The principal architect and development coordinator for inLeague's Sports Management Suite, Sam got his start as a developer at Cornell University's Employment and Disability Institute, where he specialized in web accessibility and electronic management of diverse data across several Federal and State grant-funded projects. In 2002, he became involved with Michael Karlin and AJ Willmer, two AYSO parents and volunteers in Los Angeles. Over the next four years and with the support and extensive knowledge and experience of Michael, AJ, and other AYSO Beverly Hills and Los Angeles volunteers, Sam wrote the foundation of what became the inLeague Sports Management Suite.

A Delaware native, Sam left Cornell for New York City in 2004, where he divided his time between managing inLeague and the theater world as a stage actor. Sam got married in the Summer of 2010 and currently resides in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley. In 2012, Sam (and inLeague) will be permanently relocating to Austin, Texas.

Among Sam's other interests are classical piano, medieval history, motorcycles, and general aviation. Sam holds a Bachelor of Arts from Cornell University.

Salim is the resident game programmer at the Center for Autism Research in the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. After receiving his BAS in Digital Media Design from the University of Pennsylvania in 2001, he attended the Entertainment Technology Center at Carnegie Mellon University, studying under Drs. Randy Pausch and Don Marinelli. After completing his studies in 2005, he interned at Pixar with the Moving Picture Group before finally following his childhood dreams to the videogame industry. For the past four years, he served as a Software Engineer for Shaba Games, a sub-division of Activision, cutting his teeth on such titles as "Shrek the Third" and "Spiderman: Web of Shadows".