It's been a minute since Jimmy showed up around the iGo HQ. The collab of Launch Crew and Jimmy into Jimmy Crew last summer helped fill the gap a little, but it is so good to officially have Jimmy back for a full summer! First time since 2019!

Allow Jimmy to introduce him/herself.

Aaron Kocurek

Jimmy Aaron hails from McKinney, Texas, but now spends most of his time in College Station as an Aggie where he is majoring in Agribusiness, of course.

He lists snacks, movies, and games as his hobbies. When it comes to snacks, he prefers those pretzels stuffed with peanut butter, anything chocolate, and tangerines. That sounds like a trail mix you could find at Buc-ee's.

Aaron had a car accident during his HS prom, and he showed up for his first day driving his dad's car.

Aaron has a hidden talent for thrifting and would pick a T-Rex if he had to fist-fight an animal. We all hope the T-Rex resists the urge to head-butt or reenact the Tyson/Holyfield fight from 1997.

Bailey Sanderford

Jimmy Bailey is another one of those Aggies, but she grew up in the strong iGo town of Stephenville, Texas and was part of that FBC 'Ville crew.

As an Aggie she majors in Recreation, Park, and Tourism - which is perfect as we open up iGosia for tourists again this summer.

Bailey enjoys dancing as well as playing all kinds of games (cards, dominos, and those of the board variety). She also claims to be pretty good at clogging, which is something that will have to be verified soon.

Her most embarrassing moment was spilling an entire beta fish bowl down the front of her formal gown in front of 100 people at a banquet. The beta fish also found it embarrassing, and Bailey no longer takes her pet fish to banquets.

Bailey would choose to fistfight a chimpanzee, but we would prefer the fight turn into to a dance battle.

Rebekah Grinestaff

Jimmy Beka or Jimmy Rebekah (she's good with either one) is from H-town and attends H-town Baptist University. Beka served on the last iGo international team before COVID, but we don't talk about that team, no no no.

Beka enjoys long walks with her dog, writing, and camping. She is also on a quest for the perfect muffin recipe.

When it comes to talent, Beka has plenty of skills. She can pogo stick without using her hands, she understands eyebrow language, and she claims to be able to giggle to the tune of Careless Whisper. We might need to see if a certain iGosian Saxophone player can join us this summer for an epic duet.

Unfortunately, she is not very good at wrapping/tying an African sarong skirt, so you might get someone else to help you pick out your iGosian costume this summer.

Beka would choose to fist-fight an alligator. No word yet on whether she did that growing up in Houston.

Emma Frank

Jimmy Emma is a local from Rockwall (well, technically she is from a farm in Union Valley, but Rockwall is close enough). She is a student at Dallas Baptist University, but this summer she moved back in with her parents. We still call it her host home.

As a Commercial Art major, she loves painting. But she also enjoys reading and picking up dogs on the side of the road. If you see her doing this, just wave.

When it comes to her preferred fist-fight, she would choose the honey-badger. Good thing she also lists tree climbing as one of her talents. Those honey-badgers don't play.

Hudson Allen

Jimmy Hudson is new to the iGo world, but that won't last long. Hudson is from College Station, attended Blinn College this past year, and as you would expect, is going to be a DBU Patriot this fall.

Hudson has a plethora of hobbies including hunting, fishing, hiking, hooping, baseballing, playing guitar, and watching movies. His favorite day of the week is probably Tuesday, since his favorite food is tacos.

Hudson needed better friends in high school since he split his pants one day and no one told him until the day was over. Jimmy would never treat him like that.

Hudson lists his "secret talent" as flipping jandals onto rooftops. We are working on Instagram proof of this skill.

It is so great to have Jimmy back! Look for them this summer and send them some encouragement if you can.