Peters, 31, received his undergraduate degree Athletic Training and Sports Medicine from Mercyhurst College and has a Master’s in Exercise and Sports Science from Ithaca College.  

He worked with the football and lacrosse programs at Cornell University for two years while attending Ithaca College. Peters worked for seven years with Clemson Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation – with four years spent at D.W. Daniel High School and other surrounding schools as an outreach athletic trainer and three years as a clinical athletic trainer. 

He holds national and state licensure in Athletic Training.

Peters is an avid athlete and enjoys golf, wakeboarding, and snowboarding. He attributes his interest in sports medicine to his love of sports as a youth. 

“When I saw people running out onto the fields to help the athletes, I decided that’s what I want to do. It’s a hybrid of both sports and medicine – and I knew I would enjoy it,” says Peters. 

Peters, an Upstate New York native, currently lives in Spartanburg.

Bilbrey, 22, is a 2008 graduate of Georgia Southern University with a degree in Sports Medicine. She spent three years working in athletic training at Georgia Southern – including working with the soccer and softball teams for one year, another year with the basketball teams, and one year working with local high schools.

She holds national and state licensure in Athletic Training.

 “I played a lot of sports when I was little. I was always interested in medicine also,” says Bilbrey. 

In her spare time, she enjoys relaxing on the lake, spending time with family and friends, and playing with her dog Baila. 

Bilbrey, a Georgia native, currently lives in Greenville.