Meet the Team
Isaac Ward
President
Isaac Ward is a former Division I quarterback at the University of Southern California whose experiences in athletics have shaped his commitment to leadership, discipline, and community impact. As a four-year member of the USC football program, he developed a strong foundation in teamwork, accountability, and competition at the highest level of collegiate sports.
Originally from Athens, Georgia, Isaac grew up immersed in sports and was a three-sport athlete, developing a deep respect for the lessons athletics can teach about hard work, resilience, and character. His dedication both on the field and in the classroom earned him recognition as an Academic All-American. Having grown up in a sports-centered environment, Isaac understands firsthand how athletics can open doors and shape young people’s lives.
Because of these experiences, Isaac takes leadership and mentorship seriously and is committed to helping the next generation gain access to the same opportunities that shaped him. He believes athletics can be a powerful vehicle for building confidence, discipline, and life skills that extend far beyond the playing field.
Josiah Zamora
Vice President
Josiah Zamora was a former Division I football player at the University of Southern California whose experiences in athletics and education have shaped his commitment to leadership, mentorship, and community impact. As a collegiate athlete, he earned a full athletic scholarship and received multiple academic honors, including recognition as a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar.
A Southern California native, Josiah holds a Bachelor’s degree in Law, History and Culture, a Master’s degree in Entrepreneurship and Innovation from USC Marshall School of Business, and a Master of Studies in Law from USC Gould School of Law. Passionate about giving back to the community he grew up in, he is dedicated to helping youth develop confidence, discipline, and life skills through mentorship and athletics.
Aaron Austin
Director of Performance
Aaron is a former Division 1 football player at Iowa State University. Entering the university on a full academic scholarship, Aaron was able to find success on and off the field. He was voted a member of the leadership committee by his peers, while performing as a mentor for the George Washington Carver Scholarship Program.
After three years, he chose to pursue a career helping others reach their athletic and fitness goals. He graduated with a degree in Kinesiology, and has since been working as both a personal trainer and serving his community as an EMT. He wants to continue to serve his community by passing down his knowledge and helping to mentor young athletes as they grow into young adults.