MOAM Selects 40 Future Leaders of Sport for 2019 Missions Trips

MINNEAPOLIS, MN. May 29, 2019 - Managers on a Mission (MOAM) is pleased to announce that they have selected future leaders of sport from throughout the United States to participate in their sixth annual mission trips. This year there will be a total of 40 future leaders of sport traveling on four teams to Uganda, San Diego, Israel, and Minneapolis. 

The groups will start departing in June coaching youth sport camps, teaching biblical devotionals, and leading service projects. 

It is with great excitement that MOAM announces its 2019 Missions Teams:

Summer Impact Location: Jinja, Uganda
Dates: May 30-June 12, 2019 
MOAM Trip Director: Seth Ralston, Director of Discipleship
MOAM Assistant Director: Amber Nelson (MOAM), Maggie Bullard (Grand Canyon University, Student Manager for Men's Basketball)
MOAM Trip Ambassador: Joanna Hardin (University of Virginia, Softball Head Coach)
MOAM Trip Leaders: Katie Wilkins (WBCA), Daniel Young (Creighton University, Student Manager for Men's Basketball)

Future Leaders of Sport:

• Elisha Fronda (Ball Out Phoenix)
• Caitlyn Manning (Vanderbilt University, Student Manager for Football)
• Cowan Olinger (Miami-Ohio University, Graduate Assistant for Men's Basketball)
• Cullen Ecoffey  (University of Missouri, Student Manager for Women’s Basketball)
• Lorenz Ross (Oral Roberts University, Student Manager for Men's Basketball)
  
• Raegan Moore (Boston College, Graduate Assistant for Women's Basketball)
  
• N'ya Hemingway (St. John's University, Student Manager for Men's Basketball)
  
• Jordan Hartman (University of Pittsburgh, Student Manager for Baseball)
  
• Molly Monak (University of Cincinnati, Student Manager for Women's Basketball)
  

Summer Impact Location: San Diego, California
Dates: June 6-14, 2019
MOAM Trip Director: Drew Boe, Director and Founder of MOAM
MOAM Assistant Director: Mikey Carpenter, Director of Domestic Programs
MOAM Trip Ambassador: Daniel McIntosh (Arizona State University), Danielle Pierce (NFLPA, Players Inc. Coordinator)
MOAM Trip Leaders: Brianne Adcock (University of Akron, Administrative Assistant for Women's Basketball), Mason Peeler (NC State University, Student Manager for Football)

Future Leaders of Sport:

• Tyler Goldberg (East Tennessee State University, Student Manager for Women's Basketball)
• Brian Hanna (Creighton University, Student Manager for Men's Basketball)
• Cameron Reed (Auburn University, Assistant Equipment Director for Football)
  
• Thomas Landes (University of Virginia, Student Manager for Women's Basketball)
• Tannor Kraus (University of Missouri, Student Manager for Men's Basketball)
• Caleb Moon (Ohio State University, Student Manager for Football)
• Arias Limuel (Director and Founder of A+List Sports and Entertainment)
• De'Ja Brown (University of Tampa, Athletics Department)
  
• Michael Phy (Hudl, Elite Education Lead - Americas)

Summer Impact Location: Jerusalem, Israel
Dates: June 25-July 12, 2019
MOAM Trip Director: Seth Ralston, Director of Discipleship
MOAM Assistant Director: Drew Boe, Director and Founder of MOAM, Mikey Carpenter, Director of Domestic Programs, Andrea Ralston (MOAM) 
MOAM Trip Ambassador: Mike Parson (Houston Texans, Equipment Manager), Angela Marin (University of Texas-Dallas, Associate Athletic Director)
MOAM Trip Leaders: Anna Cho (University of Virginia, Director of Women's Basketball Operations), James Morrison (Trevecca Nazarene University, Assistant Coach)

Future Leaders of Sport:

• Marcus Conrad (University of North Carolina-Charlotte, Director of Scouting for Men's Basketball)
• James Sherman (Texas State University, Director of Player Development)
• Dylan Mihalke (Iowa State Univeristy, Student Manager for Men's Basketball)
• Bryan Peters (St. John's University, Student Manager for Men's Basketball)
• David Brewster-Acosta (Baylor University, Fan Engagement)
• Ashley McGlon (Mississippi State University, Graduate Assistant for Women's Basketball)
• Raven Fairley (NFL)
• Sarah Morales (University of Texas-Dallas, Softball Assistant Coach)
• Jacqueline Mikula (Ohio State University, Student Manager for Men's Basketball, Social Media Intern)
• McKenna Kendrick (James Madison University, Director of Donor Stewardship and Special Events)

Summer Impact Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Dates: July 26-August 2, 2019
MOAM Trip Director: Seth Ralston, Director of Discipleship 
MOAM Assistant Director: Mikey Carpenter, Director of Domestic Programs 
MOAM Trip Ambassador: Megan Lueck (South Dakota State University, Women's Basketball Assistant Coach), Maggie Bullard (Grand Canyon University, Student Manager for Men's Basketball)
MOAM Trip Leaders: Caleb Currier (University of Tennessee, Graduate Assistant for Women's Basketball), Shaaliyah Lyons (Seton Hall University, Director of Women's Basketball Operations)

Future Leaders of Sport:

• Cameron Snyder (Kent State University, Student Manager for Men's Basketball)
• Jacob Johnson (Minnesota State University-Mankato, Athletics Department)
• Kyle Yost (Taylor University, Student Manager for Men's Basketball)
• Nick Hunt (University of Nebraska, Athletics Department)
• Dayvon Collins (Dallas Baptist University, Graduate Assistant for Men's Basketball)
  
• Lee Oliver (Kennesaw State University, Student Manager for Football)
  
• Joshua Shen (Baylor University, Student Manager for Women's Basketball)
• Ashley White (University of North Carolina-Wilmington, Student Manager for Women's Basketball)
• Karina Palacios (University of Virginia, Student Manager for Women's Basketball)
• Antonishia McRay (University of South Florida, Student Athlete Development)
  

About Managers On A Mission: (www.managersonamission.org)

Managers On A Mission (MOAM) is 501c3 non-profit committed to developing the future leaders of sport by working with Student Managers, Interns, Graduate Assistants, and other aspiring sports professionals. These individuals are engaged in MOAM’s annual mission trips, service projects, and scholarship programs. MOAM collects new and gently used sports apparel from collegiate and professional teams and coaches throughout the country. The vision of MOAM is to see the world positively impacted by the faith, talent, and resources of the sports industry.

To learn how you or your program could help MOAM please visit MOAM’s How To Help Page, Sponsor Page, or Contact Us.
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