Derron is in his third season at Sauk Valley Community College and 19th season as
head softball coach.He has spent his softball coaching career coaching high school
and travel softball in the Sauk Valley area.Coach Sellers graduated from Polo Community
High School in 1991. In 2004, he received a Bachelor of Arts from Rockford University
with Physical Education and Secondary Education degrees. In 2016, he received a Master’s
Degree in exercise science from California University, with an emphasis on performance
enhancement and injury prevention.Along with coaching softball, family life keeps
him on his toes. His favorite thing to do is hang out with his wife Dana. His two
girls in college, Izzy Sellers at Brevard College and Zoie Sellers at Clarke University
still keep him on the move. He keeps his arm in shape by playing catch with his two
boxers, Gus and Ruth.
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Hailey Kaddatz joins the Sauk Valley Community College softball coaching staff as
an Assistant Softball Coach. Born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona, Kaddatz brings seven
years of collegiate playing experience and a strong passion for the game of softball,
player development, and helping student-athletes succeed both on and off the field.
Kaddatz began her collegiate playing career at Bryant & Stratton College, where she
competed for two years. She then continued her career at Reinhardt University for
one year before transferring to the University of St. Francis, where she played for
four years.Throughout her collegiate career, Kaddatz gained valuable experience competing at
the collegiate level and developed a strong understanding of the dedication, teamwork,
and commitment required to be successful as a student-athlete. Her experiences as
a player have shaped her coaching philosophy and her passion for helping athletes
grow both on and off the field. Kaddatz earned her Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from the University of St.
Francis in 2024 and her Master’s degree in Talent Development from the University
of St. Francis in 2026. Kaddatz is excited to continue her involvement in collegiate softball and contribute
to the continued success of the Sauk Valley Skyhawks.
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