Meet The
Team
Brock Higdon
Fitness Manager
Brock Higdon is the Fitness Manager at The Land Sports and Recreation Complex. Fitness has been a central part of his life since his football career, where he developed a deep appreciation for strength, endurance, and teamwork. He played five seasons of football at the University of South Alabama while earning his degree in Exercise Science.
After college, Brock obtained multiple NASM certifications in personal training and has dedicated his career to helping people move better, feel stronger, and live healthier. His experience spans group fitness, individualized training, and creating an environment where fitness is both effective and enjoyable. He is passionate about designing programs that challenge members, support their goals, and maintain an upbeat, motivating atmosphere.
Outside the gym, Brock is married to Sophia, and together they share their home with their energetic dog who keeps them just as active as the members at The Land.
After college, Brock obtained multiple NASM certifications in personal training and has dedicated his career to helping people move better, feel stronger, and live healthier. His experience spans group fitness, individualized training, and creating an environment where fitness is both effective and enjoyable. He is passionate about designing programs that challenge members, support their goals, and maintain an upbeat, motivating atmosphere.
Outside the gym, Brock is married to Sophia, and together they share their home with their energetic dog who keeps them just as active as the members at The Land.
Gabby Rocha
Social Media and Marketing Manager
Gabby Rocha serves as the Social Media and Marketing Manager at The Land Sports and Recreation Complex, where she leads brand strategy, digital presence, and community engagement initiatives. Since joining The Land, she has played a key role in shaping the facility’s voice, strengthening its online presence, and ensuring that every program, event, and milestone is communicated with clarity and purpose.
Her work focuses on developing strategic marketing campaigns that drive growth, increase participation, and highlight the people who make The Land a premier destination for youth, families, and athletes across the region.
Her work focuses on developing strategic marketing campaigns that drive growth, increase participation, and highlight the people who make The Land a premier destination for youth, families, and athletes across the region.
Camryn McLemore
Sports Program Manager
Camryn McLemore is the Sports Manager at The Land Sports and Recreation Complex for the City of Saraland, where she oversees youth and adult sports programming and works to create positive, organized, and engaging experiences for athletes, coaches, and families.
With a lifelong background in athletics, Camryn brings both an athlete and coach’s perspective to her role. She was a collegiate softball player while earning her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from Jacksonville State University. For the past year, she has served as a Graduate Assistant with the Lady Rams Softball program at the University of Mobile while pursuing her master’s degree.
Camryn’s experience in athletics includes coaching, athlete development, recruiting, scheduling, program operations, and event coordination. Her background as both a collegiate athlete and coach has given her a strong understanding of what it takes to build successful sports programs on and off the field.
At The Land, she is passionate about growing recreational sports, strengthening relationships with coaches and families, and creating opportunities for athletes of all ages to compete, develop, and enjoy the game. Camryn takes pride in building programs that bring the Saraland community together and is committed to making The Land a place where athletes and families can create lasting experiences through sports.
With a lifelong background in athletics, Camryn brings both an athlete and coach’s perspective to her role. She was a collegiate softball player while earning her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from Jacksonville State University. For the past year, she has served as a Graduate Assistant with the Lady Rams Softball program at the University of Mobile while pursuing her master’s degree.
Camryn’s experience in athletics includes coaching, athlete development, recruiting, scheduling, program operations, and event coordination. Her background as both a collegiate athlete and coach has given her a strong understanding of what it takes to build successful sports programs on and off the field.
At The Land, she is passionate about growing recreational sports, strengthening relationships with coaches and families, and creating opportunities for athletes of all ages to compete, develop, and enjoy the game. Camryn takes pride in building programs that bring the Saraland community together and is committed to making The Land a place where athletes and families can create lasting experiences through sports.
Steven Kelley
Facilities Manager
Steven Kelley is the Facilities and Maintenance Manager at The Land Sports Complex, where he leads the effort to keep the grounds, fields, and facilities running smoothly for athletes, families, and visitors.
With a lifelong appreciation for working with his hands and spending time outdoors, Steven has always been the type of person who would rather fix something than replace it—and preferably do it before anyone else even notices there was a problem.
Facilities and maintenance managers are often called the “invisible backbone” of large venues. Steven and his team share a simple goal: keep The Land looking its best and functioning flawlessly so players can focus on the game, families can enjoy their time together, and the community can take pride in the place they gather.
With a lifelong appreciation for working with his hands and spending time outdoors, Steven has always been the type of person who would rather fix something than replace it—and preferably do it before anyone else even notices there was a problem.
Facilities and maintenance managers are often called the “invisible backbone” of large venues. Steven and his team share a simple goal: keep The Land looking its best and functioning flawlessly so players can focus on the game, families can enjoy their time together, and the community can take pride in the place they gather.
