Editing Travis Lemanski (section)

== Infamous ownership and coaching ==

Lemanski subsequently became the owner and head coach of Infamous.

Following the 2011 season, he reorganised the team and sought to establish a new competitive direction.

During 2012, Infamous won the NPPL Chicago Open and PSP Chicago Open professional championships.

The team finished third overall in the 2012 PSP professional X-Ball season.[13][14]

Infamous subsequently won the PSP Dallas Open in both 2014 and 2015.

At the 2015 tournament, held in Forney, Texas, the team defeated [[Houston Heat]] 5–4 in the professional final.[15]

By 2017, Lemanski was publicly identified as both team owner and coach.

In January of that year, Infamous announced a sponsorship agreement with [[Valken Sports]], with Lemanski representing the team in the official announcement.[16]

He continued leading Infamous in subsequent NXL seasons.

The team finished second overall in the 2016 NXL professional standings, while the league identified Lemanski as Infamous's coach during the 2021 season.[16][17]

He has also been responsible for recruiting players and developing the team's roster.

In November 2024, Infamous announced the return of Trevor Resar for the 2025 season, with Lemanski commenting on the player's previous contributions and the team's plans.[18]

A March 2025 interview with the ''Play The Game'' podcast continued to identify Lemanski as the retired professional player, owner and head coach of Infamous.[19]