Meet The Team

Fantasy Hub was founded in 2024 by longtime fantasy football fan Brandon, who simply wanted to make his leagues smoother, smarter, and more fun. What started as a passion project quickly grew into Fantasy Hub, a platform designed to bring fantasy managers deeper stats, cleaner organization, and the kind of historical insights most leagues wish they had years ago.

Whether you’re a dedicated commissioner trying to give your fantasy football league the experience it deserves, or just a fantasy fanatic looking for an edge (and a little bragging rights), Fantasy Hub is built for you. Our tools are designed to bring leagues closer, make matchups more meaningful, and turn every season into something worth remembering.

Fantasy Hudl founder, passionate about fantasy football and building community.

Brandon Rojas (Founder)

An Arizona State engineering grad, Brandon's day job consists of coding and solving all of the world's problems. He was never a huge fan of school, but knew engineering would help him out in the future (look at him now!). His real passion is football - professional, college, fantasy, flag... You name it, he loves it. He loves spicy food, anything competitive, and the Seattle Seahawks (most of the time).

Fantasy Hudl team member passionate about sports, community, and helping fantasy leagues stay connected and competitive.

Emily Tvelia (Co-Founder)

An Arizona State business school grad, Emily began her career working for Sun Devil Athletics. Her time with the Sun Devils gave her an appreciation for the unwavering passion of sports fans, who remain loyal through the ups and downs of their favorite teams. She still cheers for the Sun Devils, but is now pursuing a career in marketing outside of college athletics. She is a wannabe world traveler, pickleball enthusiast, and food lover!

Fantasy Hudl office dog bringing good vibes to every fantasy football season.

Roxy

Roxy is just a little pittie who started her degree in naps at a very young age. She spends her days finding good sun patches, begging for pup cups, and giving her humans dirty looks. She doesn’t know what fantasy football is, but it sounds fun and she wants her photo on a website. Roxy loves to tackle people with her pittie muscles, so her humans think she would be a great linebacker.

Connect With Us

Got questions, feedback, or just want to talk fantasy football? The Fantasy Hub team would love to hear from you!