Todd Kolosso has had a long and varied career path, which has most recently brought him to baseball. Todd got his start in owning and managing a commercial real estate portfolio, but has since added retail apparel and in-store radio marketing to his list of endeavors. In 2019, he partnered with David Casey to bring Milwaukee Baseball Academy II to one of his buildings, and has not looked back in the baseball world. Now, with David Casey, part owner of MBA II, and the Northwoods League team Lakeshore Chinooks, Todd takes particular pride and enjoyment from the Rivets. He spent all of last season as a fan, cheering right along with the Rivets’ sponsors, season tickets holders and highly-enthusiastic staff! He looks forward to our next Championship season, both on and off the field.

Todd is a current owner at Milwaukee Baseball Academy, Lakeshore Chinooks, and Rockford Rivets along with David Casey.

David was born and raised in Whitefish Bay, WI. During high school, David played baseball for four years on Whitefish Bay’s varsity team, twice earning 1st team All-State honors. Collegiately, David attended the University of Notre Dame on an athletic scholarship during which time he won the Big East Conference Home Run Derby (defeating current major leaguer George Springer). David also played in the Northwoods League in 2008 (Green Bay Bullfrogs) and won the MVP in the California Collegiate League in 2009 (Conejo Oaks)- a league that included major league talent such as Chris Bryant, Tyler Smith, Ryon Healy, AJ Griffin, and more. Upon graduation, David played professionally on several Independent League baseball teams and overseas in Australia.

Since the end of his playing days, David has stayed heavily involved in the game of baseball. He founded Milwaukee Baseball Academy in 2013. David, along with his partner Todd Kolosso, has also purchased the Lakeshore Chinooks (2021) and Rockford Rivets (2022). David is involved in residential real estate as well.

David is a current owner at Milwaukee Baseball Academy, Lakeshore Chinooks, and Rockford Rivets along with Todd Kolosso.

Steve has been in baseball at the minor league and major league level for over 27 years now, including building some of the most successful organizations in baseball. His stops include the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (Seattle Mariners) of the Midwest League, Milwaukee Brewers of MLB, Myrtle Beach Pelicans (Atlanta Braves) of the Carolina League, Joliet Jackhammers of the Northern League, Lansing Lugnuts (Toronto Blue Jays) of the Midwest League, Kenosha Kingfish of the Northwoods League and The Rockford Rivets of the Northwoods League. Steve’s past organizations have been named multiple times as the Bob Freitas Award Winner which is annually awarded by Minor League Baseball for demonstrating long term success and sustained excellence in Minor League Baseball. Steve has also been awarded Executive of the Year in the Midwest League.