Tetzlaff joined the AquaSox in 2015 as the General Manager. He has touched all the bases in baseball while working from coast-to-coast. From Triple-A clubs including the Lehigh Valley IronPigs (Allentown, PA) and Charlotte Knights (Charlotte, NC) to Single-A clubs such as the Casper Rockies (Casper, WY) he has most of the country covered. Tetzlaff has spent time as a consultant with numerous organizations including another NW League team - the Yakima Bears. He also helped re-introduce baseball to Yakima by helping start the Yakima Valley Pippins in 2014. Coming to Everett in 2015 was a natural fit and he feels like he hit a homerun coming here.

Tetzlaff has served as both a General Manager and Assistant GM with several successful organizations around the country. Danny was an Assistant GM for the Lehigh Valley IronPigs (International League, AAA) from 2006 - 2009. The native of Winston-Salem, NC, was an integral member of the inaugural staff of the IronPigs. The Phillies Triple-A franchise was successfully launched in the Lehigh Valley (Allentown, PA) in 2008 at the award-winning Coca-Cola Park. Tetzlaff was heavily involved in sales and marketing of the club before transitioning to baseball operations and stadium management.

Tetzlaff was recognized as the 2006 Pioneer League Executive of the Year as President/General Manager of the Casper Rockies (Advanced Rookie) after leading the Rockies to numerous attendance records. He spent five seasons with Casper (2001, 2003-06) along with one season with New Haven Ravens (Eastern, AA) in 2002. During his two-year stint as Rockies General Manager, Casper experienced the nation's fourth-largest attendance jump (32.8%) of the 150 National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues (NAPBL).

A graduate of the University of North Carolina-Charlotte, Tetzlaff served five years as a sales manager for Detroit Diesel prior to his time in baseball. He is looking forward to making the Everett AquaSox an integral part of Everett, Snohomish County, and the entire North Sound Region. The goal is to provide affordable, family fun for everyone for years to come.

Favorite athlete: Ken Stabler & Willie Mays

If you were playing for the AquaSox, what song would you pick for your Walk-Up Song: "Gold on the Ceiling" - The Black Keys

Favorite thing about Everett: Seafood

Best thing about working for the AquaSox: Hanging out with a bunch of Frogs

Nickname: DT & several others

Something nobody knows about you: 2-time Intramural Horseshoe champion at University of North Carolina-Charlotte

A lifelong Northwest resident, Rick joined the AquaSox organization in the 2015 season. After over 20 years of owning and operating his own restaurants in the Seattle area, Rick looks forward to the challenges of ballpark operations. When you can't find him at the stadium, Rick is probably out working on his golf game.

In 2018, Pat enters his 21st season as a radio play-by-play announcer for the AquaSox - his 24th year broadcasting Northwest League baseball. Prior to joining the AquaSox in 1998, he served as the broadcaster for the Bellingham Giants (1995-96) and the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes (1997).

Pat is the longest tenured broadcaster in the Northwest League and has worked more than 1,600 games. You can listen to all 76 AquaSox games live on Fox Sports 1380 AM KRKO. During the off-season he works year-round as the Director of Corporate Partnerships.

Pat graduated from the University of Washington with a BA in Economics. He lives in Bothell with his wife Aleeta, and daughter Taryn.

Favorite athlete: Steve Largent

If you were playing for the AquaSox, what song would you pick for your Walk-Up Song: The Habanera aria from Carmen

Favorite thing about Everett: That it's a blue collar town

Best thing about working for the AquaSox: Forming lasting partnerships with our sponsors

Nickname: The Fish Jeff Aaron, calls me: "Marshall."

Something nobody knows about you: I went to high school with NFL quarterback Randall Cunningham and Academy Award nominated actor, Josh Brolin.

Clausius attended Washington State University and studied Sports Management and economics. Alex is excited to be spending his summer months working at the ballpark as his previous summers were spent being a camp director at a local summer camp.

During his free time he enjoys hanging out with friends, talking baseball and traveling.

Favorite athlete: Troy Tulowitzki

If you were playing for the AquaSox, what song would you pick for your Walk-Up Song: "Come Clean" - Hillary Duff

Favorite thing about Everett: The location, customer service and the convenience of having Diedrich Espresso near the ballpark.

Best thing about working for the AquaSox: Working in the same office as AquaSox Broadcasting legend Pat Dillon.

Nickname: Claus or AC

Something nobody knows about you: Clausius won the Washington state chess tournament in 2nd Grade and has the trophy to prove it.

Gary enters his second season as the Director of Tickets for the AquaSox and 10th year in Minor League Baseball. He has spent time with the West Virginia Power, Oklahoma City RedHawks (now Dodgers) and Kane County Cougars, before joining the AquaSox.

When not at the ballpark you can find Gary visiting other ballparks, grilling out, doing some sort of outdoor activity while exploring the beautiful state of Washington. Gary graduated from the Quincy University (IL) with a degree in Sports Management and played baseball for the Hawks. He lives in Everett with his wife Jessa and dog Heisman.

Favorite athlete: Brett Phillips (because of his laugh) and Jonathan Lucroy

If you were playing for the AquaSox, what song would you pick for your Walk-Up Song: The Pride - Five Finger Death Punch

Favorite thing about Everett: Water on one side, mountains on the other

Best thing about working for the AquaSox: Meeting all of our MVP season ticket members

Nickname: G

Something nobody knows about you: I have about 170 fitted baseball caps. The collection is still growing

Bryan joined the AquaSox in January of 2017 after working as an Inside Sales Rep for the Nashville Sounds. Bryan attended Central Michigan University in Mt. Pleasant, MI, graduating in 2014 with a BA in Sports Management and Recreation.

When not working at the ballpark, he spends his free time watching Sports or Netflix. Bryan currently resides in Lynnwood with his wife Emily and their two dogs Leia and Rogue.

Favorite athlete: Johnny Football

If you were playing for the AquaSox, what song would you pick for your Walk-Up Song: I Write Sins Not Tragedies - Panic! At the Disco

Favorite thing about Everett: The scenery around Everett is amazing!

Best thing about working for the AquaSox:Being able to see the future Mariners start their careers

Nickname: Bry

Something nobody knows about you: Was a Zamboni driver for six years

Marco joined the AquaSox in the Fall of 2017 after completing a Front Office internship with the Hillsboro Hops. Marco graduated from Washington State University with a BA in Sport Management.

When not working at the ballpark, he likes to spend time with family and friends, go hiking and play basketball (or any other sport). When he's feeling lazy he enjoys staying in and watch sports on tv or binge watch Netflix. Marco currently resides in Everett.

Favorite athlete: Kobe Bryant

If you were playing for the AquaSox, what song would you pick for your Walk-Up Song: Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana

Favorite thing about Everett: I like that Everett is close to a major city so there a lot more sporting events to watch but I do not like traffic.

Best thing about working for the AquaSox: Building a bond with all the fans that come out to support the AquaSox as well as seeing all of the Mariners young prospects start their professional career.

Nickname: M-Rod

Something nobody knows about you: While in college I drove from Pullman, WA to Utah just to watch Kobe Bryant play one time before he retired from basketball. One of the best road trips I made with friends.

Siks attended Washington State University and graduated in the spring of 2015 with a BA in Sport Management and a minor in Business Administration. Soon after, he spent two seasons working event security with the Seattle Mariners. During his last season, he received the opportunity to work on-field security before games, and escort the Mariner Moose throughout Safeco Field once games were underway.

Siks also spent two winters working for Vail Resorts in Park City, Utah. In that time, he skied 100+ days, gained a newfound appreciation for the outdoors, and went on several road trips throughout Utah, Colorado and Wyoming.

In his spare time, he enjoys skiing, golfing, hiking, paddle boarding, rock climbing, traveling, live music and hanging out with friends and family. Siks currently resides in Shoreline.

Favorite athlete: Ichiro Suzuki

If you were playing for the AquaSox, what song would you pick for your Walk-Up Song: Master of Puppets by Metallica

Favorite thing about Everett: Proximity to not only the outdoors and ski resorts, but also close to Seattle.

Best thing about working for the AquaSox: Creating memorable experiences for fans at the ballpark.

Nickname: Sushi, Slosh & several others.

Something nobody knows about you: I was named after a Latvian jaguar hunter.

Ashlea comes to us originally from Kansas; she has spent the last four years coaching gymnastics with Seattle Gymnastics Academy where she was the Evening Program Director for two years. Previously, she completed internships with the Omaha Storm Chasers (Community Relations/Merchandise) and the Toledo Mud Hens (Merchandise).

When she is not at the ballpark, you can find Ashlea cheering on the Seattle Sounders, working out, cooking, or reading a good book. Friends and family-time are super important in the off-season! She currently resides in the Lynnwood area.

Favorite athlete: Eric Hosmer

If you were playing for the AquaSox, what song would you pick for your Walk-Up Song: Danza Kuduro by Don Omar

Favorite thing about Everett: It has that small town feeling with some gorgeous Pacific Northwest views

Best thing about working for the AquaSox: The feeling you get when the ballpark is full of fans; you hear the crack of bat and the crowd cheering. There's nothing better

Nickname: Ash or LP

Something nobody knows about you: We have a family friend that was drafted by the Boston Celtics in 2017- Semi Ojeleye #37; go check him out! He's a great guy on and off the court.

I also collect postcards - go on a cool vacation? Send one my way!

Jason enters his seventh year in Minor League Baseball with his seventh professional baseball franchise. He has been a part of the Toledo Mud Hens, Daytona Cubs (Tortugas), Quad Cities River Bandits, Detroit Tigers, Richmond Flying Squirrels and the Albuquerque Isotopes.

Prior to his arrival in Everett in 2017, Jason spent eight months as a Walmart Associate holding multiple positions in Albuquerque, New Mexico store 5675 and in his hometown of Findlay, Ohio store 1718.

Jason graduated with his Master in Business Administration and a Certificate in Sport Industries in May of 2012 from the University of New Haven and his Bachelor of Science in Sport Management with a Graphic Design Minor in December of 2009. When outside of work he can be found exploring the outdoors, taking photos or enjoying time with his cat Maize.

Favorite athlete: Cal Ripken Jr.

If you were playing for the AquaSox, what song would you pick for your Walk-Up Song: All Night Long (All Night) - Lionel Richie

Favorite thing about Everett: Visiting the Funko HQ and the wilderness

Best thing about working for the AquaSox: That his office has a window but really, connecting with the fans through social media

Nickname: Washrag or Gross

Something nobody knows about you: Only remembers hitting the ball twice in his baseball career (ended at the age of 12) and one of the hits went foul