Our Team.

Harris fanaroff

Leadership & Mental Performance Coach

Harris is a Leadership & Mental Performance Coach in the Washington, DC area. Harris grew up in the DC area and graduated from Winston Churchill High School in 2010. Baseball has always played a huge role in his life, and he was drafted by the Washington Nationals as a LHP/1B in the summer of 2010, but instead decided to continue his baseball career at Lehigh University. While at Lehigh University, Harris got the yips and lost the ability to throw a baseball which was pretty devastating for his career. He decided to hang up the cleats in 2013, and dealt with years of identity issues until he was introduced to the field of coaching by Brian Levenson. Since having a life changing experience with a coach of his own, Harris received a Leadership Coaching for Organizational Performance Certificate from American University, and is making it his mission to help athletes regain confidence, make the best decisions possible, and live a happier and more fulfilled life. Harris has also been fully trained in Brian Levenson's CORE Mental Training program which focuses on the sports psychology skills athletes need to succeed. 

Harris works full-time as the Director of Client Relationships for Otto Kroeger Associates (OKA) which specializes in Emotional Intelligence, Leadership Development, and Organizational Development. He currently serves as Co-Chair of the Washington Nationals Philanthropies Emerging Leaders Board and is a member of the Board for Strive: How You Lead Matters.   

sEbastian little

Leadership & Mental Performance Coach

Sebastian Little is dedicated to creating spaces for full self-expression and play. He operates his own coaching and consulting practice, where he partners with athletes, coaches, and teams to build leadership competencies, high-performance practices, and team culture. 

Previously, Sebastian worked at the McChrystal Group, a management consulting and leadership development firm founded by retired 4-star general Stan McChrystal, in Washington D.C. He is a graduate of Yale University and former varsity football athlete. During his Yale tenure, he partnered with the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence as both a student and an intern, creating a curriculum on emotionally intelligent leadership. He received his ACCC professional coach certification through the Accomplishment Coaching training program.

micah woO

NCAA Compliance Director

Micah Woo, J.D. is the NCAA Compliance Director at Athlete Roadmap. As NCAA Compliance Director, Micah utilizes his NCAA experiences and develops a core curriculum to help prospective student-athletes to better understand NCAA eligibility and recruiting. 

Micah graduated Marquette University Law School in 2017 with a Juris Doctorate degree, where he earned a Sports Law Certification from the National Sports Law Institute of Marquette University Law School. Additionally, as a third-year law student, Micah was a member of the Marquette Sports Law Review. 

During his time at Marquette, Micah focused his studies on business and sports law. The sports law classes Micah took while at Marquette helped him gain valuable college athletics knowledge leading him to a compliance position at the University of Richmond Athletic Department. Following his time at the University of Richmond, Micah’s compliance knowledge and expertise landed him a position at the NCAA where he developed his passion for helping prospective student-athletes better understand NCAA eligibility and recruiting.