Lauren Haeger - Player
Lauren pitched for the varsity softball team at Deer Valley High School with an ERA 0.60, innings pitched 513, strike outs 969, OPP bat average .112, fielding percent .995, batting average .509, scored 144 runs, 200 hits, 160 RBIs, 47 home runs and broke Arizona’s state hitting record with 48 in one season. Lauren was named to the 2011 Max Preps Softball All-American First Team and a member of the 2011 Louisville Slugger/NFCA High School All-American Team. She played on the Arizona Hotshots Gold Team for two seasons. Lauren played Internationally
as a member of the 2010 Gold Medal Junior Pan-American team, team USA in the III Pan-American Championship, hitting .400. In 2011, as a member of the Junior World Championship team and Gold Junior World Championship, as well as pitched against Japan in Cape Town, South Africa. Lauren attended University of Florida and continued to receive recognition for her pitching and hitting skills. Following her college career, Lauren played professionally for four years with the Dallas Charge and Scrap Yard Fastpitch.

Stacie Chambers - Player
Stacie caught for the Cactus High School softball team 2003 - 2006, 4A Division Champions, 2005 and 2006, NFCA First-Team All-American; Gatorade State Player of the Year, Diamond Sports High School catcher, tied for second place nationally for home runs in a career with 48 and set Arizona state record for home runs in a single season with 20. As a member of the Batbusters won ASA Gold 18-Under National Champions. She attended University of Arizona 2008–2011 setting multiple records as a hitter, attended the College World Series National Championship selected first Team All-PAC 10, third team NFCA All-American, First Team
All-NFCA West Region and named PAC 10 Player of the week twice. USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Week, one of two finalists for the USA Collegiate Player of the Year, hit 87 career home runs, regional tournament hit the NCAA record break 125 home runs. In 2010, was first team NFCA All-Pacific Region, hit 4 home runs with three in the College World Series National Championship game against UCLA and ended her career finishing 4th in Division I with a total of 87 home runs. Attended Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, member of the 2006 Jr. Women’s National Team, played in the Jr. Women’s Pan-American Qualifier Tournament, 2009 USA Softball Japan Cup Team, and ESPN All-Decade Team.

Jeff Griffith - Contributor/Coach
Jeff coached for 23 years at Cactus High School in 4A; won State Champions in 1987, 1989, 1994, 2004, 2005, 2006 and State Runner-Up in 2002.
In 2004 and 2006 he was National High School Association Coach of the year, also was No. 1 National ranking by USA Today and Speedline/NFCA High School Coaching Staff of the Year. His team was ranked second in Pre-Season Fab 50 National Softball rankings. Member of the 2007 Paradise Valley Community College coaching staff.