Christina D'Arpa began her collegiate softball career as a Division 1 player at the University of Pittsburgh in 2003. While there, she received the Student Athlete Award for a 3.5 GPA. From 2004 to 2007, she was a Division 3 athlete at the College of Staten Island where she was named Most Valuable Player, CUNY Player of the Year (4 years), and was selected to the NCAA First Team (3 years).

In addition to her collegiate playing career, she played travel softball for the Staten Island Saints, Morris County Belles, New Jersey Charmers, and the prestigious Team New Jersey showcase team.

Prior to joining the JAXX organization, she has coached within the Staten Island Sapphires and New York Panthers travel organizations.

Christina received her Bachelor's degree in Psychology & Early Childhood Education from the College of Staten Island in 2007. She completed her Master's degree in Special Education from Touro College in 2008.

Jeanine Giammarino played Division I softball for four years at St. John's University. While primarily a catcher, she also played 3rd base. In addition to her college playing experience, she played travel softball for the Staten Island Saints, the New York Panthers, and the Long Island Lightning travel softball organizations.

Her prior coaching experience includes coaching high school softball at Port Richmond High School in Staten Island, NY.

Jeanine received her Bachelor's degree in Special Education (with a minor in English) from St. John's University in 2001. She completed her Master's degree in Physical Education from Queens College in 2006.