Conway completed his first season with the Blue Hose baseball program in the spring of 2026. He was promoted to Assistant Coach in February of 2026.
In his first year at PC, infielder Bo Moody became the second player in program history to be named Big South Freshman of the Year. Moody was named to the Big South's All-Freshman Team and earned Second Team honors. Infielder Matthew Rollison also earned All-Big South Second Team honors under Conway's guidance.
Conway joined PC prior to the 2025-26 school year, following a successful tenure as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Spartanburg Methodist College, a Division I junior college in Region 10. While with the Pioneers, he directed all position player preparation, coordinated recruiting efforts, implemented practice and game strategies, and oversaw team travel, academic progress, and year-round training programs.
In addition to his time at Spartanburg Methodist, Conway served as head coach at Westside High School, co-owned and operated the Swingers Baseball Facility, and worked as head of player operations and development for the Reggie Williams Baseball Academy. He has also been a regional scout for USA Baseball’s National Team Identification Series and a recruiter for MLB and USA Baseball’s Hank Aaron Invitational.
Conway’s player development work includes training top talents such as Baltimore Orioles All-Star Cedric Mullins and Miami Marlins prospect Thomas Jones. He has guided numerous athletes to collegiate and professional careers, including five Perfect Game Select Festival participants, and has spent the past five years working with RJ Cope, the No. 1 ranked left-handed pitcher in Georgia, the 47th-ranked player nationally, and a projected first-round pick in the 2026 MLB Draft.
A former player with over a decade of baseball experience, Conway has been active in the game through coaching, instruction, analytics, and scouting. He has participated in MLB’s Diversity Pipeline Program, coached in the USA NTIS Champions Cup, and attended the SABR Analytics Conference, engaging directly with MLB teams on player development and baseball analytics.
Conway holds an associate degree from Spartanburg Methodist College, a bachelor’s degree in interdisciplinary studies and business administration from Valdosta State University, and a master’s degree in sports administration from Grand Canyon University. He is also Rapsodo certified in hitting analytics.
