2019 Golf Scholarship Recipients

Greenville County Schools has awarded $39,000 in GCS Golf Tournament scholarships to 26 seniors at a luncheon sponsored by Greenville County Schools Foundation. Eighteen recipients were chosen from entries received from District employees’ children. The remaining scholarship winners were selected from students’ applications across the school system. Over the past 23 years, more than $550,000 has been awarded to high school seniors as part of the GCS Scholarship Program.

Judges for this year’s scholarship program were: Chris Haines, Coordinator of School Mental Health Programs, Greenville Mental Health Center; Tami Miller, Director of Leadership Development, Greenville Chamber; and LaToya Y. Dodson, Regional Career Specialist, Greenville County Schools.

The 23rd annual Greenville County Schools Golf Tournament was held last fall at Pebble Creek Club.

2019 Scholarship Recipients

Berea High School
Ellena Nguyen, Clemson University
Seth Rafferty, University of South Carolina

Blue Ridge High
Morgan Reeves, Clemson University

Carolina High and Academy
Viridiana Serrano, USC Upstate

Eastside High
Levi Tan, Clemson University

Greenville High Academy
Justin Jones, Clemson University
Quinten Warren, University of South Carolina

Greer High
Madelyn Matthews, University of Georgia

Hillcrest High
Noah Nash, Clemson University
Willis Watts, Clemson University

JL Mann High Academy
Marcella Babatunde, University of South Carolina
Ashlyn Cooper, Clemson University
Destiny Layton, USC Upstate
Rachel White, Clemson University

Mauldin High
Charlotte Capers Snoad, Agnes Scott College

Riverside High
Nathaniel Aman, University of South Carolina
William Isaac Hammontree, Wofford College
Logan Long, Claflin College

Southside High
Ke’Asia Salters, Coastal Carolina University

Travelers Rest High
Anna Brinkman, Furman University

Wade Hampton High
Rachel Enggasser, Duke University
Rebecca Grant, University of South Carolina
Grace Wells, Clemson Honors College

Woodmont High
Michael Bryce Fletcher, Anderson University
McKenna Morgan, Anderson University
Cooper Nicholson, Clemson University

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