Aiden Kerr is a 21-year-old American rugby player from Vancouver, Washington, currently playing as a back rower for the Houston SaberCats in Major League Rugby. Standing at 6 feet tall and weighing 235 pounds, Kerr has progressed through the SaberCats' Senior Academy program. He is recognized for his powerful ball-carrying abilities.

Louie Henson was an American rugby player from Auburn, Washington, who played as a hooker for the Seattle Seawolves in Major League Rugby. He captained Western Washington University's team and played in England before joining the Seawolves in 2018, rejoining them in 2021.

A pioneering figure in American rugby administration, Jeff made history as the first U.S. Eagle to lead the National Team in 1984. His visionary leadership took American rugby to international stages, including Japan (1985), the inaugural Rugby World Cup (1987), and Hong Kong Sevens (1988). Recognized with the Craig Sweeney Award and 2015 US Rugby Hall of Fame induction, his two-decade tenure with Team America cemented his legacy. Today, Jeff continues to champion rugby's growth as president of Western Washington University's rugby alumni association.