Coach Bailey Miles joined the Regent coaching staff as the head boys' basketball program coach in May 2024. However, that was not his first time being a part of the Regent family. As a younger grammar student, he was in the first class at Regent, was with one of the original families that joined Regent in its first year, back in 2000. Bailey later attended Holland Hall for high school where he played football, basketball, and baseball. 
In college, Coach Miles went to Furman University to play baseball as a preferred walk-on and then transitioned into a student manager with the men’s basketball program. He then moved to Oklahoma State University, where he was a graduate assistant coach in the men's basketball program with Coach Travis Ford.

Coach Miles continued his basketball coaching growth and experiences after college as an assistant to Niko Medved at Furman University and then to Holland Hall High School for 5 years as a MS coach and HS assistant with Coach Brandon Maddux and later with Coach Teddy Owens for 3 years.
Coach Miles has worked numerous NCAA camps such as Virginia, Butler, Gonzaga, Kansas, Creighton, and many others. He was able to help coach the USA Basketball U16 national team in 2015 and spent time developing relationships with the OKC Thunder staff and front office. Coach Miles hosts a podcast, "Building Excellence" Podcast, that has featured interviews with over 161 notable, national, and successful business, sports, and community leaders.
He understands, appreciates, and shares Regent values. He and his family have a rich history within the Regent community. The recommendations about Coach Miles produced many glowing comments about his love for kids, his love for the Lord, his love for basketball, his communication skills, his character, and the way that he has prepared himself to move into head coach leadership. 

Coach Miles is married, and he and his wife, Chandler, have a daughter, Hayden. He and his family are confident and active in their faith and their church. Coach Miles, like other successful Regent head coaches, will be coaching, while also keeping his full-time work in commercial real estate.

Bob Mareburger joined the faculty and coaching staff at Regent in the summer of 2015. In addition to serving as an assistant coach for both varsity football and basketball, he teaches high school math, economics, personal finance, contemporary culture, and entrepreneurship.

Mr. Mareburger came to Regent after retiring as senior vice president of Tulsa-based ONEOK corporation. His nearly 30-year corporate career also included tenures with CITGO Petroleum and as a management consultant.

He is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma with a degree in Petroleum Engineering and an M.B.A. and has been recognized as a Distinguished Alumni of Price College. He is also a graduate of the Harvard Business School Advanced Management Program.

Prior to Regent, Coach Mareburger coached youth and middle school baseball and football and was a NCAA-certified high school basketball tournament team coach.

Mareburger and his wife, Diane, have been part of the Regent community since 2001 along with their two sons who are both Regent graduates.

Through his experiences coaching and working with church-based youth groups, Mareburger discovered a passion for mentoring and encouraging young people to live lives of purpose. He describes his motivation as: “Despite being blessed to work for great companies and leaders who invested in me personally, I believed God was calling me to enter a new season of life. Shortly before making a final decision to retire and make the change, I felt this calling so strongly that I believed not doing so would be disobedient to God’s plan for my life. When it became apparent that this coincided with specific needs at Regent, I knew that it was God who was opening the door. I am now equally blessed to work with an entire Regent community that cares passionately about raising a generation of students who can fulfill the unique purpose God has given to each one.”

“For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.” Ephesians 2:10