Lipscombsports.com recently had the chance to catch up with former Bison guard Trey Williams, who is now a special education teacher and boys basketball coach at Lead Academy in Nashville.

Between sessions of the 25th anniversary year of The Cooperstown Symposium on Baseball & American Culture last week at the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., Lipscombsports.com was able to spend some time with former Lipscomb track and cross country athlete Willie Steele.

Mackenzie Tucker Williams, the former Lipscomb softball player, flies from Nashville to Atlanta and then hops on a jet for Seattle where her work day begins.

Josh Dyer played for the golf team and majored in business management at Lipscomb. He enjoyed his Bible classes, but never considered the possibility of being a missionary. But one day God called and Dyer listened.

Lipscombsports.com caught up with Eddie Ard, a former men's basketball player at Lipscomb, who is an investment adviser representative for Primerica Advisors in Brentwood, Tenn.

This week instead of a “Where Are They Now” we are going to feature a “Where Are They Going”. With graduation scheduled for May 4, Lipscombsports.com spent some time talking to basketball player Chelsea McMeans about the next chapter in her life.

As a basketball player at Lipscomb University Michael Lusk was known for his moves on the court. He is still on the move, but in a different way. In his work at School of the Legends Lusk finds himself moving in circles with NFL players and personnel.

Lipscombsports.com caught up with Brian Mast, a former baseball pitcher at Lipscomb, who is the senior director for the Academic Success Center.