Brandon Creek ’01 – Brandon Creek attended Schreiner University from 1998 to 2001 and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Exercise Science. At Schreiner, he was a baseball team member and was a 4-year starter as a second baseman, shortstop, and pitcher. He helped lead the team to the 2000 American Southwest Conference Championship – where he was named the conference tournament MVP. Brandon was a team leader and highly regarded by his teammates. He loved and respected the game and left everything he had out on the field, which earned him many accolades, including ASC Player of the Year in 2001. Brandon’s time at Schreiner led to his passion, a career in coaching where he serves as an inspiring leader and role model for all his students and athletes. His strong work ethic is passed on to the students he has coached and with whom he has built strong relationships. His coaching honors include Stony Point High School Baseball Bi-District Champions and Area Champions in 2017, Football State Semifinalists in 2009, 2010, and 2011, and Eastbay FBU All American Coach in 2006, 2007, and 2008.

Rodney Holland ’05 – Rodney Holland attended Schreiner College from 1989 to 1994, where he excelled as a student athlete playing centerfield for the Schreiner baseball team. Playing for Coach Bob Henry, Rodney was selected as an All-American Outfielder in 1993 with a .957 fielding percentage, a batting average of .444, and led the NAIA district 4 with 47 out of 49 stolen bases. Holland, a 5’11” 175-pound speedster, boasted a 6.5-second speed in the 60-yard dash. His talent on the diamond led to his draft in the 36th round by the Cleveland Indians in 1993. Later, Rodney signed with the Chicago Cubs, where he continued to make his mark within their farm club. Rodney returned to Schreiner to complete his degree in Exercise Science in 2005. After graduating from Schreiner, Rodney stayed at his alma mater as the Assistant Baseball Coach. Rodney continues to mentor the athletes he coached at Schreiner and coaches Little League Baseball players in his hometown, New Braunfels, TX. Rodney’s work ethic and character on and off the field enable him to be an example to young athletes. Former Schreiner teammate and later head coach for Schreiner, Joe Castillo, had this to say: “Rodney was a great mentor to our team, in his instruction about the game and life. Rodney did not only teach the game to these young men, but he lived by example.”

Kenneth Bethune ’05 – Kenneth Bethune was born in San Antonio in October 1982. He came to Schreiner University in 2003 as a transfer student. Heavily involved in Campus Recreation and Young Catholic Adults, he founded the Men’s Volleyball Club. After graduation, Kenneth moved to Rockville, Maryland in 2005. He worked as a paralegal and coached high school basketball and volleyball at Melvin J. Berman Hebrew Academy. After a move to Oklahoma, he earned his law degree from Oklahoma City University in 2010. Between 2009-2012 Kenneth coached volleyball at Mount St. Mary Catholic High School and owned and operated OK Velocity Volleyball Club. In 2012, he founded the Bethune, Dye & Enright, PLLC law firm in Beeville. In 2016 Kenneth opened Coastal Bend Distilling Co., and in 2020 became a shareholder in Sutton United Football Club. He serves on several Bee County boards and is committed to increasing business growth in rural south Texas.