Coach Martin grew up in Flagstaff, Arizona and played softball for two years at Glendale Community College before transferring to North Carolina State University for her junior and senior year. At NC State, she was awarded Best Defensive Player and was voted captain of the team by her peers her senior year. In 2006, she led the team to it’s first ever ACC Championship Title in school history.

After graduating from NC State with a BA in English, Coach Martin coached club softball in the Raleigh area for two years before moving to Boise. She has been giving individual and group hitting and defensive lessons in the valley since 2018 and was the head JV coach at Eagle High School for two years.

In her first year as head coach at Owyhee High School in 2022, Coach Martin led the Storm to a 23-9 season, the 5A District III Championship title, and the 5A Idaho State Runner-Ups. The following year, the team continued their success with a 26-5 overall record, including 84 homeruns on the season. In just their second year, the Storm became the 2023 5A Idaho State Softball Champions.

Coach Ketchum is a Boise native and played softball at Treasure Valley Community College.  After a shoulder injury her sophomore year, she was forced to end her career prematurely. She has four years of coaching experience at Centennial High School including both the JV head coach and the Varsity Assistant Coach.  In her spare time, she gives individual hitting and defensive lessons to kids in the Treasure Valley.

Coach Andreason coached football in the Vallivue School District for the last 5 years.  He has also coached wrestling at Sage Valley Middle School for the last 4 years.  He has been dedicated to physical health for the last 7 years focusing on Olympic Weightlifting, and he currently holds State Records in the Snatch, Clean & Jerk, and Total in the Masters 67kg class.  In addition to coaching softball, Coach A is a wrestling coach at OHS. He has been teaching ELA for 9 years, which he does currently at Owyhee High School.  

Katie Edwards comes from the Midwest. She started her career in the small town of Mackinaw, IL where she graduated from Dee-Mack High School. Upon graduating, Katie made the move to Milwaukee, WI where she played DIII softball for Mount Mary University as a catcher. She was a 4-year starter and graduated with multiple honors and still holds several school records. Katie's goal was to leave the softball program better than when she started, which is exactly what she did. After graduating, Katie stayed around Milwaukee and helped bring in new recruits to improve the program and assistant coached for two years. A  short time later, a job opportunity took her to Richmond, VA where she spent her free time assistant coaching the VA Impact 12u and 14u teams. In February of 2020, Katie made the move West to Boise, ID and is currently working full time as an Interior Designer for an architectural firm downtown. Katie spends what free time she has coaching 1 on 1 hitting and catching lessons and is involved in the 208 Slowpitch community with managing and playing two teams.

In 2022, Coach Edwards let the Storm JV team to a season record of 20-2 and were District Runner-Ups. The following year, the Storm JV went 15-1 and won District Championships. That year, Coach Edwards was awarded the Sub-Varsity District III Coach of the Year.

Delaney grew up in Pennsylvania where she played both field hockey and softball for Boiling Springs High School. She was a two- year Mid-Penn Colonial Division All-Star playing first base and finishing her career with a batting average of over .400. She also helped lead her high school field hockey team to their first ever PIAA State Championship berth in addition to being named Sentinel Field Hockey Player of the Year her senior season. After high school, Delaney continued both her academic and athletic careers at Limestone College in Gaffney, South Carolina (DII). During her time at Limestone, she played on the field hockey team and helped them win two ECAC Championships and was selected to the NFHCA National Academic Squad four consecutive years. In 2018 she graduated from college magna cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in History and Pre-law. She has lived in Boise for three years and is currently working as a community based rehabilitation specialist while finishing up her Master’s degree in Political Science at Boise State University.