We're excited to extend a warm "State" welcome to our State Tournament Reps listed below.  Each Rep will attend official, weekend  State Qualifier tournaments to award Golden Ticket invites to the top finishing teams at each grade and to answer any questions from coaches and families.  Please say "hello" when you see them!

Bill Levy
With nearly 30 years of sport sales and marketing experience, Bill Levy is no stranger to being around athletics, as Levy has traveled all around the country working for various minor league/amateur franchise baseball and hockey teams. Currently, the Wilmington, DE native is proud to work for his hometown Blue Rocks, an affiliate of the Washington Nationals. 

He also has a strong basketball background, as he was an instructor with the City of Wilmington's Basketball Camp. He also worked basketball games as a sports information assistant for his alma mater, Robert Morris University, where he obtained his bachelor's in business with a concentration on Sport Management as well as Delta State University as a graduate assistant for the Athletic Department while earning his masters in Educational Administration. Levy continues to work basketball games as a member of the Event Staff at the University of Delaware. He has also covered numerous games as a freelance journalist and also volunteered for the Special Olympics Basketball Program in California. Now a resident of Aston, PA, Levy enjoys running, traveling and catching up on his sleep when time permits. 

Steve Loeffert
Born and raised in Pittsburgh, Steve graduated from Brashear High School where he played baseball and made All-City two years in a row as a Junior/Senior.  Steve decided to join the U.S. Army and was stationed in Texas and was selected to play baseball for the All Army Southwest Baseball Team.  Steve went back home where he attended Slippery Rock University and studied Sports Management. Steve has been involved in youth sports for more than 15 years coaching boys youth basketball, girls youth basketball, Vice President of District 2 Dek Hockey for 5 years, High School Baseball Coach for 12 years and PIAA basketball official for 1 year.  Steve has been a Firefighter for City of Pittsburgh for the last 21 years and in his spare time loves to golf, play racquetball and listen to music. 

Terrell McCarter
Basketball has been a part of Terrell McCarter's life since childhood. He played throughout elementary school but then returned to play as a  junior and senior in high school. In college, he played Division 2 Club Basketball at Clarion and had some of my best moments being a part of that team.

Outside of hoops, Terrell works at a casino as a table games dealer, along with working as a behavior health associate. I have a BA in communications & digital media, along with experience doing play-by-play commentary, editing and recording film, and also being secretary of the Clarion Men’s Basketball team. 

In his free time, he enjoys playing video games, lifting, and playing basketball in two separate men's leagues. His favorite game is NBA 2k, so that furthers how much impact basketball has had on him. He love the game, as in his eyes it truly saved his life when he was going through a lot. Basketball isn’t just a sport, it’s a lifestyle. 

Sonya Singleton
Bringing 30+ years of project management experience at private and public sector organizations, Sonya Singleton possesses operational precision, business acumen, problem-solving, and analytical skills. She is the ultimate integrator, laying a strong foundation to execute the customer's vision. Sonya obtained a B.S. in Administration from Penn State University. 

Caitlin Zielinski
Caitlin Zielinski grew up playing softball, starting from t-ball and continuing throughout her later years. During her sophomore year of high school, her school discontinued both the softball and baseball programs due to funding issues. Determined to stay active in sports, Caitlin decided to spend her final two years of high school playing basketball — a decision that led her to discover a new passion for the game. After graduating, she attended California University of Pennsylvania, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in Sports Management and minored in Psychology.