Congratulations 2024 winners:
Ace Sibley and Preston Lane!

This year we are able to award two scholarships to seniors in Frisco, Tx. We are so proud of these young men and look forward to seeing what they will do in the future.

Ace Sibley is the son of Dusty and Andrea Sibley, founders of No Guts All Glory. Ace graduated in the Spring of 2024 from Lone Star High School where he was a member of the Lone Star High School golf team and an active member in the student body. Outside of school, Ace spends his time pouring into the next generation of golfers. For the past 2 years, he has worked at The Ronny Golf Park teaching golf camps and working on his own game.

In the fall, Ace will be attending Lyon College in Batesville, Arkansas where he will continue to play golf at the collegiate level while getting his degree in business.

Ulcerative Colitis has greatly impacted his life as he watched his dad, Dusty, fight this disease in 2018. Ace is grateful to receive this gift from No Guts All Glory and looks forward to continuing his service to the charity.

Preston Lane graduated from Wakeland High School this Spring. He is the son of Kylee and Bert Lane. Preston was diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease at the end of his sophomore year of high school. "This disease has flipped my whole world upside down from being the kid that was the outgoing athlete to the kid in the bleachers with stomach pain who can barely stand up for long." Dealing with Crohn’s has been a challenging journey. A journey that will last a lifetime, or until a cure is found. Through his journey, Preston learned to have patience, faith, and perseverance that answers will come. Every person with Crohn’s must be treated as an individual. There is no one right treatment plan- what works is different for everyone inflicted with this disease. Today, Preston is better than he has been in two years of fighting. Now, he is beginning to plan his future. Preston plans to attend technical college this Fall to become an electrician. He hopes to be a resource and helpful to others who are going through this same struggle.