ABOUT THE OWNER/FOUNDER

Founder, Commissioner, Family Guy, Lifelong Fantasy Fan 

Hi, I’m Scott Keely—husband, father, and a fantasy sports diehard from Gig Harbor, Washington. I’m 39 years old, and for the first time in my life, I’m taking a leap: launching a business built around the game I’ve loved since childhood—fantasy sports. But this isn’t just another fantasy league. It’s Combo Fantasy Sports—a brand-new, patent-pending way to play that combines multiple fantasy sports into one dynamic league. It's the next evolution in fantasy competition, and it's fueled by decades of passion,  tradition, and Sunday morning lineup calls with my dad.

A Legacy Built on Lineups

Fantasy sports run deep in my family. My dad was a founding member of the NWFFL (Northwest Fantasy Football League), established in 1983—yes, before the internet. Ron Garner, the league’s original commissioner, built a PPR + IDP scoring system on pencil and paper that still runs today. Growing up, I thought that was the only fantasy football league that existed. Our family didn’t just root for the Seahawks—we rooted for our fantasy franchise, the Pensacola Pirates, co-owned by my dad and his best friend Bob (who also happened to be commissioner Ron’s brother). In 2000, after Bob’s passing, my dad handed me the co-owner role at 14. That moment changed everything. Fantasy became more than a game—it became a connection, a bond, and a constant in my life. When Ron Garner tragically passed away in 2013, I was honored to be voted NWFFL commissioner by the league—carrying on his legacy and the tradition he built. And through it all, fantasy has been a big driver of my connection with family, friends—and hopefully, one day, my kids (once they learn to sit through a full game without snacks every 5 minutes). 

More Than a Game

COMBO Fantasy is about more than innovation—it’s about connection. It’s about honoring the game that’s bonded generations of my family. It’s about building something that lets others experience that same joy, obsession, and occasional heartbreak.

I’ve spent years testing and refining this format, and now, I’m finally ready to share it.