Coach Jonathan Burton is the Director of Athletics and Head Baseball Coach at Reinhardt University, bringing over 16 years of experience in collegiate athletics. A four-time conference champion and three-time NAIA World Series coach, he’s helped develop dozens of All-Conference players, NAIA All-Americans, and MLB prospects. Coach Burton leads with his faith at the forefront, using it as his foundation to mentor young men not just as athletes, but as future leaders. His coaching philosophy centers on character, consistency, and culture—values that extend far beyond the scoreboard. He is passionate about leaving a lasting impact and building a legacy rooted in growth, service, and purpose.

Nate Anderson is a collegiate baseball player who recently wrapped up his redshirt senior season at Kennesaw State University, where he played left field and led the team with 26 stolen bases. Known for his speed, leadership, and grit, Nate finished the 2025 season with a .317 batting average, 72 hits, 11 home runs, and 45 RBIs. Before transferring to KSU, he played two seasons at Gardner-Webb University, where he earned Big South All-Academic honors and posted a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage during his sophomore year. A Georgia native, Nate’s path through college baseball has included breakout performances, injury setbacks, and strong leadership both on and off the field. As he closes out his playing career, he’s focused on staying involved in the game and using his experience to impact others in a meaningful way.

Coach Patrick Daberkow serves as the Head Football Coach at Concordia University in Nebraska, where he leads with a passion for developing both athletes and young men of character. A former player at Concordia himself, Daberkow quickly transitioned into coaching after graduation, driven by a strong faith and a commitment to impact lives through the game of football. Under his leadership, Concordia’s program has emphasized not just success on the field, but excellence in academics, leadership, and service. Daberkow is also one of the creators of the HeadSet App, an innovative communication tool designed to help coaches streamline game day operations. His coaching philosophy is rooted in faith, hard work, and building strong relationships with his players. Known for his energy, authenticity, and devotion to his team, Coach Daberkow continues to shape a winning culture while preparing his athletes for success far beyond the football field.

Rebecca Dyer (Gray) is a former University of Kentucky basketball standout, Miss Kentucky Basketball 2007, and Scott County’s all-time leading scorer with over 2,900 points. A McDonald’s All-American nominee and EYBL national champion with AAU team The Family, Rebecca began her collegiate career at UNC before transferring to UK. Despite battling medical setbacks, she returned to the court with resilience and passion. After college, she served as head coach at Windermere Prep and now leads business development for a global sports data and analytics company. Rebecca is also a dedicated mom and youth coach, raising her son Harrison—an all-around athlete—in a household rooted in discipline, love, and competition. Her story reflects grit, growth, and the power of a winning mindset.

Vince Duvall is a retired Lieutenant Colonel who proudly served 20 years in the U.S. Army. His military career was shaped by a strong foundation in sports, discipline, and servant leadership—values he now carries into his role as a football coach at North Cobb Christian School. Vince’s life story is a powerful example of purpose-driven leadership, both on the field and off. Through his experiences in the military and as a coach, he continues to invest in the next generation, challenging young men to lead with character, conviction, and courage.