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Kyndal is a Bay Area native who played for Castro Valley High School. During her time, she was named First Team All-WACC selection while batting .408 with a .516 OBP and .817 SLG. She is currently a sophomore at UC Berkeley, playing first base and outfield for the Bears. Kyndal specializes in hitting and fielding. Her lessons will focus on fundamentals, proper throwing mechanics and footwork, glove work, fine-tuning your swing, pitch selection, approach/hunting pitches during an AB, and pitch recognition. 

Dominique made history as the first international softball player at an HBCU and the first HBCU alum to coach softball internationally. She played professionally in Malta, Spain, New Zealand, and Switzerland, winning multiple championships. As the countries first Head Coach, she led Malta to their first European Championship and guided the Papanui Tigers’ of New Zealand’s 18U team to be named 2022-23 Team of the Year. While earning her master’s degree at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, she was a Graduate Assistant Coach. Dominique specializes in hitting, catching, and fielding.

Mariah was a 5-year dual-threat pitching/hitting star at Oregon State making an appearance at the Women’s College World Series in 2022. She is highly decorated with some of her accolades including: NFCA All-American, Softball America All-American, All Pac-12, Pac-12 Player of the Week. She currently holds the career strikeout record at OSU. Mazon won a gold medal in 2022 with Team USA at the Pan American Championship. Prior to the school's closure, Mariah was the assistant coach at Holy Names University. She is currently playing professionally for the women's league Athletes Unlimited and for the Toda Medics in Japan.

Nicole Neuerburg Finn was one of the most dominant pitchers during her college career at Texas State University. She led the Bobcats to their program's first perfect game as well as notching herself in nearly every pitching record book during her time.  Some of her record stats include 1,019 strikeouts, 45 shutouts, 107 career wins, 1.31 career ERA, and 180 career appearances. After a stellar career with Texas State, Nicole became a professional softball player for the NPF's Texas Thunder in 2006. She later went on to coach at nearly level including an assistant coaching job at California State University - East Bay. She has since been coaching in the Bay Area for over 20 years.

Frankie began her coaching career in 2014 when she joined Next Level Baseball & Softball Academy, volunteering at their clinics. She was a 5-year member of the Oregon State softball team, appearing at the Women’s College World Series in 2022. She has a career batting average of .322 and she currently holds the single season (17) and career (53) HR record. She won a gold medal in 2019 with Team USA at the WBSC U-19 World Cup. In 2023 she had her first professional season with the women's professional league Athletes Unlimited. She is  currently the Assistant Coach at Saint Mary's College in Moraga.