COACH JOE FLEURY
Coach Fleury, 46, was born and raised in Ballard, Washington with three generations of Ballard graduates. Joe has always felt a pull to community and a connection to his high school. He brings that feeling now to Jackson with his military background, a strong foundation of discipline and servitude as parts of the pillars of this baseball program. Joe started his coaching career at the age of 18 coaching sports at the Ballard Boys and Girls Club. He started a family and moved to Mill Creek where he began coaching baseball in the Mill Creek Little League. He then started the Mill Creek Mavericks Baseball Club where he served as president for 8 years. His knowledge of this community and its athletes pulled him to Jackson High School where he was the JV head coach for 2 years before becoming the varsity coach in 2025. Joe would like to say, “thank you,” to his wife Kim, son Kayden, and daughter Mayson.
COACH SCOTT HAMEISTER
Coach Hameister brings more than a decade of coaching experience and a strong commitment to player development to the Jackson High School baseball program. Throughout his years in the Mill Creek community, he has worked extensively with Mill Creek Little League (MCLL), the YMCA, and Mill Creek Baseball Club, focusing on building strong fundamentals, fostering teamwork, and helping athletes grow both on and off the field.
Raised in Ballard, WA. Coach Hameister developed an early passion for the game and the values it instills—discipline, accountability, and perseverance. He moved to the Mill Creek area in 2005 and has remained actively involved in the local baseball community ever since. His long-standing friendship with Coach Joe Fleury, dating back to their high school years, reflects a shared dedication to the game and a mutual commitment to developing young athletes.
Coach Hameister is supported by his wife, Jaida, and their two daughters, Jordan (8) and Savanna (4), as well as their dog, Cashew. As an athletic, sports-oriented family, they embrace an active lifestyle and play an integral role in his coaching journey. Together, they are deeply committed to the Mill Creek community and are consistent supporters and participants of local youth athletics and school programs.
Coach Hameister is dedicated to maintaining a competitive, positive, and disciplined culture within the Jackson High School baseball program. His approach emphasizes fundamentals, character, integrity, respect, and team-first principles to prepare student-athletes to succeed on the field, in the classroom, and in representing their families, school, and community with pride.
COACH DAVID RABE
Bio coming soon.
COACH STAN WHITE
Bio coming soon.
COACH CAM FERREIRA
Coach Cam Ferreira is entering his second season as the Head JV Baseball Coach for Jackson High School. This will be his fourth season coaching at Jackson and his fifth season of baseball overall.
Born in Massachusetts, Coach Cam moved with his family at the age of seven to Arlington, WA. He attended and played Baseball at Arlington High School. Coach Cam graduated from Western Washington University after obtaining a Bachelor of Arts in History and Social studies and completing his teacher certification. Cam has taught English and Social Studies in the Everett Public School District for the past four years.
Him and his wife Kayley have lived in the Mill Creek area for the past few years. Kayley also works as a teacher within the district at the same school where the couple met, Evergreen Middle School. Last year, they adopted a Golden Retriever, Bear, and are looking forward to welcoming their first little girl into their family this May.
Coach Cam is looking forward to another year with the Jackson Baseball Program. His goal for this year is to help build a culture of confidence and positivity in order for players to find the best versions of themselves on and off the diamond.
COACH CHRIS “TOPHER” FERREIRA
Coach Chris “Topher” Ferreira is entering his second season as a Jackson High School Baseball Junior Varsity Volunteer Coach. This is his third overall season as a Jackson High School coach.
Coach Topher was born and raised in Massachusetts and Rhode Island and graduated from Tolman High School. He played baseball and hockey in high school. After graduating from high school, he served in the United States Marine Corps from 1990-1995 including during the first Gulf War and Operation Deny Flight in Bosnia.
He then went on to serve as a Peace Officer both in Massachusetts and Snohomish County. He served in several capacities including: Granite Falls Chief, and as an Emergency Vehicle Operations, Active Shooter Response and Rescue Task Force Operations Instructor. He retired in July of 2021 as the North Precinct Commander.
After retiring, he took a safety and security position with Everett Public Schools. He is currently the Director of Safety and Security for Everett Public Schools which includes Jackson High School.
He has experience in coaching and umpiring in various youth baseball programs at various levels, including Little League, Select Programs, American Legion and High School. He has been elected to and served on various athletics boards in various positions.
He currently resides with his bride Laurie Ann who he has been married for 33 years. They have two sons, Cameron who is the current Jackson High School Junior Varsity baseball coach and Nicolas who is an electrician. Laurie Ann and he are looking forward to welcoming their first grandchild in May of 2026. They have resided in north Snohomish County since re-locating to the area in 2005 which they share with their dog Lobo.
He is looking forward to another year with the Jackson High School baseball program. He believes it is every adult’s responsibility involved with youth athletics to impart proper fundamentals while reinforcing the importance of an optimistic attitude.