Our Team
Meet The TEAM THAT MAKES THE MIRACLE HAPPEN
Our Team
The Miracle League North Bay is fortunate enough to have a team of dedicated people that help make the miracle happen every week.
Homer
League Mascot
Meet Homer, the newest member of the Miracle League North Bay’s Team!
Homer is the League Mascot and cannot wait to get out to the field and meet all the players, families, coaches and volunteers. Homer is all about baseball, but also enjoys dancing, hi- fives and making folks smile!
Sarah Marcia
Program Manager
Sarah is a Special Education teacher with a passion for youth sports. Sarah grew up playing competitive softball; traveling the country to pursue her dreams of being a collegiate athlete. She finished her career as a student-athlete at Chico State University in 2011 where she graduated with a BA in Kinesiology with a focus in Coaching and Administration. She continued to pursue her love of sports by attaining an MA in Sport Studies with an emphasis in Sport Psychology in 2014.
While in grad school she worked as 1-1 instructional assistant for a sweet third grade boy and her world was forever changed. She instantly recognized a familiar passion burning in her soul and she immediately began her journey to serve the special needs community as a teacher. Sarah is thrilled to be involved with the Miracle league as it has presented her with the perfect opportunity to combine her two loves.
Beni Comma
Special Needs Consultant
Beni was born in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. He grew up in Southern Humboldt county and attended Humboldt State University where he played basketball and received his teaching credential. Beni moved to Sonoma county in 1999 and started working for Santa Rosa City Schools as an Adapted PE teacher helping students who have a variety of gross motor delays and difficulties accessing the general education curriculum. In 2015, he started coordinating the Unified Program for Special Olympics, and continues to organize multiple events yearly for schools throughout Sonoma County.
His passions include being the best father and husband he can be by being present and involved in his kids lives as much as possible. He loves coaching their teams which has also allowed him to meet a lot of the incredible community members in Petaluma. Beni also feels a connection to the outdoors and enjoys hiking and the wilderness with friends and loved ones.
What he loves about The Miracle League is seeing his community come together to provide the opportunity for all kids to play baseball and feel included. Our athletes feel more connected with our community, more confident, and our buddies get that and more. Beni’s hope is that our younger buddies will grow up with this positive experience helping shape them into the leaders of tomorrow. Hopefully, these leaders will choose to include their special needs brothers and sisters in that world.
Mark Wolf
Advisor to the Board
Mark has over 30 years of experience in finance working with both mature and early stage software and technology companies. He has held the Chief Financial Officer Position for both public and venture backed private companies.
Mark began his career at Ernst & Young LLP and has a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Pepperdine University. Originally from Southern California, Mark has lived in Petaluma with his wife Tina and three kids since 1995.
He was heavily involved with coaching and managing his kids various team sports including CYO, Petaluma United and Boys & Girls Club. With his kids all grown he is excited to be part of the inspiring Miracle League team.
Breana Pozzi
Game Pitcher | Program Coordinator
Breana Pozzi is a sports and film enthusiast. She decided to combine her two passions to help young athletes pursue their dreams in collegiate sports. She knows all to well what it takes to make it as a college athlete with her years of experience as an athlete; culminating in 2000, when Breana was recruited by The Ohio State University where she played Division I softball for 4 years in the shortstop position.
Growing up in Petaluma, she was drawn to athletics at an early age — basketball, soccer, softball, volleyball… You name it, she played it. Over the years her passion for sports grew as she played on numerous, recreation leagues, travel ball teams and school teams. Participating in sports taught her life lessons about teamwork, responsibility, time management, respect and most of all diversity.
After graduating from OSU in 2004 with a degree in Media Communications and a minor in Film Production, Breana moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in film. She has worked on numerous films, television shows and commercials over the last 15 years .
Breana came to MLNB in it’s inaugural season in Spring of 2019 and completely fell in love with League.
“I look forward to every Saturday during season because every kid completely melts my heart and I always leave the field with a big smile on my face. These athletes remind me of what this game is truly about; teamwork, respect, camaraderie & compassion. For me, MLNB brings a love of the sport that I never knew was possible. I love the competitive spirit these kids naturally have and the pure joy in their eyes really makes the time I get to be with them special.”
– Coach Bre
Our Communications Team
These amazing team members help us in with social media and communications.
Christina Tetreault
Social Media Specialist
Christina Tetreault is an award winning reporter and anchor, most recently with KRON4 News in San Francisco.
She was born and raised in Southern California and moved to Arizona in her young teen years.
Following her passions after graduating from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication from Arizona State University, Christina found herself winning the title of Miss Maricopa County, a local position in the Miss America Organization. With being a survivor of suicide loss and having deep passion for humanitarianism, she spent her year of service holding the platform of Suicide Awareness and Prevention where traveled across Arizona advocating on the topic, and then started The Commit Campaign, a mental health and illness awareness campaign and non-profit, which works to break the stigma associated with those topics, and ultimately help lesson the nation’s suicide rate.
In 2017 Christina moved back to California, but this time to Fresno, to work for the Central Valley’s KSEE24 and CBS47 stations before moving up to the Bay Area.
Now you will find Christina hosting a weekly interview series called “Business in the Bay,” featuring Bay Area local businesses and all their companies have to offer.
Outside of work Christina is a chocolate-addict, proud auntie, avid runner, and very proud Sun Devil alumna.