Coach Aaron Archambeau is originally from the great city of Cleveland, OH. In 1994, Coach Archambeau's family made the move south to Kennesaw, GA where he attended Harrison High School and was a member of the 1998 State Championship baseball team. After his Junior year, his family relocated to Daphne, AL where his Daphne High School baseball team made the State Finals in 2000, eventually losing to Vestavia Hills in 3 games.

Following high school, Coach Archambeau attended Faulkner State Community College where he pitched for Coach Wayne Larker for two years. After Faulkner, he attended the University of West Florida in Pensacola, FL where he earned All-Conference Honors during his Junior and Senior years with the Argonauts. During his time at UWF, Coach Archambeau was a part of the first teams at West Florida to make it to the Gulf South Conference Tournament and finish the season with a national ranking in NCAA Division II. After completing his final season of college baseball, Coach Archambeau stayed on as a student assistant coach while completing his degree. Coach Archambeau graduated from West Florida with a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Business Management. He is currently pursuing his Master's of Education Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of West Florida.

Coach Aaron Archambeau has been a Career and Technical Education teacher for 5 years and is currently the Career Tech Department Chair at Cambridge High School and serves as the school's webmaster.

Coach Archambeau is married to Sara, and they currently have a son, Zach, who is 6 months old.