Matthew Boling – Class of 2015 of River Oaks Baptist School

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River Oaks Baptist School provides students the foundation to perform with distinction at the high school level, to become engaged and responsible citizens, and to lead successful and rewarding lives by preparing graduates:  

  • To think critically, creatively, analytically, and innovatively
  • To access, evaluate, synthesize, and communicate information effectively
  • To demonstrate curiosity, initiative, and perseverance
  • To develop robust interpersonal skills including emotional intelligence, empathy, appreciation for human differences, and collaborative work habits
  • To understand the Christian faith, exhibit strong moral character, and model their lives on Christian principles

When Becca Davison’s daughter was born in 2015, Becca and her mom invented a tool to make it easier to unbuckle kids’ car seats. In 2020, they appeared on ABC’s Shark Tank (along with Becca’s 3-year-old daughter) and received offers from all 5 sharks for their business, UnbuckleMe. They continue to grow their business by developing innovative products for busy families on the go. Becca is also serving as the 2023-24 ROBS Alumni Board Chair.

Becca Davison – Class of 1999

When Becca Davison’s daughter was born in 2015, Becca and her mom invented a tool to make it easier to unbuckle kids’ car seats. In 2020, they appeared on ABC’s Shark Tank (along with Becca’s 3-year-old daughter) and received offers from all 5 sharks for their business, UnbuckleMe. They continue to grow their business by developing innovative products for busy families on the go. Becca is also serving as the 2023-24 ROBS Alumni Board Chair.

Alexandra and Brady met in Penny Jackson’s class when they were in eighth grade; they married in 2002. Years later, in a full-circle moment, they chose to send their sons Thomson ’20 and Truett ’22 to ROBS. “To me, ROBS is family,” Brady says. “The intimacy of the School and the sense of community were a very special way to grow up.”  When the time came for Thomson and Truett to choose a high school, they took the road less travelled and opted for boarding school. Both attend The Taft School in Connecticut. The Knights credit their sons’ confidence and ability to thrive away from home to the solid foundation they gained at ROBS.

The Knight Family – Alexandra ’87, Brady ’87, Thomson ’20, and Truett ’22

Alexandra and Brady met in Penny Jackson’s class when they were in eighth grade; they married in 2002. Years later, in a full-circle moment, they chose to send their sons Thomson ’20 and Truett ’22 to ROBS. “To me, ROBS is family,” Brady says. “The intimacy of the School and the sense of community were a very special way to grow up.”  When the time came for Thomson and Truett to choose a high school, they took the road less travelled and opted for boarding school. Both attend The Taft School in Connecticut. The Knights credit their sons’ confidence and ability to thrive away from home to the solid foundation they gained at ROBS.

After ROBS, Codi attended Bellaire High School and then Dillard University in New Orleans, LA. She majored in Public Health with a concentration in Health Sciences. After graduating she decided to pursue a career in teaching as she has always loved working with kids. She has returned to ROBS as the 2023-2024 Middle School Hogan Fellow, teaching Entrepreneurship to eighth grade students and serving as an advisor to seventh graders. As the saying goes, it’s never goodbye at ROBS – just see you soon!

Codi Fillmore – Class of 2014

After ROBS, Codi attended Bellaire High School and then Dillard University in New Orleans, LA. She majored in Public Health with a concentration in Health Sciences. After graduating she decided to pursue a career in teaching as she has always loved working with kids. She has returned to ROBS as the 2023-2024 Middle School Hogan Fellow, teaching Entrepreneurship to eighth grade students and serving as an advisor to seventh graders. As the saying goes, it’s never goodbye at ROBS – just see you soon!

While he was a student at ROBS, Sean Gilmore received a patent for his invention, the “Sleepover Bed Tent.” He has launched a company to market his product and continues to pursue ideas for new inventions.

Sean Gilmore – Class of 2015

While he was a student at ROBS, Sean Gilmore received a patent for his invention, the “Sleepover Bed Tent.” He has launched a company to market his product and continues to pursue ideas for new inventions.

In 2015, Cole Hammer became the third youngest golfer to play in a U.S. Open. Cole caught the attention of the golf world for his youth, composure, and preternatural ability. Pros and fans alike quickly embraced Cole’s nickname: Hammer Time. Cole graduated from the University of Texas and joined the PGA Tour in 2022.

Cole Hammer – Class of 2014

In 2015, Cole Hammer became the third youngest golfer to play in a U.S. Open. Cole caught the attention of the golf world for his youth, composure, and preternatural ability. Pros and fans alike quickly embraced Cole’s nickname: Hammer Time. Cole graduated from the University of Texas and joined the PGA Tour in 2022.

Matthew Boling was awarded four gold medals at the 2019 Pan American U20 Championship in the 100m, 200m, 4 x 100m relay, and 4 x 400m relay, and helped set world under-20 records in both relay races for the United States. In 2023, he won the gold at the World Athletics Championships in the mixed 4 x 400m relay, helping set a world record for the event in the process.

Matthew Boling – Class of 2015

Matthew Boling was awarded four gold medals at the 2019 Pan American U20 Championship in the 100m, 200m, 4 x 100m relay, and 4 x 400m relay, and helped set world under-20 records in both relay races for the United States. In 2023, he won the gold at the World Athletics Championships in the mixed 4 x 400m relay, helping set a world record for the event in the process.

 

 

 

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