Jadelyn Allchin is from Huntington Beach, California where she graduated from Huntington Beach High School and played for OC Batbusters Stith her last 4 years of travel ball. The summer before her freshman year of college she played for the junior USA team in 2019, traveling across the world to Paris, France, and Ireland, then back to California to beat the Japanese team to win a gold medal.

She is currently heading into her senior year at the University of Washington where she is the starting center fielder, hitting power from the left side. She is majoring in Education with a minor in disability studies and is starting an internship with a local preschool where she hopes to learn more about the classroom environment.

Says Allchin, “Overall, after I have completed school, whether it be in the classroom or on the field, maybe even both, I want to be able to give my knowledge to the younger generation and create environments where there are challenges that will be able to improve their skills and strive for personal growth.”

Awards:

• Pac-12 All-Freshman Team 2021
• NFCA All-America Scholar Athlete 2021
• Pac-12 Freshman of the Week (April 6) 2021
• Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll 2021/2022

Ben was born in London but grew up in Shoreline, WA. He graduated from Shorewood High School in 2013 and played four years at Linfield College, earning title of captain as a senior. The Wildcats went to one National Championship, three regional tournaments and won two conference titles in Ben’s four years. He was selected to the All-West Regional team as 1b and 3b in his junior and senior seasons and holds the all-time doubles record at Linfield. Ben graduated in 2017 with a double major in Business Finance and Economics.

After college Ben took his career overseas to play for the Solingen Alligators of the German Bundesliga. For two years he was the third baseman for the Alligators and an assistant youth coach. During the winters, he played and coached in Australia. He also played for the Great Britain National Team this past September in the 2019 European Championship. He plans to continue his career in the US in 2020 but is excited about helping players improve all aspects of their game in the offseason.

Jody began his illustrious baseball career in the Mukilteo Little League, where in 1984 he led the entire league in homeruns with a combined total of one. He built on this success with some memorable years tearing up the diamond at Mariner High School, where coaches and teammates praised his ability to come off the bench with authority. He was later recruited by D1 schools far and wide, but they all apparently lost his mailing address resulting in zero offer letters finding his mailbox.

In 1990, Jody’s baseball career fell on dark times as he ultimately committed to Western Washington University where he was blind-sided with the realization that no baseball program existed.  A club team was offered and Jody joined, however, a freak accident threatened to end Jody’s baseball career forever!  A teammate’s foul ball smashed the back window of his ’86 Dodge Charger, leaving him crushed…mentally.  Seemingly with the world working against him, he made the decision to step away from the game and pursue some of the other temptations that college life had to offer – a decision that proved…well…actually, not too bad.  Jody had a blast in college!  He majored in Communications (Broadcast Production) and produced and directed numerous sports programs, including Viking Hoops Weekly and Viking Football Weekly.  He closed out his college career with an internship with KING 5 TV’s Almost Live!. He was, however, continually haunted by the demons of what could’ve been with his college baseball career.

Following graduation, a light would shine on his baseball career once more.  For the next 15 years, he experienced a resurgence playing in such highly esteemed baseball organizations as the PSSBL, The Seattle NABA, and the City of Redmond Wood Bat League – not to mention various softball leagues along the way.

Shortly after college, Jody crossed paths with a world-class softball pitcher, named Courtney.  It was kismet (whatever that means).   For years they took the co-ed softball field together in perfect harmony and ultimately settled down together in Mill Creek, WA where they welcomed a couple little dudes into this world.  Today they are the stereotypical, annoying sports parents – her in the stands with her cowbell and him on the sidelines, over-inflating stories from his past and relying on outdated philosophies to coach today’s youth.  They have fun though, and that’s what matters.

In 2006, Jody brought his marketing skills to the table and opened Elle Marie Hair Studio with his hairstylist sister and their mother.  Over the next decade, the salon grew to four locations and is proud to be a multi-year Best of Western Washington winner.  Jody doesn’t have a lot of hair however, and longed to put his talents to work on something he was a little more passionate about.  In the summer of 2017, he crossed paths with Brent Lillibridge as he was knee-deep opening the BASE by Pros Academy.  Jody shared his passion for marketing, digital media production and baseball and a new endeavor was born.

As a proud card-carrying member of the Dad Coach Society, Jody has spent time with the following organizations during his boys’ youth:

• • FOOTBALL 2012-14: Silverlake Timberwolves, Coach
• • FOOTBALL 2015-16, 18: North Creek Jaguars, Coach
• • FOOTBALL 2017: Everett Wildcats, Coach
• • FOOTBALL 2017: Heatherwood MS Hawks, Coach
• • FOOTBALL 2019-Present: Jackson HS Timberwolves, Rabid Fan
• • BASKETBALL 2017-Present: Jackson Wolfpack, Rabid Fan
• • BASKETBALL 2019: Junior Wildcats, Rabid Fan
• • BASEBALL 2012-Present: Mill Creek Little League, Coach & Board Member
• • BASEBALL 2018: Seattle Bombers, Rabid Fan
• • BASEBALL 2019-2020: Mill Creek Mavericks, Coach & Rabid Fan
• • BASEBALL 2020-Present: Northwest Bandits, Rabid Fan

In 2022 Jody’s D1 Baseball offer finally arrived (32 years late) as he was heavily recruited by the University of Washington.  He accepted their offer, but ultimately saw very little playing time during the 2022 season.  None actually.  He did gain valuable experience as the Sports Information Director however, scoring games, writing game stories, and driving social media for the team.

Current

• Head Varsity Baseball Coach for Archbishop Murphy High School
• Pitching Coach for the Bend Elks in the West Coast League

Everett Community College Pitching Coach 2017-2020

• 2019 NWAC Championship Runner-Up
• 2019 25th ranked Junior College by Perfect Game

Seattle Tacoma Cheney Studs

• 2019 National Baseball Congress World Series Champions.
• 2019 National Baseball Congress World Series All American Team.
• 2018 2nd Team All-Pacific International League.
• 2017, 2018, and 2019 Top 5 in the Pacific International League in Wins, ERA, and Strikeouts.
• 2017 Kamloops (British Columbia, Canada) International Tournament Champions.
• 2017 Grand Forks (British Columbia, Canada) International Tournament Champions.
• 2017, 2018, and 2019 Pacific International League Champions.

Liberty University

• 2016 and 2017 Big South Presidential Honor Roll member.
• Compiled a 7-4 win-loss record over two years.
• Recorded wins over Duke, Bryant, Elon, UConn, Radford, and William & Mary.
• Career 38 Appearances with 8 starts

Bellevue College

• Named to 2015 Northwest Athletic Conference All-Academic team.
• 2015 Most Valuable Pitcher for Bellevue College.
• Threw seven-inning no-hitter, the first at Bellevue in over 25 years.

Archbishop Murphy

• 2012 WIAA 2A State Champions
• 2013 2nd Team All State
• 2013 1st Team All Conference Pitcher
• 2012 1st Team All Conference Utility

Brandon grew up in Marysville, WA. He graduated from Marysville Pilchuck High School in 2012. In 2011 and 2012 he was First Team All Wesco Shortstop and 2012 was 2nd Team All State infielder. Following High School Brandon attended Everett Community College for two years and graduated with an Associates Degree. Brandon went on to finish up his baseball playing career at Southern Nazarene University in Oklahoma. Brandon wrapped up his bachelors degree at Western Washington University and has been instructing (hitting and infield) athletes since 2018.

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Brent grew up in Everett, Washington where he went to Jackson High School in Mill Creek. After graduating high school he played baseball for the Washington Huskies for three seasons, where he was named to the All-Pac 10 Conference for three straight seasons.

He was selected by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the fourth round, with the 121st overall selection in the 2005 MLB Draft. Over his 9 year professional career he played parts of 7 years in Major League Baseball for the Atlanta Braves, Chicago White Sox. Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Indians, Chicago Cubs and New York Yankees.

He now takes his knowledge playing with the world’s best baseball players into the next phase of his life, teaching and mentoring kids through baseball to maximize their abilities on the field, but more importantly, preparing them for life during and after their careers.

Drafted in 2007 out of Cascade High School in the 3rd Round (100th pick overall), Steven was a 4-time Minor League All-Star, 2014 Minor League Player of the Year, 2014 International League Rookie of the Year and MVP, and 2017 Tampa Bay Rays MVP. He spent 9 seasons in the Big Leagues, 16 years professionally.

He played alongside some of the greatest players the game has ever seen, all the while achieving his own success at a very high level in the Big Leagues. His impact in clubhouses and his knowledge of the game is well-documented throughout baseball and he now seeks to instill that knowledge into the next generations at BASE by Pros.

Aaron West is a graduate of Snohomish High School where he lettered all four years. The Panthers took second in state in 2007 and won the high school state baseball championship in 2008. Following high school, Aaron attended the University of Washington where he played baseball and received his bachelors degree. He was the Friday night starter for the Huskies his sophomore, junior and senior seasons placing him eighth all-time in starts. Aaron was drafted by the Houston Astros in the 17th round of the 2012 Draft. He was a New York-Penn League All-Star in 2012 and a Texas League All-Star in 2015. He finished the 2017 season with the Seattle Mariners. Aaron has been coaching and giving pitching instruction since 2014 and is the 2019 16U Snohomish Sox coach.