Hall of Fame
Hyslop left his mark on a program more than 3,800 miles from home as the midfielder from Scotland recorded eight goals and 15 assists while taking part in 50 wins during his time in Spartanburg. Hyslop first saw significant action in 1988, starting 24 matches and helping the Rifles to an 18-4-2 record that season which included an NAIA District Six Title and an Area Nine Championship appearance. He was named the team's MVP in 1989 after scoring five goals and four assists on 37 shots in USC Spartanburg's last season at the NAIA level. He was named team captain going into the 1990 season and the team's first year in the NCAA Division 2 and the newly formed Peach Belt Conference. The Rifles made a good first impression that season, thanks to Hyslop's ten assists, which stood as the sixth most in a single season at the time of Hyslop's graduation. Hyslop collected numerous accolades during his time on the pitch, being named to the NAIA All-District 6 team and the NAIA All-American team in 1989, as well as being named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America All-South and All-American teams in 1990.
