Coaches

Managers & Coaches

Chris was a four-time minor league All Star, 2003 Southern League batting champion, and an all-time home run leader for the New Orleans Zephyrs AAA affiliate. In 1997, he was drafted in the 3rd round out of high school by the Florida Marlins, was an All-American Athlete, MVP of Nevada in baseball, and held the national and state home run record (29HRS). Other accomplishments include: European Cup Championship, 2 Minor League Championships, and World Baseball Classic Team Philippines.

Chris Aguila
Owner

Chris played for five MLB organizations (Miami, Pittsburgh, NY Mets, Toronto, and Philadelphia.) Over the span of his career, Chris played professionally in leagues of six different countries (US, Japan, Dominican Republic, Panama, Mexico, Italy, Australia). Chris reached the Major Leagues in 2004 with the Florida Marlins, also spending the 2005-2006 season with them. He played in the Majors Leagues with the New York Mets in 2008.

Chris Gimenez
Private Instructor & Ambassador

Chris played at the University of Nevada before being drafted his junior year by the Cleveland Indians. He worked his way up through the minors before making his MLB debut in 2009. He continued his big league career playing for 6 different organizations (Cleveland Indians, Seattle Mariners, Tampa Bay Rays, Texas Rangers, Minnesota Twins and the Chicago Cubs). Chris played multiple positions during his career including catcher, first and third base, and all three outfield positions. His versatility helped him to have a 10-year major league career. He went to the playoffs 6 times and the World Series once. He’s caught multiple Cy Young pitchers including Felix Hernandez (2011) and David Price (2012). He’s also the current record holder for innings pitched by a position player.

After playing, Chris began his coaching career with the LA Dodgers where he worked as the game planning coordinator. He was able to work on the field directly with the pitchers and catchers and won the 2020 World Series. Chris has now decided to come home and pour back into the community where his career started.

Managers

Cole Kryzmarsick

A graduate of Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas. Cole played four years at the University of Nevada, Reno where he was an outfielder and won two Mountain West Championships. Cole graduated from UNR with a business degree.

Kelly Cervantez

A graduate of American High School in Fremont, California. Kelly played two years of junior college baseball and one year with the San Jose Braves. He was the varsity baseball coach at American High School for three years. He also coached for the Nevada Gunslingers for four years.

Pete Daley

Graduated from Marysville High School and was an all-conference player at Yuba Junior College. Pete set the most caught stealing in a season record at St. Gregory’s University in Oklahoma.

Christian Chamberlain

Reno High School graduate and 2017 MVP as well as an All-American. He attended Oregon State from 2017-2020. Christian competed in the College World Series Championship and holds the College World Series strike out record. In 2020, he was a 4th round pick in the MLB draft for the Kansas City Royals. 

Nate Nolan

Damonte Ranch High School graduate where he was named Division 1 North Defensive Player of the Year as a senior and was named a 2013 All-North Division 1 selection at catcher by the Reno Gazette Journal. Nate attended St. Mary’s where he was named to the West Coast Conference All-Academic Team and appeared and started in 58 games for the Gaels. Nate is currently a catcher with the Chicago White Sox.

Scott Rawlins

A graduate and baseball hall of famer of Reed High School where he was a 3-time all-league selection and MVP of Northern Nevada as a Junior. Scott is a graduate of the University of Nevada, Reno where he was the starting catcher in 89, 90, 91). He led the team in home runs and batting average (7HR/BA 373) in 1990. Scott's youth baseball coaching career spans 20 years and includes little league, all-star and travel ball teams as well as Babe Ruth and high school.

Steve O'Brien

Steve O’Brien graduated Douglas High School in 1998 where he was an all-conference infielder. As a Senior he led the team in batting average and helped lead Douglas to the State Championship tournament. In 1999-2000 he played baseball at Delta Junior College in Stockton, California before earning a scholarship to play baseball at Lubbock Christian University. In 2002, he transferred to Oklahoma Panhandle State University on a baseball scholarship and finished his bachelor’s degree in Business in 2003.