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2025-26 ROOSEVELT RIDERS

Athletic Director:  Willie Williams (wiwilliams@pps.net / 971-754-8135) 

Athletic Secretary:  Jill White (jwhite@pps.net / 503-227-0818)

Athletic Trainer:  Rachel Fox (rachel.fox@providence.org / 503-756-4920)

HEAD COACHES CONTACT LIST:

FALL SPORTS

FOOTBALL:  Ryan McCants (rmccants@pps.net / 503-451-0067)

VOLLEYBALL:  Alexia Julian (ajulian@pps.net / 541-418-7204)

GIRLS SOCCER:  Kwabena Boateng (bkwabena@pps.net / 971-331-6362)

BOYS SOCCER:  Felipe Ramis (framis@pps.net / 954-696-6335)

CROSS COUNTRY:  Kasey Geller (kgeller@pps.net / 971-708-3545)

CHEER:  Rakiyah Perry (rperry2@pps.net / 503-490-9186)

DANCE:  Rhonda Holmes (rhholmes@pps.net / 503-539-0871)

WINTER SPORTS

BOYS BASKETBALL:  Jamarr Lawson (jlawson1@pps.net)

GIRLS BASKETBALL:  Terrence Readus (treadus@pps.net)

SWIMMING:  Tim Lee (tilee@pps.net / 707-628-4695)

WRESTLING:  Justin Hollingshead (jhollingshead@pps.net / 971-285-6895)

SPRING SPORTS

BASEBALL:  Daniel Stauffer (dstauffer@pps.net / 503-729-2509)

SOFTBALL:  Annaisabel Perez (anperez@pps.net / 408-607-5006)

BOYS GOLF:  Anthony Roberts (aroberts@pps.net / 360-213-8561)

GIRLS GOLF:  Kathryn Sanchez (ksanchez@pps.net / 503-916-5260 ext. 82233)

BOYS TENNIS:  Hamilton Truong (htruong@pps.net / 971-323-5928)

GIRLS TENNIS:  Kathleen Sullivan (kasullivan@pps.net / 503-701-5520

TRACK & FIELD:  Jonquil Vann (jvann@pps.net / 503-916-5260 ext.82462)

Meet our coaches!

Coach Terrence (T) Readus is an experienced basketball coach with over a decade of experience coaching girls' high èßäÊÓƵ and club teams in Oregon and Arizona. He has a strong track record of success, including four consecutive Mt. Hood Conference titles and a 2023 6A State Championship with Clackamas High School. He also led North Medford High School’s varsity team to top placements at major tournaments.

In addition to his high èßäÊÓƵ coaching experience, Coach Readus has worked with club teams like Portland Reign and Team Fly, and will be coaching with PGC Basketball, a nationally recognized program focused on player development.

Coach Readus is a USA Basketball Gold Licensed Coach and a member of several coaching associations. His coaching philosophy emphasizes toughness, precision, and effort, believing that fundamentals, defensive intensity, perseverance, and team culture lead to success. Above all, he is committed to developing student-athletes both on and off the court, fostering leadership through accountability and teamwork.

Hello Rough Rider family!

My name is Kwabena Boateng and I am ecstatic to begin my journey in the True North as the new Head Coach for the Women’s Soccer Program! I am a PIL & Portland native graduating from Benson HS c/o 2011. After playing a year of collegiate soccer at Monroe University in New Rochelle, NY, I transferred to St. John’s University in Queens, NY to attain my Bachelor’s degree in Marketing. Nothing has meant more to me so far in my career than working with the youth in Portland through soccer, so I continue to strive to leave a positive imprint upon the community that had such a positive impact on my upbringing. Looking forward to this great opportunity to begin a longstanding legacy at Roosevelt HS and the Portland sports community! 

Kathleen Sullivan is an experienced non-profit executive with a proven track record of driving growth and ensuring long-term sustainability for organizations. With a Ph.D. in Urban Studies and Planning from Portland State University, Kathleen has dedicated her career to empowering communities and fostering inclusive environments.

Kathleen has also served as an Adjunct Professor at Oregon Health Sciences University and Portland State University School of Public Health, teaching courses on social gerontology and families and aging. Additionally, she has provided consulting services through Optimal Aging, where she developed and implemented statewide diversity training and secured funding for studies on the aging experience of LGBTQ individuals.

Kathleen is also a lifelong tennis player and is thrilled to work with the girls on the Roosevelt High School Varsity Tennis Team, where she focuses on effort, learning, and where mistakes are the positive result of trying something new.