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Hammoude began her coaching career in 2015 when she joined Next Level Baseball & Softball Academy, volunteering at their clinics. She was a 5-year member of the Oregon State softball , 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. She recently finished her first professional season with the women's professional league Athletes Unlimited, where she placed 31st among the top 60 professional softball players.

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.

As an Alameda native Enrique grew up playing for the Alameda Little League and Alameda Babe Ruth Organizations before attending Alameda High School where he was a 2 sport athlete. After high school he attended Laney College before transferring and finishing his baseball career at Contra Costa College. After college he dove into coaching, becoming the assistant coach for the Alameda Merchants select travel team in 2014 & 2015, eventually becoming the head coach for 2 successful seasons in 2016 & 2017. Since then he has been the head of baseball operations at Next Level where he is a hitting and catchers coach. 

Kaleo is an Alameda baseball native who played at Encinal High School. He continued his career at Laney College and later transferred to Montana State University Billings. Johnson stacked his resume with awards including: NCAA D2 All-American, First Team All-Region, and GNAC Newcomer of the Year. At the conclusion of his senior season at MSUB, Kaleo was drafted by the Tampa Bay Rays in the 32nd Round/960th Overall of the 2018 Major League Baseball Draft. He was only the second player in MSUB history to be picked in MLB draft. In his professional career, he played for the Montgomery Biscuits

(Double-A Affiliate) and the Perth Heat in Australia.