Coaching built
on experience.

Levi Larmour graduated high school in Canada in 2012 and was recruited by Mesa Community College in Arizona. At Mesa, he won an NJCAA National Championship and received a Gold Glove for his contribution to the World Series win in Enid, Oklahoma.

Levi continued his career at Madonna University after playing shortstop and first base in Arizona. He played third base at Madonna, hit in the heart of the lineup, and earned a starting position in each of his four college seasons.

Adrian Reed graduated from Livonia Franklin in 2016 after being named defensive player of the year for three consecutive years at shortstop and earning All-District and All-Area recognition.

He played five years at Madonna University as a middle infielder. Adrian finished his senior year as a first-team All-Conference selection, batting .384 with a .315 career average. He specializes in middle-infield development.

Dillon Champagne graduated from Divine Child High School in 2017 as one of the program's only two-time captains. He played corner infield and pitched at Division II Salem University before walking on at Division I Longwood University in 2019.

At Longwood, Dillon earned the closer role, became an everyday bat at first base and designated hitter, and served as a captain. He later pitched professionally for the Ogden Raptors in 2023.