderson were named to the second team and Sydney Seigler picked up honorable mention honors. Anderson was also named to the All-Freshman Team, while Ruff garnered All-Academic Team honors.

School Record Hope Rogers set the school record for most home runs in a season with 14, and most total bases with 94.

SECOND

As a team the Blue Hose finished second in Big South in complete games pitched (31), tied for second in fewest errors (55), third in hits allowed (370), fourth in team ERA (3.48) and fourth in batting average against (.272).

Aianna Kelly

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From Newport News, Va., Aianna Kelly, a senior business administration major, has made a great impact on the womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s basketball team since she joined as a freshman in 2013. Kelly chose PC for both its academic reputation and its Division I basketball. As a freshman, Kelly started off strong, making her collegiate debut in a game against Georgia where she earned four rebounds and scored two points. She soon made her collegiate start against N.C. State. She played in all 31 games her freshmen year and started in 24, leading the freshmen with 6.2 points and 4.9 rebounds per game. Kelly continued to make her mark on the court. She tied for team lead in assists and paced the Blue Hose in steals. She led PC in assists 11 times and in steals 16 times. Her first career double-double, with 11 points and 16 rebounds, was in a 45-minute overtime game against Coastal Carolina. In her sophomore year, Kelly also played in all 31 games and started in 29 as a guard. She averaged 6.5 points per game and achieved a team-high record of 6.1 rebounds

per game. She also led PC in scoring three times, in rebounds 10 times, assists 10 times, and steals nine times. Her average play time was 28.8 minutes per game. Kelly had many other notable achievements in her sophomore year, such as shooting a team-best 79.1 percent from the free-throw line; setting a career-best with 15 points against Liberty; earning a season-high 14 points and seven rebounds against UNC Asheville; and leading the team in scoring for the first time in her career with 12 points against VCU. Also in her sophomore year, Kelly ranked in the top 20 in the Big South Conference. She was ranked 15th in overall scoring, eighth in assist/turnover ratio (fifth in the Big South-only competition), and 15th in defensive rebounds. In her junior year, Kelly has been responsible both on and off the court. She served as a student-athlete academic representative and a leader and captain of the womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s basketball team.

C hampionship

M atch in 5 S easons

Advanced to its third Big South Championship match, all coming in the last five seasons

6-2

Finished the regular season second in the Big South with a 6-2 record, its best finish since 2014

FOUR

DOUBLE-DIGIT Four players amassed double-digit singles victories

F IR S T Y EAR H EA D C OAC H Totaled 14 wins under first-year head coach Patrick Fediuk

58 WINS

Danny Bruce finished his career with 58 singles wins, second-most in the school’s Division I era

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Men’s Tennis

Women’s Tennis

Totaled 11 wins, including six road victories

Record

Freshman Tracy Johnson established a new single-season record for singles wins with 16; also won 12 doubles matches, tied for second-most in a single season in the D1 era

Best Start Recorded its best ever start, winning its first five matches, all on the road

Big South

Recognized

Johnson named Big South Player of the Week, Nicole Croxton Freshman of the Week (Jan. 28)

512

Sara Rogers led the team and finished 10th in the conference in assists with 512.

Seventh Mikayla Register finished seventh in the conference in service aces with 30, and eighth in digs with 352.

Big South Honors Ashton Stewart was selected to the Big South All-Academic Team.

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Volleyball

Spring 2016 Athletic Academic Report Team GPA’s:

All Student Average GPA 3.162

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Women’s Tennis

3.741

Men’s Cross Country

3.657

4.0

Women’s Lacrosse 3.550 Women’s Golf 3.540 Women’s Cross Country

3.508

Men’s Tennis 3.426 Women’s Soccer 3.403 Women’s Basketball

3.353

Volleyball 3.310 Men’s Soccer 3.265 Softball 3.264 Baseball 3.156 Men’s Golf 2.903 Football 2.855 M. Basketball 2.507 Team Average

4.0 GPA

3.293

over a

3.0 GPA

286

Number of Student Athletes with cumulative GPA

54%

over 3.0 GPA

12 12 straight semesters of team GPA over 3.0

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Dear Alumni and Friends, Word is spreading – it is a great time to be a part of Blue Hose Athletics. As you have seen in earlier sections of this report, our studentathletes are excelling on the fields and courts of competition while maintaining excellence in the classroom. Our coaches are recruiting top tier scholar athletes from the southeast and across the nation. And those students, in turn, are training harder than ever before, adopting the mentality of now is the time. We are no longer in the transitional stages; we are Division I. The same can be said for Presbyterian College fundraising. In 2015-2016, thanks to 1,494 alumni and 1,247 friends of the College, we raised more than $5.7 million—a truly remarkable number for our small school. Athletically, we’ve inaugurated a Scotsman Club Board of Directors, renovated the Kemper D. Lake Sports Medicine Facility and added the Justin Bethel Hydrotherapy Center, increased Scotsman Club contributions, enhanced sport specific funding, established new scholarship endowments, and created the Victory Fund to give our student-athletes the best Division I experience we can. I can’t wait to see what 2017 has in store! One thing is obvious: Blue Hose faithful are strong in their dedication to support PC athletics. Without you to support our student-athletes, coaches and administrators, the progress we’ve made in Division I would not have been possible. If you are not currently a Scotsman Club donor, I urge you to join the Scotsman Club at whatever level you can and support the achievements of our men and women in the garnet and blue, as we continue in this new era of Presbyterian College athletics. On behalf of our staff, coaches, and studentathletes, I would like to thank you for your generous support and Go Blue Hose! Sincerely, Matt Cain Assistant Athletic Director for Development

Rechartered in 2015, the Scotsman Club Board of Directors, under the leadership of President Steve Churm ’78, is charged with maintaining the relationship between alumni and friends of PC with College administration. The group, currently 20 members strong, is comprised of all age demographics and includes both non-athletes and former athletes of all varsity athletic teams. These faithful Blue Hose are the alumni’s voices to the Athletic Director and other members of the athletic department and administration.

Steve Churm ‘78 (President) Hart Cobb ‘69 (VP Membership) Richard Hilton ‘90 (VP Operations) Kevin Lindler ‘97 (VP Finance) Lynn Smith ‘82 (VP Communications) Frank King ‘64 Jim Bankhead ‘66 Don Jeter ‘80 Robb Sasser ‘86 John Wofford ‘90 John Gentry ‘91 Stewart Hackney ‘96 Allison Rice ‘05 Art Middleton ‘06 Nick Willis ‘06 Justine Anderson ‘08 Terrance Butler ‘09 Lee Kiser ‘10 Josh Johnson ‘12 Christy Schofer ‘15

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Board of Directors

Honorary Captains Bob Stock For more than 45 years, PC has had the pleasure of including Bob Strock as a member of the Blue Hose family. Prior to joining the PC football coaching staff, Bob, a graduate of nearby Erskine, was a successful high school coach and athletic director at both Clinton and Walterboro High Schools. Bob’s win-loss record still ranks among the most successful in PC history. In addition to his 18 years on the sideline, Bob also served as the Chair of the PE department from 1975 until his retirement in 1997. In recognition of Bob’s impact on student-athletes, in 2001 a group of his former players established the Coach Bob Strock Athletic Scholarship which awards financial aid to a worthy PC athlete annually. In 2001, the College recognized Bob as official Blue Hose for life, awarding him the first “Honorary Alumnus Award.”

Steve Churm Steve Churm ’78, the 2010 Mary F. Lehman Alumni Service Award winner, is a member of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Steve was a four-time letterman and captain of the PC men’s golf team, as well as three-year letterman at offensive guard. His senior year, Steve was selected as NAIA all-district and honorable mention All-American in football. Upon graduation, Steve was commissioned in the US Army and was awarded the Bronze Star in Operation Desert Storm. He retired in 1998, achieving the rank of Major and continues service today as the Director of Operations for Athena Technology Group providing engineering support to the US Army. Steve and Alison ’81 , are proud parents of Anna Brooks ’08 and Will ’11.

John Stroud John Stroud ’76 is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. John was an integral part of both football and basketball teams, having served as a student athletic trainer. Currently, John is President and CEO of O’Dell Corporation in Greenwood and a current Presbyterian College Trustee. John and his wife, Ferol, are significant supporters of all aspects of Blue Hose athletics. In addition to being annual contributors to the Scotsman Club, they created the John and Ferol Stroud Scholarship Fund, awarded to a deserving football player yearly, and contributed to the renovations to the athletic training facility and the weight room.

Stan Reid Stan Reid ’74 graduated cum laude with a degree in pre-medicine and lettered for three years in football and track. Stan was a member of the Sigma Kappa Alpha Academic Honor Society and the Blue Key National Honorary Leadership Fraternity and was a Joseph Graham Miller Academic-Athletic Achievement Award recipient. Stan additionally served on the Student Government Association, the Judicial Council, and as the Battalion Commander with PC ROTC. In 2014, Stan completed a Master of Divinity degree from Princeton Theological Seminary. Stan and his wife, Tricia, are members of the William Plumer Jacobs Society and are yearly members in the Scotsman Club. Through his generous time and his continuous giving, Stan has been an outstanding example of leadership in the Scotsman Club.

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Over the last 16 years, the Scotsman Club Invitational has raised over a quarter of a million dollars in student-athletic scholarships. A big thank you to all who joined us and sponsored the 2016 Scotsman Club Invitational to support our student-athletes. We hope to see you next year for the 2017 Scotsman Club Invitational at Musgrove Mill Golf Club, ranked second in the Upstate according to the SC Golf Panel.

With your help, we raised $29,679 in 2016 for our Blue Hose student-athletes!

BETHEL HYDROTHERAPY FACILITY /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// On June 25, Presbyterian College held a ribbon cutting ceremony officially opening its new Bethel Hydrotherapy Facility as an addition to the college’s Kemper D. Lake Sports Medicine Center. “The gift Justin provided is an absolute game-changer for us,” said Brian Reese, director of athletics. “We will now have one of the finest sports medicine facilities in the Big South. Justin’s gift will have a substantial sports performance impact for all of our student-athletes in all of our sports. The entire athletic department is extremely grateful for his generosity.” The hydrotherapy facility will impact all current and future student-athletes at PC. It features two state-of-the-art Cryotherm hydrotherapy tanks, which will speed up recovery and enhance performance. The additional space allows PC’s staff of athletic trainers and team physicians to continue their sports medicine services in a more efficient and functional facility. Also included in the renovation was a contribution from the William T. Johnson estate. Thanks to Johnson’s generous planned gift, the functional rehabilitation portion of the Lake Sports Medicine Center will bear a plaque with Johnson and his wife’s (Louise) name. “This is an exciting day for Presbyterian College athletics,” said Nelson Jones, associate athletic director of sports medicine at the college. “As a sports medicine staff, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to Justin and his family, as well as the William T. Johnson estate, for making this project possible.” The hydrotherapy facility is named for Justin Bethel, a 2012 PC graduate and cornerback for the Arizona Cardinals. Bethel has completed four seasons in the National Football League and has been elected to play in the Pro Bowl for three consecutive years. “This facility will be a huge benefit to all of our student-athletes,” said Harold Nichols ‘89, head football coach. “This generous gift will impact all of our athletes, improving performance, injury rehabilitation, and recovery.” Bethel is the ninth player ever drafted to the NFL out of PC and the first since Dan Eckstein was drafted in 1969 by the Green Bay Packers. “We thank Justin and his family, and we are very proud of him,” Nichols said.

Justin Bethel and family

“I know Justin and his family understand the commitment it takes to be the very best on the field and in the classroom. This gift shows his appreciation for his experience here at PC and all the people that helped him get to where he is today. Justin has a huge heart and is very humble, qualities that help him to this day.” - Head Coach Harold Nichols ‘89

Why support?

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Why support the Scotsman Club? The Scotsman Club ensures Blue Hose student-athletes receive a worldclass college education. Our student-athletes leave PC with a solid foundation – well prepared for the life ahead of them. This is only possible with help from Scotsman Club supporters like you – alumni, parents, and friends of the College. All Scotsman Club gifts go to offset the cost of financial aid/scholarships for our athletes. Scotsman Club dollars assist in addressing important needs in the athletic department. Donors at certain levels to the Scotsman Club receive various benefits ranging from invitations to Scotsman Club events to designated parking for football games. Why support the Victory Fund? The Victory Fund provides the director of athletics the resources to provide our student-athletes and coaches with the things they need to excel in Division I athletics. Gifts to the Victory Fund directly contribute to operating costs – equipment, travel, academic support, and recruiting – items essential for our teams to compete at the highest level. The Victory Fund allows our athletic director to appropriate funding where it is most needed across our 15 varsity sports. Donors at certain levels also receive benefits. Presbyterian College Annual Fund

PC Fund

Pharmacy Fund

Scotsman Club

Victory Fund

Sport Restricted

Receive Benefits

Total Athletic Giving

Project & Endowed Scholarships

Membership

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Membership representation by former athletes: Baseball: 15% Men’s BB: 19% Men’s CC: 4% Football: 18% Men’s Golf: 13% Men’s Soccer: 7% Men’s Tennis: 19% Women’s BB: 4% Women’s CC: 2% Women’s Golf: 10% Women’s Soccer: 7% Women’s Tennis: 8% Volleyball: 7%

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2013

2014

2016

2015

$515,704 $435,429 $423,552

$405,295

$389,105 Dollars 922

911 786

Donors

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Gifts

895

918

Victory Fund

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Over the years, our supporters have been incredibly generous, but for us to succeed and continue the progress we’ve made, further investment is essential. We made the commitment to maintain our progress in Division I by providing our student-athletes and coaches with the very best – the best equipment, travel, training and recovery aids available. We are committed to building championship teams and our student-athletes need your support like never before. The task at hand: raise $1.2 million for operating costs by the end of 2017. In the first six months of funding, the following individuals accepted the challenge and donated $180,000 in actual cash and nearly that amount in pledges for the upcoming year. We need you to join this group and make a difference in the lives of those who need it most – our student-athletes.

A heartfelt thank you to Bob Basham Matt Cain Robbie ’00 and Tracy ‘01 Cato Dave Chatham Tom Free ‘91 Rut ’65 and Dianne Galloway John ’67 and Mary Glover Irby ’73 and Fran Hipp John ’87 and Tish Inman John ’73 and Alison ’73 Jeselnik Bill ’69 and Mary ’71 Kirtland Rachel Lamb ‘10 Jeremy Mauldin ‘00

Tam ’72 and Suellen ’73 Milton Alex Scull Rader ’92 and Kate Sellers Jerry ’50 and Lillis Smith Mike ’82 and Lynn ’82 Smith Steve ’84 and Gayla ’85 Smith Bob ’01 and Betty Strock The Yonce Family

Walter Johnson Medallion and Champion Members

Walter Johnson Sustaining Fellows

Anonymous

Wes ‘86 and Dawn Nalley, Greenville, SC

Harvey ‘61 and Cile Blanchard, Chapin, SC

Dan ‘75 and Jere ‘77 Adams, Peachtree City, GA

Kevin ‘00 and Lindsay ‘00 Nolan, Marietta, GA

Robbie ‘00 and Tracy ‘01 Cato, Cumming, GA

Bob Basham, Tampa, FL

Stan ‘74 and Tricia ‘76 Reid, Greenville, SC

Steve ‘78 and Alison ‘81 Churm, Clover, SC

Andy and Leslie Cameron, Sugar Hill, GA

Guy and Tina Revelle, Tampa, FL

John ‘81 and Ellen ‘83 D’Andrea, Peachtree City, GA

Bob Edens ‘77, Columbia, SC

Rodney ‘85 and Amy ‘85 Revis, Rutherfordton, NC

Tony ‘98 and Christen Davis, Ninety Six, SC

Gordon Glaspey ‘83, Mooresville, NC

Rader ‘92 and Kate Sellers, Gordon, GA

Bailey Dixon, Clinton, SC

Lyman ‘73 and Lee Hamrick, Gaffney, SC

Jerry ‘50 and Lillis Smith, Greenville, SC

Laverne Edwards, Pfafftown, NC

John ‘87 and Tish Inman, Atlanta, GA

Steve ‘84 and Gayla ‘85 Smith, Waxhaw, NC

John Edwards ‘94, Monroe, NC

John ‘73 and Alison ‘73 Jeselnik, North Augusta, SC

Bob ‘01 and Betty Strock, Clinton, SC

Cally ‘48 and Joy Gault, Clinton, SC

Bill ‘69 and Mary ‘71 Kirtland, Miami, FL

John ‘76 and Ferol Stroud, Greenwood, SC

Wardlaw ‘75 and Gail ‘75 Hamrick, Gaffney, SC

E. G. ‘69 and Marianne ‘71 Lassiter, Atlanta, GA

Chris ’96 and Melissa Yonce, Johnston, SC

Rob ‘68 and Teresa Hibbits, Orangeburg, SC

Tommy ‘71 and Katherine Lawson, Charlotte, NC

Josh ‘02 and Katherine Yonce, Johnston, SC

Tom and Carol Hudson, Saint Augustine, FL

Jeremy Mauldin ‘00, Milton, GA

Larry ‘67 and Nina Yonce, Johnston, SC

Richard ‘68 and Virginia Munn, Palmetto, GA

Tam ‘72 and Suellen ‘73 Milton, Greensboro, NC

Sonny and Susan Yonce, Johnston, SC

Will ‘90 and Kathy Schafer, Aiken, SC Tyler Scott ‘16, Jacksonville, FL Bill ‘69 and Martha Scott, Lanett, AL Mack ‘67 and Joyce Singleton, Myrtle Beach, SC Mitchell Spearman ‘03, Los Angeles, CA Speedy ‘51 and Jeanette Starnes, Great Falls, SC Walt ‘66 and Susan Todd, Columbia, SC The Travelers Insurance Companies, Hartford, CT Craig, Gaulden & Davis, Greenville, SC Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates, Buffalo, NY

The donor honor roll recognizes donors who made outright gifts between July 1, 2015 and June 30, 2016. Presbyterian College has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this report, and we apologize for any errors or omissions. Please contact the Office of Advancement at 864-833-8296 with any questions or corrections.

* denotes donor is deceased

Coach Cally Gault Leadership Fellows Anonymous Doug ‘66 and Eugenia Allen, Bonneau, SC Art ‘53 and Edie Baker, Blythewood, SC Jim ‘66 and Cissy ‘69 Bankhead, Spartanburg, SC Buddy ‘64 and Margaret Barnwell, Orangeburg, SC Bill ‘70 and Karen Beaty, Rock Hill, SC Paul and Dianne Beidel, Roswell, GA Tyler Bennett ‘06, Charleston, SC – Young Leadership Kelvin and Angela Bishop, Cleveland, TN Bill ‘72 and Cheryl Brearley, Lexington, SC Joe ‘01 and Izzie Brooks, Clinton, SC Bright Bruorton, Decatur, AL Craig and Shari Bryan, Gadsden, AL Matt Cain, Simpsonville, SC George Camp, Hartsville, SC Bert ‘77 and Gretchen Campbell, Clemson, SC Ronnie ‘97 and Heather Cannon, Roswell, GA Hart ‘69 and Anne Cobb, Atlanta, GA Danny ‘79 and Hunt ‘78 Cook, Clinton, SC Jack ‘61 and Midge Cornwell, Blackstock, SC Adam ‘00 and Ashley ‘00 Cresswell, Lexington, SC Steve ‘73 and Libby Crowe, Piedmont, SC Ted and Frances Davenport, Clinton, SC David ‘66 and Jackie Davies, Inman, SC Hartwell ‘75 and Susan Dew, Atlanta, GA P’Nut Dowdle ‘59, Clinton, SC John and Flo Dowdle, Clinton, SC Jay ‘58 and Douglas Drake, Bennettsville, SC

John Edwards, Zebulon, GA

Lee ‘10 and Katie ‘10 Kiser, Greenville, SC – Young Leadership

Charles and Caryl Elliott, Clinton, SC

Mike LeFever ‘69 and Malissa Burnette, Columbia, SC

Russ ‘09 and Barbara Emerson, Clinton, SC

Mark Leverette ‘82, Gray Court, SC

Philip ‘73 and Ruth Everhart, Clover, SC

Laine ‘70 and Ann Ligon, Columbia, SC

Randy Fitzpatrick ‘65, Sunset Beach, NC

Kevin ‘97 and Ashley ‘00 Lindler, Columbia, SC

Jon and Margaret Foster, Easley, SC

Amy ‘89 and Bob ‘77 Link, Clinton, SC

Dodge ‘64 and Diane Frederick, Lexington, SC

George ‘65 and Kaye Lokey, Thomson, GA

Rad Free ‘69, Bamberg, SC

George ‘82 and Cathy Martin, Pickens, SC

Rut ‘65 and Dianne Galloway, Easley, SC

David ‘98 and Vicki Massey, Marietta, GA

Toby ‘64 and Anne Garrett, Fountain Inn, SC

Matt McCord ‘03, Gainesville, GA

John ‘91 and Katherine ‘91 Gentry, Athens, GA

Bob ‘76 and Emmie An ‘76 McLean, Clinton, SC

Valerie ‘94 and Dave Glessner, Williamsburg, VA

Dooley ‘75 and Margarette Miller, Spartanburg, SC

John ‘67 and Mary Glover, Newberry, SC

Mike Newsome ‘85, Atlanta, GA

Gene ‘63 and Carol Goodwyn, Seneca, SC

Shaun Nibert ‘12, Clinton, SC

Michael ‘85 and Lee Ann Greene, Moore, SC

Van Nibert ‘16, Clinton, SC

John and Nancy Griffith, Davidson, NC

Gregg and Peggy Nibert, Clinton, SC

Stanley ‘73 and Joy Gruber, Saint George, SC

Harold ‘89 and Dee Nichols, Clinton, SC

Anita and Charlie Gustafson, Macon, GA

Andy ‘82 and Helen Nish, Gainesville, GA

Sandy ‘65 and Wanda Hagood, Easley, SC

Joe ‘62 and Mica ‘79 Nixon, Clinton, SC

Jarett ‘99 and Andrea ‘99 Harrelson, Lexington, SC

Dan ‘85 and Clare Nunnery, Easley, SC

Bob ‘58 and Jewell Hill, Columbia, SC

Larry ‘81 and Lee Owens, Spartanburg, SC

Irby ‘73 and Fran Hipp, Columbia, SC

David ‘86 and Elizabeth ‘87 Parker, Elgin, SC

Kurt ‘03 and Andrea Hitzeman, Carrollton, GA

Tommy ‘81 and Brenda ‘78 Parrish, Clinton, SC

Jack ‘68 and Margie Howard, Travelers Rest, SC

Ed ‘70 and Jan Paulling, Rome, GA

Lynn ‘62 and Linda Hudgins, Salem, SC

Jeri ‘81 and Phil ‘82 Perkins, Clinton, SC

Toby ‘59 and Barbara Hunter, Greenville, SC

Ted ‘94 and Christina Pitts, Lexington, SC

Ed ‘50 and Ricky Kenney, Vienna, VA

Rick ‘78 and Sally ‘79 Porter, Fayetteville, NC

Sonny ‘59 and Claudia King, Clinton, SC

Eric Poulin ‘08, Summerville, SC

Frank ‘64 and Patti King, Thomaston, GA

Bobby Ramsey ‘76, Brooks, GA

Butch ‘69 and Diane ‘67 Kirven, Simpsonville, SC

Holbrook ‘70 and Susan Raynal, Clinton, SC

Jim Edwards ‘85, Raleigh, NC The donor honor roll recognizes donors who made outright gifts between July 1, 2015 and June 30, 2016. Presbyterian College has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this report, and we apologize for any errors or omissions. Please contact the Office of Advancement at 864-833-8296 with any questions or corrections.

* denotes donor is deceased

James ‘56 and Sandy Rea, Fort Mill, SC

David ‘83 and Katherine ‘83 Wise, Spartanburg, SC

Bill ‘68 and Mary Jo Riddle, Cocoa, FL

John ‘90 and Leslie Wofford, Greenville, SC

Walter and Glenda Ridgely, Greenwood, SC

Butch ‘60 and Brenda Woodward, Cashiers, NC

Brent and Sharon Sanders, Matthews, NC

Billy Yonce ‘05, Johnston, SC

Robb ‘86 and Daryn ‘88 Sasser, Florence, SC

Jack ‘79 and Janice Zeigler, Fayetteville, NC

Russell Shealy ‘04, Newberry, SC

Cannon Roofing, Spartanburg, SC

Walt ‘71 and Jean ‘70 Shealy, Newberry, SC

Brailsford & Dunlavey, Inc., Charlotte, NC

Richard ‘76 and Rachelle Shirley, Anderson, SC

SHARP Electronics Corportation, Mahwah, NJ

Robert and Margot Shuford, Atlanta, GA

Wyche, Burgess, Freeman & Parham, P.A., Greenville, SC

Bill Sibley, Greenville, SC

BD&E, Pittsburgh, PA

Mike ‘82 and Lynn ‘82 Smith, Fort Mill, SC Brad ‘85 and Mary ‘84 Spearman, Clarkesville, GA Jim ‘02 and Marilyn* Spradley, Eastman, GA Jody ‘84 and Meredith ‘86 Spradley, Rock Hill, SC Hal ‘73 and Mary Sullivan, Easley, SC Dick and Catherine Swetenburg, Clinton, SC Joe ‘75 and Joyce Thomas, Florence, SC Tommy and Ann Thomason, Laurens, SC John Thurman ‘52, Lawrenceville, GA Martin Tiller, Summerville, SC TD ‘76 and Bowdre Todd, Laurens, SC Monty ‘79 and Patricia Todd, Columbia, SC Bob and Becky Travis, Columbia, SC Virginia Vance ‘99, Clinton, SC Sam ‘66 and Mary Waters, Columbia, SC David ‘66 and Nancy Welborn, Spartanburg, SC Derek ‘78 and Jean ‘79 Wessinger, Gray Court, SC

Highland Scots Sandra Alexander, Laurens, SC Jim and Ruth Arant, Lexington, SC Ronny and Georgia Barbosa, Laurens, SC Dave ‘68 and Louisa Berry, Spartanburg, SC Whit ‘92 and Alison ‘91 Bishop, Spartanburg, SC Danny and Judith Bishop, Clinton, SC Bob ‘88 and Lora Blandford, Edgewater, MD Dick ‘75 and Kathy Brabham, Newport News, VA Brad ‘75 and Kay ‘76 Bryant, Atlanta, GA

Young Leadership Level –

Jennifer ‘94 and Bryant Butler, FPO, AP

graduates within the last 10 years, recognized as Gault Leadership Fellows

Dana Chambers ‘91, Hickory, NC David and Liz Chatham, Clinton, SC George ‘03 and Ann Cornelson, Clinton, SC

Jordan ‘14 and Chapman ‘13 Archer, Columbia, SC

Ken and Susan Couch, White Stone, SC

Terrance ‘09 and Adrienne Marie Butler, Myrtle Beach, SC

Jim ‘79 and Kathy ‘81 Cox, Gastonia, NC

Will Churm ‘11, Columbia, SC

Barbara Creel, Clinton, SC

Rob Coleman ‘11, Greenville, SC

Joe Dabbs ‘55, Fernandina Beach, FL

Nathan Crocker ‘14, Charleston, SC

Phillip and Ann David, Wilmington, NC

Amanda Dowdle ‘14, Clinton, SC

Peggy Davis ‘55, Greenwood, SC

T.Q. LeBlanc ‘06, Norfolk, VA

Cindy ‘85 and Eric Davis, Greer, SC

Jesse ‘08 and Amanda ‘09 Painter, Dacula, GA

Tommy ‘71 and Pat Edwards, Anderson, SC

Matthew Palma ‘14, Atlanta, GA

Herb ‘59 and Gail Entrekin, Clarkesville, GA

Blaine ‘11 and Katie Smith, Greenville, SC

Marvin Gault ‘48, Clinton, SC

Karlie Smith ‘14, Simpsonville, SC

Larry Geddie ‘68, McColl, SC Tony ‘94 and Cindy Grant, Solon, OH

Tommy ‘64 and Bonnie Williams, Baton Rouge, LA

Mike ‘85 and Sharon Gruber, Newnan, GA

Nick ‘06 and Rebecca Willis, Pickens, SC

Mark ‘00 and Liz Guthrie, Charlotte, NC

Hugh Wilson ‘64, Alexander City, AL

Kris and Susan Hardy, Augusta, GA

* denotes donor is deceased

Blue Scots

David ‘63 and Gloria Harrill, Huntsville, AL

Bill Putman ‘55, Fort Benning, GA

Carlisle ‘55 and Harriet Hewitt, Weeki Wachee, FL

Thomas ‘88 and Betty ‘88 Quinn, Loudon, TN

Richard ‘90 and Ansley Hilton, Fort Mill, SC

Wayne ‘73 and Sherry Renwick, Clinton, SC

Don ‘69 and Susan ‘73 Adams, Clinton, SC

Ron Hollier ‘83, Camden, SC

Louis ‘64 and Pat Ridinger, York, SC

Tommy ‘77 and Kay ‘77 Addison, Clinton, SC

Roberto and Charlene Inclan, Spartanburg, SC

Gene ‘68 and Lynn Robbins, North Augusta, SC

Joey and Martha Aiken, Charlotte, NC

Frank Ivey ‘75, Irving, TX

Don Ross ‘64, Laurens, SC

Robbie and Dana Andrews, Tampa, FL

Michael ‘93 and Carissa Ivey, Greenville, SC

Paul ‘78 and Judy ‘76 Rush, Laurinburg, NC

John ‘74 and Nancy ‘76 Baarcke, Union, SC

John ‘70 and Beth Jackson, Sumter, SC

Xandi Sanderson ‘78, Livermore, CA

Johnny ‘69 and Tracey Bankhead, Stone Mountain, GA

Cleve ‘65 and Patti Jacobs, Talladega, AL

David ‘76 and Patti Sexton, Fayetteville, GA

Brian ‘06 and Mary Ellen Barnwell, Eastover, SC

Don ‘80 and Janet Jeter, Columbia, SC

Joey ‘67 and Mary Gene Singleton, Myrtle Beach, SC

John ‘47 and Doris Bell, Bishopville, SC

Bo Johnson ‘80, Leesburg, GA

Chuck Sloan ‘56*, Raleigh, NC

Bill Benton ‘61, Alpharetta, GA

Wrappar Kellett ‘89, Greenville, SC

Bob ‘61 and Dottie Smith, Clinton, SC

Buddy and Renee Bridges, Clinton, SC

Andy King ‘90, Liberty, SC

Bill and Beth Stanton, Clinton, SC

Jerry ‘77 and Jena Broome, Greenville, SC

Joe ‘82 and Sally Lane, Tallahassee, FL

Robbie ‘78 and Charlotte ‘78 Strickland, Clinton, SC

Kelley ‘94 and Trey Brown, Wagener, SC

Rick ‘70 and Sandra Little, Gaffney, SC

Wayne Templeton ‘56, Inman, SC

Caleb Bryant ‘04, Columbia, SC

Tommy ‘77 and Vickie Little, Greenville, SC

Eric Thacker, Spartanburg, SC

Gene ‘57 and Beulah Butler, Myrtle Beach, SC

Carlton ‘69 and Belinda ‘71 Manley, Simpsonville, SC

Kenneth ‘53 and Katharine Thompson, Brunswick, GA

Annette Cagle ‘55, Clinton, SC

Jim ‘80 and Sally ‘80 McCoun, Suwanee, GA

Mike ‘48 and Mary Dale Turner, Laurens, SC

Thomas ‘04 and Aimee ‘04 Cameron, Monroe, GA

Gwyn ‘66 and Lisa McCutchen, Loris, SC

Willie Turner ‘59, Winnsboro, SC

John ‘83 and Nancy ‘82 Cann, Anderson, SC

Bill ‘68 and Mary McFaddin, Richmond, VA

Jim and Betty Walker, Clinton, SC

Georgia Cannon, Clinton, SC

Donald ‘65 and Sheri McInnis, Weddington, NC

Barbara Wessinger, Clinton, SC

Terry ‘70 and Pamela Clyburn, Kershaw, SC

Dan ‘67 and Phyllis Montgomery, Madison, AL

George ‘96 and Julie Wham, Lexington, SC

Charlie ‘71 and Alice Coleman, Blair, SC

Billy ‘57 and Shirley Moore, Longs, SC

Chip ‘78 and Tammy Wood, Bryan, OH

Ron ‘64 and Joan Collins, Greer, SC

Jim ‘76 and Merrio Morton, Lancaster, SC

Bishop’s Tires Inc., Clinton, SC

Billy Cox ‘70, Isle of Palms, SC

Jim ‘58 and Margaret Newsome, Atlanta, GA

Jackson & Sims Architects, Sumter, SC

Ginger Crocker ‘01, Columbia, SC

Bobby ‘72 and Liz Norris, Columbia, SC

City of Clinton, Clinton, SC

Tim ‘93 and Karin Davis, Atlanta, GA

Lee ‘78 and Becky ‘78 Padgett, Athens, GA

Event Rentals, Spartanburg, SC

Matt and Tiffany Davis, Clinton, SC

Jim Panter ‘84, Lawrenceville, GA

Arthur State Bank, Union, SC

Livy ‘72 and Laurence Deets, Coral Gables, FL

Guice ‘58 and Pat Potter, Anniston, AL

Joe ‘52 and Louise Dodd, Big Canoe, GA

Brian ‘87 and Kim ‘87 Purcell, Greenwood, SC

Wilbur ‘62 and Barbara Douglas, Winnsboro, SC

* denotes donor is deceased

Vaughan ‘03 and Jen Dozier, Lexington, SC

Charles ‘60 and Bettis Howard, Darlington, SC

Elton ‘95 and Karen Pollock, Irmo, SC

Bill ‘53 and Millie Dudley, Mt Pleasant, SC

Allen ‘93 and Wendy Jacobs, Knoxville, TN

Kathy Poss, Elberton, GA

Jim ‘94 and Joan Dudley, Charlotte, NC

Erna Jacobs, Clinton, SC

Craig ‘86 and Ashley ‘89 Powell, Clinton, SC

Matthew Elliott ‘07, Charlotte, NC

Grant ‘79 and Rosemarie Jaquith, Niskayuna, NY

Shannon Pye ‘89, Walterboro, SC

Daniel Fallon ‘03, Beaufort, SC

Joan Jones, Concord, NC

Richard ‘68 and Dianne ‘70 Quillen, Knoxville, TN

Barbara Fayad, Clinton, SC

Chris ‘99 and Teresa Kinert, Anderson, SC

Charlie ‘89 and Kelly Raines, Olanta, SC

Ed ‘74 and Elizabeth Fendley, Loudon, TN

Amber King ‘92, Easley, SC

Brian and Tricia Reese, Clinton, SC

Andrew ‘99 and Julia Folks, Columbia, SC

Gary and Toddi Kuykendall, Clinton, SC

Keith Ritter ‘76, West Columbia, SC

Chuck ‘49 and Kathryn Galloway, Augusta, GA

David ‘83 and Nan ‘83 Lake, Spartanburg, SC

Steve ‘72 and Betty Llew Sanders, Walterboro, SC

Ed Galloway ‘64, Melbourne, FL

Keith Laws, Spartanburg, SC

Tom and Jenny Sease, Salem, VA

Morris ‘79 and Susan ‘80 Galloway, Clinton, SC

Joe ‘66 and Susan Lawson, Union, SC

Thomas and Kathryn Sinclair, Union, SC

Clint ‘97 and Lynn Galloway, Irmo, SC

Tom ‘72 and Karen Ligon, Georgetown, SC

Ray ‘54 and Frances Smith, Greenville, SC

Troy ‘00 and Stephanie ‘03 Gamble, Anderson, SC

David ‘53 and Nell Lindsey, Greenwood, SC

Matthew ‘07 and Allison Sparrow, Mount Pleasant, SC

Jim ‘75 and Carla Gambrell, Charlotte, NC

Melvin ‘58 and Caroline Little, McDonough, GA

Don ‘75 and Nancy Stelling, Greenwood, SC

Chris ‘93 and Sandy ‘92 Garrett, Greer, SC

Yvonne Littlefield, Pacolet, SC

Jeff ‘87 and Amy ‘86 Stevenson, Atlanta, GA

Dr. Joe Gettys ‘75*, Clinton, SC

Gordon ‘58 and Shirley Livingston, Greenville, SC

Jimmie ‘65 and Blanche Stewart, Greenville, SC

John Glymph ‘73, Greenville, SC

Billy Love ‘67, Gaffney, SC

Arnold ‘56 and Pat Stone, Lake Wylie, SC

Wayne ‘61 and Anne Godfrey, Columbia, SC

Susan and Brian Maddux, Boiling Springs, SC

Pat ‘65 and Janice Sudduth, Greer, SC

Henry ‘63 and Jeannette Gordon, Seneca, SC

Art ‘73 and Darlene ‘73 Maxwell, Camden, SC

Joyce Templeton and Bill Thomas, Clinton, SC

Dave ‘62 and Mary Beth Greenslade, Newberry, SC

Stuart ‘83 and Holly McAlister, Greenville, SC

William and Peggy Thomas, Orangeburg, SC

Emily Grigg ‘03, Spartanburg, SC

Sean McCarthy ‘98, Clinton, SC

Joey ‘76 and Jean ‘76 Trice, Donalsonville, GA

Susan ‘72 and Dennis Grills, Charlotte, NC

Howard McDill, Asheville, NC

Trey Turner ‘04, Columbia, SC

Stewart ‘96 and Mandy Hackney, Dacula, GA

Brooke ‘98 and Sargent McGowan, Charlottesville, VA

Larry ‘72 and Vickie Tyler, Franklin, NC

Billy ‘60 and Beth Hagood, Easley, SC

Sherry Medlin, Clinton, SC

Barry ‘70 and Mary Alyce Visioli, Anderson, SC

Wayne ‘70 and Margaret ‘73 Harris, Columbia, SC

Allen ‘56 and Dot* Morris, Greensboro, NC

Greg ‘78 and Linda Walker, Rivervale, NJ

John Heard ‘73, Atlantic Beach, FL

Christie Mueller, Greenville, SC

Andy ‘86 and Elizabeth Walker, Columbia, SC

Boog ‘65 and Howard Henderson, Spartanburg, SC

Bruce ‘80 and Jane ‘81 Ollis, Anderson, SC

David and Shirley Walker, Clinton, SC

Greg Herren ‘87, Marietta, GA

Mike Owens ‘83, Suwanee, GA

John ‘69 and Kasey Walther, Marietta, GA

Jack ‘98 and Elizabeth Hibbits, Mount Pleasant, SC

Sally Palmer, Union, SC

Amy ‘86 and Robby Warner, Myrtle Beach, SC

Bill Hogan, Clinton, SC

Dee ‘56 and Connie Parker, Laurens, SC

Tommy ‘57 and Marcia Warren, Chapin, SC

Jenell and Jan Hottinga, Greenville, SC

Kent and Marsha Phillips, Columbia, SC

George ‘50 and Emrette Watt, Thomasville, GA

* denotes donor is deceased

Simon and Megan Whitaker, Clinton, SC

John ‘81 and Tammy Brearley, Myrtle Beach, SC

John Drake ‘69, Lilburn, GA

Sam ‘66 and Becky Williams, Monroeville, AL

Larry ‘79 and Eileen Bridges, Fort Mill, SC

Cline Drum ‘79, Athens, GA

Billy ‘81 and Stephanie ‘83 Williams, Grayson, GA

C. J. Brooks ‘08, Lexington, SC

Shell ‘69 and Mary Ann Dula, Greenwood, SC

Jerry Wilson, Cross Hill, SC

Ryan Brown ‘17, Apex, NC

Caroline Edwards ‘05, Anderson, SC

Dan ‘72 and Mary Page Yarborough, Spartanburg, SC

Roy Brown ‘48, Lilburn, GA

Greg ‘55 and Becky Elam, Dallas, TX

Margo Young, Clinton, SC

Suzanne Brown, Apex, NC

Brian ‘83 and Jennifer Ericksen, Fort Mill, SC

Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, LLP, Columbia, SC

Blake ‘98 and Catherine Buchanan, West Columbia, SC

Alfred and Lynn Ferguson, Lancaster, SC

The Budd Group, Inc, Winston-Salem, NC

Walt ‘64 and Susan Burch, Greer, SC

Michael and Amy Fisher, Mooresville, NC

The Mayhew Consulting Company, Asheville, NC

Bob ‘69 and Barbara Byard, Fayetteville, GA

Mac Fleming ‘47, Pelham, AL

Clinton True Value Hardware, Inc., Clinton, SC

Nellie Campbell *, Clinton, SC

Lisa Forgione, Clinton, SC

Jim ‘65 and Adelaide Cape, Huntsville, AL

Brian and Becky Fortman, Clinton, SC

Bryan ‘60 and Betty Sue Carr, Fayetteville, NC

Laura ‘09 and Mark ‘08 Fox, Clinton, SC

Marvin ‘75 and Ginny ‘74 Cartee, Laurens, SC

Ashtin Frank ‘15, Greenville, SC

Thomas ‘01 and Katherine ‘03 Addison, Laurens, SC

Rae Cavaleri ‘52, Evans, GA

Scotty ‘84 and Mary Frantz, Winter Park, FL

Dave Allen ‘43, Hartsville, SC

Carlos ‘89 and Laura Celaya, Savannah, GA

Heather Frederick-Smith ‘95, Irmo, SC

Josh ‘08 and Raven Anderson, Statesboro, GA

Gerald ‘72 and Biba ‘73 Chandler, Hudson Oaks, TX

Milton ‘64 and Margaret Fulton, Jacksonville, FL

Justine Anderson ‘08, Murrells Inlet, SC

Danny Charles ‘65, Spartanburg, SC

Cecil ‘57 and Jo Ann Geddings, Martinez, GA

Mike and Molly Anderson, Tucker, GA

Jimmy ‘81 and Claire ‘82 Chupp, Lawrenceville, GA

Jean Gettys ‘63, Black Mountain, NC

Zach Anderson, Clinton, SC

Brandon Clark ‘09, Nashville, TN

Mary Kate Glasser, Columbia, SC

Laura Ashley ‘59, Clinton, SC

Robert ‘06 and Katie ‘08 Cook, Greer, SC

Kathryn ‘96 and Ronnie Glenn, Fort Mill, SC

Bo ‘52 and Iris Atkinson, Jacksonville, OR

Jim and Mary Corbett, Charlotte, NC

Cliff ‘70 and Vicki Goodwin, Sumter, SC

BoBo ‘78 and Paula Beasley, Atlanta, GA

Carol ‘93 and Ashe Cribbs, Columbia, SC

Brian ‘98 and Joy Gorney, Marietta, GA

Jeff ‘91 and Staci Bennett, Saint Simons Island, GA

Leroy ‘72 and Linda Jo Davidson, Flat Rock, NC

Margaret ‘70 and Frederick Gourdin, Asheville, NC

Tony ‘60* and Shelby Benson, Clinton, SC

Mel Davis ‘68, Seneca, SC

Jeffrey ‘05 and Sara ‘04 Graham, Camden, SC

Hugh ‘57 and Frances Betchman, Sumter, SC

Denyel ‘98 and James Davis, Newnan, GA

Randy ‘68 and Suzanne Grant, Columbia, SC

Lindsay ‘90 and Ashley Bickerstaff, Greenville, SC

Rob Dennis ‘16, Beaufort, SC

Jack and Susan Graybill, Columbia, SC

Jim ‘59 and Kathleen Binder, Pendleton, SC

Hannah ‘05 and Chris ‘02 Dickerson, Monroe, NC

William and Barbara Greer, Columbia, SC

Roger ‘71 and Julie Blackstock, Cumming, GA

Ronald and Nancy Dove, Clinton, SC

Wellborn ‘64 and Sandra ‘64 Gregg, Wimberley, TX

Ed Bradley ‘68, Columbia, SC

Terry Dover ‘74, Auburn, GA

Dale ‘12 and Ann ‘12 Hampton, Seneca, SC

Mike ‘85 and Barbara ‘84 Brady, Tampa, FL

Lynn ‘85 and Trevor Downie, Clinton, SC

John Hardy ‘16, Augusta, GA

Garnet Scots

Ed ‘89 and Denise Brailsford, Summerville, SC

* denotes donor is deceased

John ‘53 and Madge Harper, Gainesville, GA

Shep Marsh ‘68, Zebulon, GA

Allison ‘05 and Davis ‘03 Rice, Greenville, SC

Bailey ‘85 and Beth Harris, Lexington, SC

John Mays ‘74, Durham, NC

P. ‘73 and Susan Rogers, Smyrna, GA

Joe ‘63 and Carlisle Harvard, Durham, NC

Suzanne Mccolluch, Lavonia, GA

Andy Rogers ‘85, Matthews, NC

Cloud ‘53 and Carolyn Hicklin, Chester, SC

Jason ‘99 and Jennifer McCraw, Inman, SC

Anky ‘51 and Eva Rowe, Milledgeville, GA

Bob ‘71 and Donna ‘73 Hicks, South Chesterfield, VA

Bill ‘59 and Peggy McElveen, Auburn, AL

George ‘65 and Louisa Salvo, Summerville, SC

Robert ‘64 and Cathie Hopkins, Rock Hill, SC

John ‘51 and Joan McKissick, Summerville, SC

Christy Schofer ‘15, Mauldin, SC

Sarah ‘98 and Sy Hughes, Lexington, VA

Tom ‘67 and Sue Anna ‘69 McPhail, York, SC

Paul ‘82 and Pam Scott, Dunwoody, GA

Molly Inclan ‘11, Spartanburg, SC

Allen and Susan McSween, Greenville, SC

Alex Scull, Greenville, SC

Ed ‘60 and Ruby Jackson, Charlotte, NC

Richard ‘73 and Myra Medlin, Loganville, GA

Gaither ‘69 and Pamela Shaw, Mountainside, NJ

Glenn ‘88 and Mary Jackson, Roebuck, SC

Woody ‘66 and Cookie Merritt, Anderson, SC

Jimmy ‘71 and Virginia Shaw, Oklahoma City, OK

George ‘88 and Heather Jenkins, Columbia, SC

Kathryn Milam, Greensboro, NC

Bill Shivar ‘48, Newport News, VA

Janice Jernigan, Greenwood, SC

Charles and Karen Miletich, Annapolis, MD

Courtney Smith ‘05, Spartanburg, SC

Tommy and Gail Johnson, Clinton, SC

Eva Mills, Clinton, SC

Alan ‘77 and Ronda Smith, Sunset, SC

Chad ‘95 and Michal ‘97 Jones, Lexington, SC

Cecil ‘60 and Nancy Morris, Cumming, GA

Michael ‘91 and Kristi Speaks, Simpsonville, SC

Derrick ‘05 and Amanda Keith, Helena, AL

Paul ‘78 and Ann ‘79 Moye, Alpharetta, GA

Taylor Spearman ‘12, Charleston, SC

Bill ‘66 and Lynn Kellam, Williamsburg, VA

Tom ‘50 and Mildred Mundy, Greer, SC

Brandon Stacy ‘16, Ellicott City, MD

Mark ‘87 and Kathryn King, Smyrna, GA

Andy ‘10 and Caroline ‘10 Newton, Greenville, SC

Allen and Brenda Stacy, Ellicott City, MD

Berkeley ‘97 and Katie ‘00 King, Piedmont, SC

Weston Nunn ‘07, Florence, SC

Margot ‘73 and Jim Stewart, Greer, SC

Larry ‘62 and Carol Kirven, Sumter, SC

Dan ‘68 and Cissie ‘69 O’Connell, Spartanburg, SC

Will ‘99 and Jenny Stewart, Greenville, SC

Rick and Tammi Knight, Piedmont, SC

Billy ‘61 and Lou ‘61 Ogden, Lake Waccamaw, NC

Bill Taylor ‘56, Orangeburg, SC

John ‘58 and Rosemary Knox, Marietta, GA

Richard Oliver ‘56 and Marge Anderson, Alpharetta, GA

Warren ‘54 and Mary Jane Templeton, Spartanburg, SC

Muriel Lake, Whitmire, SC

John ‘74 and Mary Ann Orck, Columbia, SC

Stephen Thomas ‘12, Charleston, SC

Rachel Lamb ‘10, Charlotte, NC

Delisa ‘04 and Roger Ordronneau, Carrboro, NC

Mary Beth Thomas ‘96, Columbia, SC

Charles ‘89 and Carmel Lewis, Lexington, SC

Pat ‘11 and Hilda Patrick, Decatur, GA

Donny ‘01 and Virginija Thoresen, Atlanta, GA

Herb Lindsay ‘49, Greer, SC

Leni Patterson ‘83, Clinton, SC

Bob ‘70 and Becky ‘71 Thrower, Hendersonville, NC

Rock ‘60 and JoAnn Lindsay, Charlotte, NC

Bob Piephoff ‘63, Clinton, SC

Martie ‘73 and Kathryn Tiller, Kershaw, SC

Bob ‘56 and Mary Ann Link, Clinton, SC

Daniel ‘62 and Bunny Powers, Greenville, NC

Ed ‘50 and Shirley Timmerman, Greenville, SC

Jennifer ‘94 and Keith Littrell, Greer, SC

Joan Privette, Columbia, SC

Grace ‘04 and Robbie ‘02 Timms, Florence, SC

Jay Lizanich ‘15, Greenville, SC

Randy ‘75 and Kim ‘79 Randall, Clinton, SC

Perrin Tribble ‘11, Charleston, SC

Banna Maloney ‘44, Spartanburg, SC

John Reynolds, Clinton, SC

David ‘77 and Leta ‘76 Tribble, Clinton, SC

Mike ‘63 and Anna Marr, Fayetteville, NC

Rick ‘66 and Linda Rhame, Greenville, SC

Peter and Melinda Undari, Clinton, SC

* denotes donor is deceased

Todd and Kris Varn, Clinton, SC

Jay ‘01 and Elizabeth Biber, Charlotte, NC

Penny ‘83 and Cinda Ginn, Clinton, SC

Sparkman Vaughn, Smyrna, GA

Merideth and Marilyn Blease, Saluda, SC

Devron Glenn ‘16, North Charleston, SC

Jim and Allison Vogler, Richmond, VA

Bret ‘92 and Gina ‘89 Boulware, Greenville, SC

Eric ‘99 and Jenell ‘99 Godfree, Lilburn, GA

Tommy Volz ‘03, Blythewood, SC

Lee and Ann Broom, York, SC

Robert ‘70 and Vanda Guess, Union, SC

Doug Warner ‘87 and Truman Smith, Charleston, SC

Margaret and Steve Brown, Clinton, SC

Jordan Hallums ‘16, Simpsonville, SC

Dan and Deb Watkins, McDonough, GA

P.H. Broyhill ‘16, Hickory, NC

Wayne and Kerry Hartshorn, Cumming, GA

Brian Wessinger, Clinton, SC

Danny Bruce ‘16, Marietta, GA

Trey Hayes ‘16, Belton, SC

Tom Whitaker ‘66, Myrtle Beach, SC

Lauren Bundrick, Lexington, SC

Adam ‘09 and Erin Herendeen, Greenville, SC

Fritz Whittemore ‘03, Easley, SC

Gwen Byrd ‘08, Pensacola, FL

Derek Herron ‘10, Augusta, GA

Joe Wideman ‘13, Columbia, SC

Mary Byrd ‘84, Clinton, SC

Josh Hinson ‘11, Columbia, SC

Blakely ‘03 and Blair Williams, Beaufort, SC

Chandler Carter ‘16, Jackson, GA

Skip Horne ‘69, Thomson, GA

Jimmy ‘50 and Jeanie Williams, Rock Hill, SC

Ike ‘65 and Margaret Cobb, Atlanta, GA

Chuck and Katrina Hosea, Jacksonville, FL

Bob Williams ‘62, Anderson, SC

Jason ‘99 and Michelle Cochcroft, Lexington, SC

Bill ‘87 and Julie Hughes, Simpsonville, SC

Tim ‘92 and Susan ‘92 Williams, Edgefield, SC

Taylor and Virginia Cook, Greenville, SC

Brandon ‘99 and Ashley Hylton, Florence, SC

Bob ‘74 and Kathy Wills, Paint Rock, AL

Libby Crawford ‘16, Chapin, SC

Olivia Inman ‘16, Lexington, SC

John ‘72 and Sara Woodside, Clinton, SC

Christy Darracott ‘16, Augusta, GA

Damien ‘01 and LaTonya Jackson, Columbia, SC

Bill Yearick ‘58, Huntersville, NC

Caroline deLoach ‘15, Clinton, SC

Randy ‘74 and Cathy Jackson, Canton, GA

Debby and Al Young, Clinton, SC

Scott and Lyn Dennis, Beaufort, SC

Ryan ‘99 and Meredith ‘01 Jenkins, Lexington, SC

Sam and Mandy Doar, Landrum, SC

Sterling ‘67 and Shirley Jernigan, Rising Fawn, GA

Julie ‘94 and Kenn Dowd, Decatur, GA

Anna ‘00 and Brian Johnson, Anderson, SC

David ‘08 and Catherine ‘07 Dunagan, Clinton, SC

George Johnson ‘56, Spartanburg, SC

Zander Anderson ‘16, Dallas, TX

Arline Durmer, Atlanta, GA

Bobby ‘87 and Katie Jones, Cumming, GA

Bentley Anderson ‘81, Bronx, NY

Catherine ‘95 and Steve ‘87 Durst, Mt Pleasant, SC

Drew Jordan ‘10, Atlanta, GA

Justin Antolik ‘16, Cumming, GA

Loren ‘63 and Kathy Eagles, Merchantville, NJ

Bonnie Kerr, Hoschton, GA

Johnny Archer ‘16, Charlotte, NC

Jim ‘59 and Margaret Ann Elliott, Georgetown, SC

Faith Kriesel, Hoschton, GA

Jo Ashley ‘16, Abbeville, SC

Malik Evans ‘16, Brooklyn, NY

Frank ‘57 and Rebecca Kurtz, Virginia Beach, VA

Pete ‘73 and Jean Aylor, Spartanburg, SC

Sydney Fontenot ‘16, Austin, TX

Matthew Larry ‘16, North Augusta, SC

Owen ‘87 and Wendy Barker, Columbia, SC

Matt ‘10 and Katie ‘08 Freeman, West Columbia, SC

Herb Laws ‘55, Atlanta, GA

Rick and Neely Barnhardt, Portsmouth, NH

Tamyn Garrick ‘15, Barnwell, SC

Leah Lawson ‘15, Hemingway, SC

Brian Bennett ‘84, Maitland, FL

Tom ‘87 and Katherine Gibson, Jacksonville, FL

Grant LeFever ‘13, Columbia, SC

Billy ‘61 and Shirley Betchman, Mount Pleasant, SC

Margaret and Joseph Gill, Greenville, SC

Bill Littlejohn ‘55, Columbia, SC

Scots

* denotes donor is deceased

David Livingston, Greenville, SC

Luke Pryor, Tanner, AL

Kayla Stanford ‘16, Alpharetta, GA

William Loftis, Anderson, SC

Jay ‘93 and Rai ‘94 Pullin, Eatonton, GA

David Stanton ‘16, Pamplico, SC

Barrett ‘06 and Justin ‘06 Ludley, Mauldin, SC

Ginger Ragans, Lawrenceville, GA

Neal and Lisa Sutker, Irmo, SC

Ellison Manley ‘97, Greenville, SC

Maureen Reese ‘16, Clinton, SC

Ryan ‘09 and Emma Thackray, Greenville, SC

Lewis ‘84 and Kim ‘86 Masters, Greenwood, SC

Erin ‘00 and Robert Richardson, Orangeburg, SC

Morgan ‘97 and Diana ‘97 Tiller, Greenville, SC

Matt McAdam ‘16, Atlanta, GA

Tex Ritter ‘70, Cumming, GA

Jim ‘09 and Alex Todd, Laurens, SC

Carrie McClenaghan ‘12, Greenville, SC

Blake Roberts ‘16, Cumming, GA

Scott Todd ‘12, Greenville, SC

Bryan McDaniel ‘11, Clinton, SC

Wilson Roberts ‘55, Alexandria, VA

Michael Trebendis ‘16, Federal Way, WA

Kelly McDavid ‘09, Mount Pleasant, SC

Erin Ruff ‘16, Wickliffe, OH

Tom Trebendis, Fayetteville, GA

Art Middleton ‘06, Charlotte, NC

Scott ‘90 and Nancy ‘90 Rutledge, Simpsonville, SC

Victoria Truss, Birmingham, AL

Jacob Midkiff ‘16, Rock Hill, SC

Brian ‘96 and Sally ‘99 Sacco, Charlotte, NC

Tobin ‘96 and Nancy Turner, Piedmont, SC

Jake Miles ‘16, Madison, GA

Kendall Sapp ‘85, Irmo, SC

Thomas Valente ‘16, Hanahan, SC

Pierre ‘12 and Maurissa ‘13 Miller, Spring Lake, NC

Bennett Saunders ‘12, Greenville, SC

Ed ‘86 and Monique Walker, Valdosta, GA

Blake ‘83 and Lisa ‘85 Morgan, Roswell, GA

Sydney Seigler ‘16, North Augusta, SC

Gene ‘07 and Kristen Walpole, Charleston, SC

Taurus and Lakisha Wilburn, Memphis, TN

Collins Shirley ‘16, Gilbert, SC

Adam Wardlaw ‘16, Williamston, SC

Joey ‘08 and Susan ‘07 Orck, Clinton, SC

Drew ‘99 and Keri Shull, Charlotte, NC

Lisa and Deron Wardlaw, Williamston, SC

Matt Orck ‘12, Las Vegas, NV

Jackson Smith ‘13, Charlotte, NC

Caleb Weathers ‘16, Woodruff, SC

Acey Palmer ‘16, Atlanta, GA

Madison Smith ‘16, Lexington, SC

Steven Weaver ‘16, Daniel Island, SC

Davis Parker ‘16, Augusta, GA

Jeff ‘92 and Kim ‘93 Smith, Clinton, SC

Jeff ‘99 and Kristina Williams, Evans, GA

Ted Parker ‘58, Walterboro, SC

Stephen Snipes, Clinton, SC

Rob Willm ‘16, Irmo, SC

Jonathon Perry ‘16, Boiling Springs, SC

Kim and Tommy Spangler, Clinton, SC

Brian Wilson ‘95, Arlington, VA

* denotes donor is deceased