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Welcome to the Lincoln High School Girls Volleyball Booster Club
The LHS Girls Volleyball Booster Club is dedicated to providing financial support and resources to our volleyball teams.
Our mission is to ensure that every player has the opportunity to excel, both academically and athletically,
by funding equipment, travel expenses, and other essential needs.
Photo Credit: Sarah Quist Photography
WE REACHED OUR GOAL!!
Huge thank you to all our participants – we received over 200 donations!! Your generous support will help in many different ways:
- subsidize the cost of volleyball camps
- iPads for the coaches
- equipment and uniforms
- augment coaches pay – we were able to fund a 4th coach this year
- meals/events – e.g. kick off dinner and senior night
Playoff Upcoming Events
Lincoln Varsity is closing in on #1 in the PIL and going to the playoffs!
Coming Soon:
- 10/29, time TBD – First Round – Location tbd
- 11/1, time TBD – Second Round – Location tbd
- 11/7, time TBD – Quarterfinals – Forest Grove High School
- 11/8, time TBD – Finals – Forest Grove High School
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Regular Season Upcoming Events
For a complete and up-to-date list of scheduled games and tournaments please visit: Oregon School Activities Association | Lincoln High School Volleyball
Coming Soon:
- 10/27, 6-8pm – Season Celebration Dinner @ LHS Commons
- 11/3, 5pm – LHSGVB Booster Meeting @Lincoln HS commons
Volunteer!
The booster program depends on parents from every team to help by signing up to help with tournament concession sales and door fee collections.
100% of tournament proceeds go to the girl’s volleyball program and are vital to the program’s annual budget!
Team Swag

Get your Lincoln Swag!
Find the gear you want to wear to all the games at GearUp!
Meet Our Coaches

Head Coach | Charlie Rosa
Charlie Rosa has been coaching for over 25 years and is the new Head Coach at Lincoln High School. For the past 3 years he was the Head Varsity Volleyball coach at Union High School in Vancouver Washington. Prior to coaching at Union Charlie coached at Central Catholic High School for 15 years. He has also coached for CYO, at Rose City Volleyball Club and he was the Co-Club Director and a coach at Live Aloha Volleyball Academy. Charlie coaches club volleyball at Athena Volleyball Academy and is the Facilities Manager for the Olympus Sports Center in Hillsboro Oregon.
Charlie loves the game and is fortunate to be surrounded by family that also loves volleyball. His Father-in-law Tom Becic was the founder and first commissioner of CEVA. His wife Anne-Marie won 2 state titles at St. Mary’s Academy High School and played at Carrol College in Montana as a setter. His oldest daughter Kealia was a four-year varsity setter at Central Catholic high school; her senior year she was player of the year for the Mt Hood Conference. Kealia set at Warner Pacific University, where she has the school record for assists. She is currently the Head Coach at Central Catholic High School and coaches for Athena Volleyball Academy. His youngest daughter Kealani sets at Western Oregon University, she was a four-year varsity setter at Central Catholic High School and like her sister, as a senior she was the Mt Hood conference player of the year. Kaiao Nahale-a, Charlie’s son-in-law, is the Head Coach at Western Oregon University in Monmouth Oregon, and he coaches at Athena Volleyball Academy.

Bella Crepeaux | Assistant Varsity
Bella Crepeaux was born and raised in none other than Portland, Oregon, and is a proud Lincoln alumni! She graduated in 2017, playing volleyball for Lincoln as a DS/L all four years as well as the MAC club and Blues VBC. Her senior year at Lincoln, the Varsity team was able to bring home the PIL championship, and she’s hoping to help these athletes have the same experience.
It is Coach Bella’s first year as a coach. With a big emphasis on the mental game, as well as a positive team dynamic, she is excited to help these athletes grow as players and as people. Go Cards!

Colton Wright | JV
Coach Colton, originally from San Jose, CA, has been immersed in volleyball since 2004 in middle school, evolving from a player to a passionate coach. His competitive journey spans indoor, sand, and grass, achieving notable rankings in all three as an adult. While he continues to play, he has found a deep passion in coaching.
With a coaching philosophy centered on technical precision and fostering growth, Colton emphasizes creating an environment where athletes can build confidence, resilience, and camaraderie. In just six years, he has made a significant impact, helping players from beginners to early professionals. His recent roles include Athena Volleyball, Ajax Volleyball, training elite athletes with No EZ Buckets, and coaching at Lakeridge High School. Colton is eager to inspire the next generation of players and is looking forward to a great season with the Lincoln Cardinals family!

Kelsey Jorgensen | JV2
Kelsey Jorgensen has been coaching for 5 years. She has coached for Axiom Volleyball Club, Parkrose High School, St. Mary’s Academy High School and Blues Volleyball Club. She is a Parkrose High School alumni and went to Blue Mountain Community College where she was MVP of her sophomore season.
Kelsey has four kids who all share her same love of sports. Her oldest daughter played volleyball through high school and now attends school at Portland State. Her oldest son is a junior in highschool and a multi-sport athlete. Her youngest daughter lives and breathes volleyball and has played club for the past 3 years and her youngest son is another multi-sport athlete most recently winning a state championship in 7on7 football. Kelsey enjoys attending all their games with her fiancé and stays very busy between all their sports schedules.
Support Our Teams!
Your contributions help us provide essential resources for our volleyball teams. Whether through donations or volunteering, your support makes a significant impact. Join us in fostering the athletic talents and sportsmanship of our students.

