CEO, Owner & Head Coach
Andre Butler
When it comes to outfield play, Andre Butler is one of the best in the coaching profession at developing high-level outfielders. With 11 years of coaching experience, he’s never been more passionate about the outfield position than now. Dating back to 2012, Coach Butler noticed the lack of outfield attention given to players at the high school and collegiate level. Since then he has created an aggressive mentality that allows players to play free and easy while having a plan for their every move.
Director of Strategy & Operations
Chantee Butler
Chantee Butler brings a wealth of expertise and innovation to her role as Director of Strategy and Development at Graveyard Mentality. With a proven track record in strategic planning and organizational growth, Chantee is passionate about creating dynamic pathways for success. Coming from Wharton Business School and working at several Fortune 500 companies, her leadership style emphasizes collaboration, creativity, and a results-driven approach, ensuring the continued expansion and impact of the brand.
Dedicated to pushing boundaries and inspiring excellence, Chantee is committed to aligning vision with action, driving Graveyard Mentality to new heights.
Assistant Coach
Dale Carey
Dale Carey brings years of experience as a player and coach. A standout athlete and Hall of Fame Inductee at Wheeler High School (GA), he earned all-state honors before playing college baseball at the University of Miami, where he was a four-year starter and an All-ACC selection. Currently, he is an assistant coach at Georgia Gwinnett College.
Drafted by the Washington Nationals in 2014, Dale played professionally for six seasons, including stints in Independent Baseball. He later coached at Marist High School (GA), helping lead the team to a 2021 state championship. Dale is excited to bring his expertise to the Graveyard, focusing on developing players and fostering a winning mentality.
Assistant Coach
Josh Stinson
Josh Stinson joins Graveyard Mentality as an Assistant Coach, bringing a strong background in collegiate baseball and community service. A Lawrenceville, Georgia native, Josh played as an outfielder for the University of Georgia Bulldogs, where he contributed to the team's success and was recognized for his community involvement. In 2024, he was named to the SEC Community Service Team for his dedication to various initiatives, including volunteering for the Special Olympics Hometown Rivals Baseball Game and Relay for Life cancer fundraiser.
Josh graduated in 2023 with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, demonstrating a commitment to excellence both on and off the field.
His leadership and passion for the game will be invaluable assets to the coaching staff and players at Graveyard Mentality.
Assistant coach
Reggie Pruitt
Reggie Pruitt joins Graveyard Mentality as an Assistant Coach, bringing valuable professional playing experience to the team. A native of Kennesaw, Georgia, Reggie was drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 24th round of the 2015 MLB Draft from Kennesaw Mountain High School.
Throughout his minor league career, Reggie showcased his speed and defensive skills, accumulating 157 stolen bases. After his tenure with the Blue Jays organization, he continued his professional journey with the Milwaukee Milkmen in the American Association.
Reggie's firsthand experience and passion for the game will be instrumental in mentoring players and enhancing competitive edge through Graveyard Mentality.
Assistant Coach (softball)
Journey Rojas
Journey Rojas joins Graveyard Mentality as an Assistant Softball Coach, bringing high-level playing experience and a passion for player development to Graveyard. A former Division I athlete at California State University, Northridge (CSUN), Journey understands what it takes to compete and succeed at the next level.
Now coaching and mentoring young athletes, she focuses on fundamentals, confidence, and competitive mindset. Her energy, attention to detail, and commitment to growth make her a valuable asset to our softball athletes.