Blue Hose Alumni in the News: February 2020
David Williams ’98 Named York County Regional Chamber of Commerce Businessperson of The Year
Williams & Fudge, Inc. president David Williams was named the Businessperson of the Year by the York County Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Bombers sign LB Tobi Antigha ’15 to a one-year deal
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have signed linebacker Tobi Antigha to a one-year contract. Antigha is a three-year Canadian Football League veteran with 46 career games played during his days with the Saskatchewan Roughriders (2017-18) and Toronto Argonauts (2019).
Skye Earls Replogle ’03 leads marketing campaign for National Geographic Documentaries
Skye Earls Replogle ’03 oversaw the marketing campaign for National Geographic Documentary Films Academy Award-nominated THE CAVE for Best Documentary Feature. THE CAVE is a can’t-miss film covering an underground hospital during the Syrian war, featuring Dr. Amani Ballour and her colleagues, as they risk their lives to help civilians against incredible odds. Last year, Skye oversaw the marketing campaign for National Geographic Documentary Films Academy Award-winner FREE SOLO for Best Documentary Feature, about rock climber Alex Honnold and his journey to climb El Capitan without ropes.
Art Baker, Steve Spurrier, Robert Porcher among new SC Football Hall of Fame inductees
Art Baker ’53, former Blue Hose football assistant coach and PC alumnus, was announced as one of the newest inductees into the South Carolina Football Hall of Fame.
Dula to be inducted into Laurens County Sports Hall of Fame
Coach Shell Dula ’69 will be inducted into the Laurens County Sports Hall of Fame its fourth class on April 30, 2020, along with four other members.
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