Coach Quinney has coached and trained hundreds of softball players from 6 yrs old - college athletes for over a decade. In his playing days Coach Quinney primarily played third base and shortstop. However, like most athletes, he played every position at some point. Moreover, Coach Quinney has been coaching every position for the last 13 years. While hitting, Coach batted from both sides of the plate effectively where he hit for more power on the right side and higher average from the left.   His oldest daughter is a Senior and D1 Outfielder at the University of Northern Colorado, his second oldest daughter was recruited to be a D1 Catcher at Weber State University and transferred to Cal State East Bay.  His third daughter is a Freshman middle infielder at UNC Charlotte. And yes, there is another one! She is on the 12u roster following in her sisters foosteps!  Coach Quinney is also the owner and hitting instructor at Quinney Softball Training Facility in Mesa Arizona.

Gianna Memoli is a former Division I outfielder and hitter from Weber State University, where she competed from 2021–2025. During her time at Weber, Gianna was recognized on the Big Sky Academic Team for her excellence in the classroom, and during her senior season, she earned a spot in the Weber State record book with a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage. One of her favorite career moments includes delivering a walk‑off single against Texas A&M in 2024. After graduating from Weber State, Gianna began pursuing her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Northern Arizona University in Phoenix. With five years of coaching experience, Gianna plans to continue working with softball athletes of all ages, focusing on hitting development, outfield fundamentals, and building confidence through mental‑skills training. College: 💥 4x Big Sky All Academic Team 💥 2025 Regional appearance at the University of Oregon 💥 2022 Regional appearance at the University of Washington 💥 2025 & 2022 Big Sky Conference Champions 💥 2025 1.000 fielding percentage in the record book 💥 2022 NFCA All-American Scholar Athlete

Coach Rylee began playing competitive club softball at the 10U level when she was nine years old and competed with the Firecrackers organization through high school. She was a four-year varsity letterman at Basha High School, primarily playing first and second base. During her career, she earned First Team All-Region and All-State Honors for two seasons in recognition of her performance on the field. In the summer of 2023, she graduated from Barry University in Miami Shores, Florida, with a bachelor's degree in Psychology and minors in Biology and Mathematics. During her collegiate career, she played both the infield and outfield while contributing as a right-handed power hitter. Following graduation, she helped coordinate East Coast Collegiate Skills Camps in Tampa, Florida, and Lake Havasu City, Arizona. Through these experiences, she discovered a passion for coaching and mentoring young athletes. She developed a strong desire to give back to the game and her community by sharing the knowledge, discipline, and experience she gained throughout her playing career, particularly at the NCAA Division II level for the Sunshine State Conference. In the spring of 2024, she was named Head Coach of the Junior Varsity softball program at Basha High School. The following season, she joined the Varsity coaching staff, where she continued to coach while contributing to multiple Regional Championship teams. In the fall of 2024, she joined the coaching staff for TN Mojo Ramsey-Holland 18U, serving with the organization until the team's conclusion following the summer of 2025. As both a former collegiate athlete and coach, she is passionate about developing players not only as athletes but also as confident, disciplined young women. Coach Rylee mission is to create a positive, competitive environment where players can grow their skills, strengthen their mindset, and develop a lifelong love for the game