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Recently, Maston has seen her teams boast a 3.2 cumulative GPA. In May of 2020, Vice President of Athletics and Enrollment Jose Larios named Maston an Associate Athletic Director. Maston also serves as the Champions of Character Liaison and on the Student-Athlete Advisory Council.

During the shortened 2020 campaign, junior Madison Faulkner was nominated for the Leroy Walker Character Award. The award recognizes a current student-athlete with at least a junior academic status who has demonstrated outstanding academic achievement, campus and community leadership embracing the five core character values of the NAIA Champions of Character initiative, athletic achievement, and future ambition.

Maston served as an assistant coach at Montreat College in 2013. Prior to Montreat College, Maston was a graduate assistant at the University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, Kentucky.

Maston began her coaching career at the high school level after graduating from the University of the Cumberlands with a Bachelor of Arts in Middle School Math & K-12 Special Education. She was also a member of the UC Patriots softball team from 1998-2003.

Maston and her husband, Andrew, reside in Black Mountain with their dog, Hercules.

Beck has accumulated a record of 763-541-1 since 1999 coaching baseball at the NCCAA, NAIA and NCAA D-II levels. During Beck's six previous seasons at Montreat College, the Cavs have a 134-154 (48-96 AAC) record. Over the past two seasons, five Cavaliers have earned All-AAC selections, including one First Team nod, two Second Team honors and two Gold Glove award winners. Montreat baseball also had 14 Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athlete Award winners for 2020-21, as well as two CoSIDA Academic All-District First Team choices in 2022.

Beck previously led the Fire of Southeastern University (Fla.) for 12 seasons.

In 2014, Beck led Southeastern to its first Sun Conference Championship in program history. That conference title gave the Fire their first bid to the NAIA National Tournament, where they competed in the Lawrenceville, Georgia Opening Round bracket. The Fire went 2-2, falling twice to the hosts Georgia Gwinnett, and ending their season 46-16.

In his first five years at Southeastern, Beck guided the Fire to four NCCAA II National Championships. From 2005–2009, while competing in the NCCAA D-II South Region, Beck finished with an 82–12 career record with four South Region titles. During this span, Southeastern had a remarkable 21–2 record in the NCCAA D-II National Tournament.

Prior to coaching at Southeastern, Beck also spent some time at his alma mater, Nyack College, in Nyack, N.Y. As a coach, Beck accumulated a 134–125 record at Nyack, winning the NCAA Division II Conference Championship in 2004. Beck played for Nyack College from 1989 to 1992, where he starred as a pitcher and first baseman and was named team captain his sophomore year.

Additionally, Coach Beck has witnessed 11 of his players go on to sign MLB contracts, most notably Dee Strange-Gordon. In his final season at Southeastern, Coach Beck witnessed Chris Mattison, his NAIA honorable mention All-American first baseman, get drafted in the 16th round of the 2016 MLB Draft by the San Diego Padres. 20 other players have gone on to sign other free agent or independent league contracts.

Coach Beck and his wife Debbie have been married for 25+ years and have two children, Gavin and Kelsey.