About Us

Willie McCalebb was born and raised in Florida. He attended college at The University of St. Francis in Joliet, Illinois where he played college football. Willie received his BA in business administration and with a minor in marketing. Willie loves training and coaching others because of the positive impact it has on others. Willie also loves to see others reach their goals in life. Being a part of helping others achieve their dreams helps Willie to feel great inside and reach his own goals of making the world a better place.

Kayonna Lee capped off her career at the University of Central Missouri in 2018-18 with an NCAA2 National Championship.  In her two seasons at the university, Central Missouri went 54-10. Kayonna averaged 9 points and 9 rebounds per game over her 64 game career, and averaged better than one block and one steal per game as well.  The 6’1/186 cm forward was a dominant force in the paint winning MIAA Conference Defensive Player of the Year in 2018 after making the conference’s All Defensive Team the prior season.

 Kayonna spent the 2018-19 season as an assistant coach for her Central Missouri squad as she finished her degree in exercise science.  In the summer of 2019, Kayonna played for the Wisconsin Glo. The Glo is a professional team made up of the best players from Wisconsin over the past decade and has had five former WNBA players on the roster. 

 If you need someone who comes from a winning tradition to set the tone for your club by doing all the right things on the court whether it be battling for a rebound, blocking a shot, or making a turn around jump shot in the paint, Kayonna Lee will be a great fit

Megan Wallace had a lengthy and tumultuous pitching career. She began at the age of 7 and now holds the current school record for season and career wins. As a junior, she began working with Tincher Pitching affiliate, Inner Power Pitch, due to severe pain while pitching.  Previous to that, Megan rarely made it through an entire game due to pain. Her first homework: stop pitching. She had to let her body heal and years of pitching badly had her torn up in all sorts of places. After a few short lessons with Inner Power Pitch, Megan pitched 198 innings as a senior completely pain-free! After finishing out her senior year the college that she originally committed at decided to cut the program in the middle of the summer. That is when Megan found a home at North Iowa Area Community College  (NIACC).

After working with Inner Power Pitch and benefitting beyond her wildest dreams, Megan knew she had to continue the teaching to help other young women pitch pain-free. She ended up playing at North Iowa Area Community College on the softball team and finished her school at Iowa State University studying in communications. Megan knows what it means to struggle to get through a game and the pain a young pitcher can endure when coaching improperly. Her goal is to work with as many young women as possible and ensure they don’t have to endure the pain she went through.

Morgan was a standout three sport athlete at Memorial High School. She attended NIACC where she holds school records in hits, stolen bases and runs scored. Morgan finished her career with a batting average of .491 and 5th overall in the nation for stolen bases. Morgan earned All-American honors for her outstanding career. Morgan believes in hard work and putting in the time to improve your game. She passes this work ethic and focus on the little things that make you a better athlete on to the youth she trains and coaches. Morgan provides one on one and small group lessons in volleyball and softball. She also leads our Slam Volleyball program and serves as a coach. She is developing our Warehouse Warriors Softball program and will coach one of the teams.

During his years as a Blugold, Kopping has coached several Eau Claire area youth football teams, embracing coaching strategies that he says help build kids’ confidence along with their football skills.By making practices and games fun for everyone on the team, regardless of their skills, his players are learning to work together, to respect themselves and others, and to love the sport, Kopping says.He also works with the Wounded Warrior Project, helping military veterans with stretching, physical therapy and social rehabilitation, as well as on mental health issues related to their service. Terrell is a licensed personal trainer as well as a kinesiology majo