Michael Lang Call/text - (201) 741-2789 Email - [email protected] Attended Rutgers University in the Big Ten Ranks in the top 10 in Rutgers school history in several different categories including hits, doubles, triples, home runs, runs, and total bases. Signed a contact with the Arizona Diamondback in 2012 Has spent 8 seasons in professional baseball In his time with the Sioux City Explorers, Lang currently leads the franchise in hits (642), games played (538), runs (432), doubles (106), triples (32), total bases (912), at-bats (2,135), plate appearances (2,421), and hit by pitches (52).  Became the 13th player in league history to reach 600 career hits 3x American Association All-star Currently plays for the Saint Paul Saints where he helped them win their first championship (2019) in the American Association.
	Zach Frazier Call/text - (218) 259-6006 Email - [email protected] Attended University of Minnesota-Crookston 4 year starting catcher where he finished his career 4th all-time in games started, 6th in RBIs, and 2nd in fielding percentage.  In the summers of 2016 & 2017, Zach played for the Weyburn Beavers of the Western Major Baseball League. Zach graduated in the spring of 2018, with his degree in Sports Management.  Coached for the Post 400 Astros in 2019 & 2020.  Currently the Assistant Director of League Operations for Fargo Youth Baseball.
	Jeff Fiechtner Call the FYB office - 701-232-9225 Email - [email protected] Head coach at Fargo North High School from 1998-2019.   Head coach of the Fargo Post 2 legion program from 2009 to 2011 and elected into the Post 2 HOF in 2007. Currently coaches with Fargo Post 400 as the program pitching coach and is an assistant for the Stars. Helped lead Fargo to two state championships as a player in 1974 and 1976. He hit .318 for his career at the plate with 17 home runs, 35 doubles, and 127 RBIs. Jeff really excelled on the mound with a 21-11 record with a 2.26 ERA over three seasons at Post 2. Attended junior college at DMACC (Boone, IA) and was All-District and compiled an 18-7 mound record with a 1.96 ERA.  He then went on to Grand Canyon University in Arizona where his team won back-to-back NAIA national championships in 1980 and 1981.  Played one year in the San Diego Padres Organization and four seasons in Western Canadian League where he had a 39-11 mark with a 1.41 ERA including one league championship and the MVP of the league in 1981. Played three seasons in Australia where his team won three straight national titles and he was the tournament MVP all three seasons and league MVP twice.  Has coaching stints in Canada, Grand Canyon, Kensington Australia, Arizona, and Fargo.