Justin Isaacs - started his football career at Finneytown High School, where he played for 3 years and was team MVP all 3 years. He wanted to further his career to college, so he transferred to Reading High School, were he graduated in 2005 and was the MVP there as well.  He finished High School with 3,200 rushing yards, 35 touchdowns.

Justin tried going to college in Northern Ohio but, things did not work in his favor. He didn't get down because, God has a plan for everyone. Justin stayed in Columbus and played for the Central Ohio Lions where in his first year with the Lions he rushed for 2,800 yards, 29 touchdowns, and was the rookie of the year. He left the Central Ohio Lions and went to play with the Northern Kentucky Xtreme in 2007. That was his last year just being a football player. Justin took all the knowledge that he learned from other owners and football coaches to start his own football team the Tri-State Sharks. Justin Isaacs with Walt Voline started the Tri-State Sharks in 2008.

To the team:
                 "I made this team to help players, coaches, organization get to the next level not just on the field but in life! If you have a dream to play college or go to the next level, I made this team for you. Its about hard work and working with the players around you. If you wanna go to the next level you have the right team. ("Sharks we the best and we have to prepare like it"!)"

Walt Voline - Coach Voline Graduated in from Glen Este High School and is married with  2 great kids in Paige and Peyton. Coach Voline was the head coach of the Northern Kentucky Xtreme in 2007 before moving to the Sharks in 2008 and looks to take on the USFA in 2009. In the fall he is also the defensive line coach at Xavier University. "This year we will make semi-pro football something special in this area."

To the team.
                "We have to work harder than any other team to accomplish our goals this season. We have to play as one all year. We have to be a family and love each other. Families do have their issues but we will be able to overcome anything. I have noticed all the hard work everyone has put in this off season and I thank you for that. Lets enjoy this season and all the memories that come with it."

Steve Cameron - Steve played 4years of football at Anderson high school. Steve was the most improved player at Anderson where he graduated high school in 2003. After high school Steve went to Columbus to play with the Ohio State University Buckeyes, where he played with the spring ball squad. After leaving Ohio State Steve, went to play football for the Northern Kentucky Xtreme, where he was the offensive MVP as a linemen. Steve will use his business side to help the Sharks as the Vice President.

To the team:
                  "Play football as one, with all your heart, soul and leave everything on the field. In the sharks the world should trust!"