Jen is our fearless leader. Her loud demeanor echoes wherever she is. For almost a decade she has been passionately at work attempting to spotlight the catching position and empower girls to be bold. She has been the headline speaker at almost every softball coaching conference in the world, competed in 3 World Series and was an All-Pac 10 honoree.

Morgan is the work-horse behind The Packaged Deal’s mission and was the final piece to our initial foursome; Morgan made us whole. Bringing new light to the importance that is ‘playing defense,’ she motivates girls honestly and wholeheartedly. She is a 2009 Women’s College World Series National Champion & All-Tournament Team member.

Amanda has a knack for continuously making those around her better players and better people. She is the best teammate you’ll ever have. Priding herself on understanding pitching mechanics, she finds a way to get the most out of each athlete she works with. She is a mainstay voice for ESPN’s softball broadcasts and a multi-time All-American.

Hailey played in the first-ever conference series for the University of North Carolina Tar Heels versus the Duke Blue Devils and batted .556 in the series. Hailey would tell you she hasn’t had her picture perfect experience, but she’s gained insight and experience that will help her in the rest of her career and life. An eloquent speaker and the hardest of workers, she connects with athletes on a deep level.

After 4 years as an Aggie, Tori leads many categories on Texas A&M’s All-Time career offensive lists including RBI’s, runs, and total bases. A muli-faceted player, Tori was on both the All-Sec Team and All-Defensive Team. As a junior she lead her team to the Women’s College World Series and as a Senior she was awarded the Distinguished Letterman Award, an honor that goes to only one athlete at Texas A&M.

Lauren is a dual threat, connecting with both pitchers and hitters, alike. She was the first softball player to ever hit 70 home runs and have 70 wins as a pitcher, is current member of the Scrapyard Dawgs and was the NCAA Player of the Year in 2015.