Meet the Board Members
The Stony Point Baseball Booster Club is led by a dedicated group of parents who are excited to represent and support Stony Point High School Tiger Baseball. Our board works closely with the coaching staff, school administration, families, and community sponsors to organize events, raise funds, coordinate volunteers, promote the program, and support the needs of our athletes. From game-day operations and team celebrations to sponsorships, scholarships, merchandise, and special events, our goal is to help create the best possible experience for every Tiger Baseball player and their family and friends.
We believe a successful baseball program takes a complete team—not only the athletes and coaches on the field, but also the families and supporters in the stands and behind the scenes. There is a place in our lineup for everyone, and we invite every Tiger Baseball family to get involved.
Together, we are building more than a baseball program. We are building relationships, traditions, school pride, and a community that our players will remember long after their final inning.
One team. One program. One Tiger family.
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Jen Henderson is the proud mom of Jack Henderson (Class of 2029) and is honored to serve as President of the Stony Point Tigers Baseball Booster Club. She believes that strong athletic programs are built through engaged families, dedicated volunteers, and a community that rallies behind its student-athletes.
Professionally, Jen is the President and CEO of Henderson Professional Engineers, where she leads a growing civil engineering firm and brings more than 20 years of experience in leadership, strategic planning, financial management, and organizational development. She is also deeply involved in the community, serving on the Round Rock Chamber Board of Directors, the Brazos River Authority Board, as Vice President of CHASCO YMCA, and as Co-President of the Rotary Club of Round Rock.
As Booster Club President, Jen is committed to building a transparent, organized, and sustainable organization that supports every player, every coach, and every family. She is focused on strengthening communication, expanding community involvement, developing long-term partnerships, and creating traditions that make Stony Point Baseball a source of pride for generations of Tigers.
"Championship programs are built by championship communities. Together, we can build both."
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spbaseballboosterops@gmail.com
Jesse Perez brings more than 24 years of experience in education and a decade of high school baseball coaching to the Stony Point Tigers Baseball Booster Club. As Vice President of Operations, he is passionate about creating an organized, well-supported program where players, coaches, and families can thrive.
Jesse is the proud father of Easton Perez (Class of 2028) and has been actively involved in the Stony Point baseball community, including coaching the summer baseball program. His experience with field management, facility improvement projects, and event coordination gives him a unique perspective on the behind-the-scenes work that helps a successful baseball program run smoothly.
This season, Jesse is focused on enhancing the team's facilities and creating more opportunities for player development and growth. He believes that investing in the program's infrastructure today will benefit Tiger Baseball for years to come.
"Great programs are built through teamwork, preparation, and a commitment to making each season better than the last."
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spbaseballfundraiser@gmail.com
Hector Mendez is a dedicated Tiger Baseball parent and the proud father of Forrest Mendez (Class of 2028) and Fynneas Mendez (Class of 2029). Having already served as a Booster Club volunteer, Hector brings valuable experience, a strong understanding of the Club's operations, and a passion for improving the program.
As Vice President of Fundraising, Hector is committed to developing creative fundraising opportunities that strengthen the program while reducing the burden on families. He believes every dollar raised should have a meaningful impact on the student-athlete experience and is passionate about ensuring resources are invested where they matter most.
In addition to fundraising, Hector is focused on strengthening the partnership between the Booster Club and the coaching staff, improving volunteer engagement, and creating efficient processes to better support players, coaches, and families. His practical approach and willingness to jump in wherever needed make him a valuable member of the leadership team.
"When our families, coaches, and community work together, Tiger Baseball wins on and off the field."
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stpbaseballmarketing@gmail.com
Annie Marshall is the proud mom of Erik Marshall (Class of 2029) and is excited to help grow and promote the Stony Point Tigers Baseball program. Her family moved to Round Rock from Minnesota in 2019, and they have quickly embraced the Tiger community. In addition to Erik, Annie has an older son who is attending the University of New Mexico.
Professionally, Annie serves as a Research Administrator for Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and brings valuable leadership experience from serving on the boards of several professional organizations. Her background in organization, communication, and relationship management makes her a natural fit for leading the Booster Club's marketing efforts.
As Vice President of Marketing, Annie is committed to showcasing Tiger Baseball through creative promotion, expanding the visibility of the program, supporting sponsor recognition, and ensuring our community knows about the exciting things happening on and off the field. She is passionate about helping build school spirit and creating a strong connection between the program, its supporters, and the broader Stony Point community.
"A strong community starts with great communication, meaningful relationships, and pride in the program we represent."
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Keith Troyer is the proud father of Carter Troyer (Class of 2028) and is passionate about helping connect the Stony Point Baseball community through clear communication and engaging storytelling. An avid sports fan, Keith believes that every player deserves to have their accomplishments celebrated and every family should feel informed and connected to the program.
Professionally, Keith is a Program Manager at Apple, where he specializes in organizing complex projects, developing presentations, and communicating information in a clear and meaningful way. He also brings a strong background in design and technology, making him well-suited to lead the Booster Club's communications and digital presence.
As Vice President of Communications, Keith is focused on increasing the visibility of Tiger Baseball through social media, player highlights, and timely communication with families. His goal is to keep parents informed, showcase the achievements of our student-athletes both on and off the field, and help grow an engaged and connected Tiger Baseball community.
"Every player has a story worth celebrating, and every family deserves to feel connected to the program."
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Lacey Lauer is the proud mom of Easton Perez (Class of 2028) and is honored to serve as Treasurer for the Stony Point Tigers Baseball Booster Club. Having previously served on the Board as Secretary, she brings valuable experience, continuity, and a deep commitment to supporting the players, coaches, and families that make up the Tiger Baseball community.
Lacey enjoys working behind the scenes to help the organization run smoothly and believes that strong financial stewardship is essential to the success of the Booster Club. As Treasurer, she is dedicated to maintaining accurate financial records, promoting transparency, and ensuring the Club's resources are managed responsibly in support of the program.
She is excited to help create a welcoming environment for every baseball family while working alongside the Board to strengthen player development opportunities and continue building a Booster Club the entire Tiger community can be proud of.
"Strong organizations are built on teamwork, trust, and a commitment to supporting our student-athletes every step of the way."
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Lynn Bailey is the proud mom of Ethan Bailey (Class of 2029) and is excited to serve the Stony Point Baseball community as the Booster Club Secretary. She enjoys being actively involved in the program and believes that strong organization and dependable volunteers are essential to creating a positive experience for players and families.
Known for being organized, reliable, and a self-starter, Lynn is passionate about supporting both the Board and the coaching staff in whatever capacity is needed. She is committed to maintaining accurate records, helping the Board stay organized, and ensuring important information is communicated clearly and efficiently.
Lynn's goal is to strengthen organization and communication throughout the Booster Club, creating a welcoming and well-run environment where players, parents, coaches, and volunteers can all be successful.
"Great teams are built on strong communication, thoughtful organization, and people who are always willing to help."
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Peter Garabetian is the proud father of Adam Garabetian (Class of 2028) and a lifelong baseball fan. Originally from Los Angeles, Peter grew up a dedicated Dodgers fan and loves following the game at every level—from youth baseball to high school, college, the minor leagues, and the majors.
Peter has worked in technology for over 30 years and has spent more than 15 years with Apple. Earlier in his career, Peter worked professionally as a photographer and album designer, combining his technical skills with a passion for visual storytelling and design.
Outside of work and baseball, Peter enjoys playing softball, trivia, photography, cooking, fishing, amateur astronomy, and spending time with his wife, Megan, and their three children.
As Webmaster, Peter brings together his decades of technology experience and his background in photography and design to keep the Stony Point Baseball website current, informative, and engaging for players, families, and the greater Stony Point community.