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Voyager Academy makes unlikely run to state baseball championships

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He enjoys reading, baseball, wake surfing and learning new hobbies.

Will is the father of four children attending Voyager Academy.

Will is a lobbyist for The Nature Conservancy, a conservation non-profit with offices in Durham. He and his wife Joyce are members of Summit Church. He is also a member of the NC State Bar. Will grew up in eastern North Carolina. His parents were both public school teachers and administrators; his dad was also a football coach and athletic director. Earlier in his career, Will taught sixth grade at Durham’s Brogden Middle School. He enjoys playing sports with his family and being outdoors.

Evan is a Senior Vice President for Pacific Western Bank based out of the Durham, NC office. His team is focused on community development finance within the Triangle Region of North Carolina and the Denver-Metro Region of Colorado. In addition to the Voyager Board of Directors, he currently serves on the board of Durham Children’s Initiative ("DCI") and has previously served on other boards and local committees focused on supporting education and Durham youth.

Evan earned his B.S. in Business Administration from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. A North Carolina native, he lives in Durham with his wife Kelly and their three children.

Professionally, Selvy has served in State and County Government positions in North Carolina for 20 years. She is a social worker in Aging and Adult Services at Durham County Department of Social Services. She is responsible for coordinating, assisting and managing a caseload of disabled and or elderly adults in need of Meals on Wheels Services and In-Home Aide Services. Her focus is helping others and she is very passionate about community involvement and education. She contributes countless hours of service in the community, including serving in various leadership roles as an active member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, Board member on the Durham County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council and Treasurer of the Triangle Association of Black Social Workers.

Selvy received her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from North Carolina Central University, Master of Social Work from Norfolk State University, and Master in Human Services, Counseling Studies Concentration from Capella University. Earner of the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Workplace Certificate, offered by the University of South Florida Muma College of Business. She is a member of Orange Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Durham, North Carolina, where she serves as Treasurer for the Family First Ministry. She is married to Darrick Selvy and together they have one daughter Robin, a rising second grader at Voyager Academy Elementary School.

Selvy is compassionate about her work and lives by the unspoken words: “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me (Philippians 4:13)." Her favorite motto is: “Be the person you have become and WEAR it!”

Yasmine is a licensed CPA in the State of North Carolina and a Senior Manager for the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants. Before joining the Association, Yasmine worked for three CPA firms of various sizes: a big four, a national firm and a local CPA firm in North Carolina.

Yasmine is passionate about attracting and keeping the best talent in the accounting profession and published various articles in the Journal of Accountancy such as Women’s initiatives: A strategic Advantage, Lowdown on High Potentials, and Keep the Best and Brightest. She also serves as a board member and Treasurer for the Gluten Intolerance Group, a not-for profit organization that empowers the gluten free community through support, advocacy and education.

Yasmine received her bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from France and her master’s degree in Accounting from NC State. She was born in Germany, grew up in France and studied in Canada and France before becoming a Durham resident, wife and mother of two.

Lydia is the Assistant Director of Duke University Corporate Payroll Services, overseeing the payroll operations of the organization. She has been with the company for 10 years, started at entry level and worked her way up to her current position. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting and is also a Certified Payroll Specialist.

Lydia and her husband, Luke have 2 children who both currently attend Voyager Academy. She loves to go for walks on sunny days, take farmer’s market trips and serve at her church (Jesus City Church).

Peter is a results-driven executive with over 20 years of experience in high growth entrepreneurial finance in and around the healthcare, life sciences and high-tech industries. Peter currently serves as the CFO at Agilix Health, a company he helped found in 2021. Agilix is a digital health company dedicated to providing monitoring, support, and nutritional counseling to patients in various high cost, high complexity diseases such as cancer and kidney disease.

Prior to Agilix, Peter was the Co-Head of Healthcare, Commercial Banking at J.P. Morgan Chase for over six years. Peter was brought into J.P. Morgan in 2016 to found, establish, and grow the bank’s Life Sciences practice and build a commercial banking strategy structured around dynamic, fast-moving start-ups in the industry.

Prior to J.P. Morgan, Peter was part of the founding team of Square 1 Bank, a successful de novo bank start-up in 2005 centered around high growth, innovative companies in the technology, healthcare, and life sciences sectors. After a successful IPO on the NASDAQ in 2014, Square 1 was acquired by PacWest Bancorp in 2015.

Early in his career, Peter worked at Silicon Valley Bank, helping establish the company’s RTP, North Carolina office in 2001.

Peter holds an MBA from Duke University and a BS in Commerce from the University of Virginia. He lives in Durham, NC with his wife and three children, and the entire family loves to spend time in NC Mountains hiking, fly fishing and exploring the High Country.

Jane and her family are entering their third year as a Voyager family. Fowler is entering 8th grade and William will be in 6th grade in the middle school. Their oldest, Lilly, just completed her sophomore year in the high school.

Jane spends a lot of time volunteering with many organizations, especially ones that make an impact for women and children. She has been in leadership with the Junior League of Durham and Orange Counties and continues to work on different community projects. She also spends her time promoting STEM education, especially for girls, and sharing different program opportunities available through NC School of Science and Math.

Jane, her husband, Will, and their children have lived in Durham for over 20 years. Jane is a graduate of Davidson College and she is President and CEO of Archibus Solution Center, an Integrated Workplace Management software consulting company.

Shawn is a chemical engineer for the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA), serving as the Director of the EPA’s Homeland Security Research Program. He has 22 years of experience at the EPA, including 19 years leading research to support EPA’s responsibilities to promote resilience to environmental incidents that can impact public health. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Shawn led EPA’s research to support disinfection guidelines and practices. Shawn received his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering in 2001 and his BS in Environmental Engineering in 1995 from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

Shawn started at Voyager Academy as a middle school basketball coach in 2013 and is currently the head varsity baseball coach. Shawn has served on the Board of Directors at Bull City Little League (2012-2018) and previously on the Voyager Academy Board of Directors (2018-2022).

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A former professional baseball player with the Cincinnati Reds, Paul Moskau has worked tirelessly with numerous Little Leagues in Tucson. As a player, Paul was an all-star in Little League, Pony League and the Colt League. At Rincon High School (1968-71) he was all-city and All-State. While attending Arizona State University (1971-73), Paul was Azusa Pacific 75 All-Conference and first team All-American.

He played pro baseball with the Cincinnati Reds (1977-81), Pittsburgh Pirates (1982) and Chicago Cubs (1983). His coaching experience includes a three-year stint as assistant baseball coach for Sabino High School.

As general manager of the Tucson Toros (1985-88), Paul sponsored Tucson Toros Youth Winter Baseball. He was active on the March of Dimes board of directors and for seven years hosted celebrity golf tournaments for charity.

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From high school to MLB: Athens-area coach leaving for job at the pro level

Jay Lasley has been called up to the majors.

North Oconee's baseball coach resigned this week to take an international player development position in the Dominican Republic with the Miami Marlins organization.

Lasley will coach his final North Oconee game on Friday, the last game of the regular season. He will begin in the Dominican Republic in two weeks.

"To have a chance to work in professional baseball," Lasley said, "the little kid inside of me is excited."

He will assist in running the Marlins baseball academy, a 35-acre facility, according to MLB.com , with fields, strength and conditioning buildings and pretty much anything needed to develop players into future major league stars.

Major League Baseball teams are allowed to sign foreign players at 16-years old, which fits into the age of players Lasley has coached in his 21-year career at Camden County and North Oconee. He will lead two coaching staffs, he says, along with 75 players from 16 to 19 years old that he will develop with the expectation of having them promoted to rookie ball in the United States.

A speech he gave at a Georgia Dugout Club in December on philosophies of baseball made an impression, Lasley said, and the Marlins had interest in him soon after.

"They were looking to go outside the box for a hire," said Lasley, who is 431-168 in his high school coaching career. "So rather than hiring a traditional professional or a pro guy or a guy with professional experience ... they basically reached out to a lot of people and my name came up because of the success we had (at North Oconee)."

Lasley, 48, was hesitant to say he seeks advancement in Miami's organization, but he is excited to see what the opportunity could bring.

"My goal is to try to turn your academy into one of the best academy's in the Dominican," Lasley said he told the organization when interviewed. "We'll see where that leads, and if it leads to something else, then great. If I do my job and get to come home and be a dad again, that will be fine, too."

Lasley's wife and four kids (three daughters and a son) will remain in Oconee County while he works in the Dominican Republic. It was a decision they made because of the school system, rated one of the best in the state of Georgia. He says the family will be able to visit him often while he will come back to Georgia several times a year.

So, how are they feeling about the transition?

"Excited. Scared. Nervous. Sad. Happy," Lasley said. "It's a range of emotions for them. It's a situation where it's not something I pursued, it's something that I felt like came to me, so the opportunity to do it is one that they're very supportive about. We're taking it as an adventure to see where it leads and what happens."

North Oconee is defending C lass 4A state champs after titles the past two seasons . The Titans (16-7, 10-4 Region 8-A) will be led by a committee of coaches including assistants Matthew Kelley, Eric Bounds and Thomas Dimitroff.

"Those guys know our program, and the strength of our staff was that group of guys," Lasley said. "The people that we have, they'll work it together and keep things going."