Our Coaches
Dedication, Expertise and Passion
At OPV we pride ourselves on providing the best, truly qualified coaches around. To us, that means they have the context of playing at a high level (college) or coaching at a high level themselves (or both!). Afterall, how can we train our players to play at a high level if we haven't been there ourselves? We pay our coaches better than anyone around because we value their experience and expertise. Club is an investment, take a look below at what you are investing in when it comes to coaching.
Meet Our Coaches and Staff
Jenna Meligan-Street
Owner / Club Director​
16 National Head Coach
As a graduate of Lakeridge High School, Jenna was a two time 1st Team All-League selection before competing for 4 seasons at California Lutheran University. Her CLU program made it to the Elite 8 in the NCAA tournament, while during that time she also coached for one of Southern California's top junior club volleyball programs.
At 24 years old, Jenna became the head volleyball coach at Wilson High School. In her first season she lead the team to a PIL League Championship, before starting her own juniors club in Portland, Oregon, Agape Volleyball Club. In year three the team saw their first trip to 6A State playoffs for the first time in school history. After three seasons at Wilson, she accepted the most challenging job in coaching; starting a college program.
Jenna was brought in by Multnomah University to become the schools first NAIA head women's volleyball coach at just 27 years old. With little resources, she spent four seasons building the program from the ground up at MU and putting the Lions on the map. Under Jenna's leadership the volleyball team was the first in school history to beat a NAIA top 10 team in 2018, the first to beat an NCAA DII team in 2019, had the most players of any team at MU to make Academic All-Conference, and had the highest team GPA out of the entire school. In 2019, Jenna parted ways with MU seeking a new challenge more in line with her personal mission and goals, which led to the formation of Oregon Premier Volleyball.
​
Read more about Jenna here
Dale Agbayani
Boys Director,
Master & Recruiting Coach
​​
16 National Asst. Coach,
Boys Head Coach
Coach Dale is a big part of Oregon Premier Volleyball Club, playing a role in almost every aspect of the organization. He coaches both girls' and boys' teams, serves as the Boys Director, and helps train coaches and players as one of the Master Training Coaches. As the club’s recruiting coach, Coach Dale works closely with athletes to build and update their profiles for college recruitment.
​
Coach Dale's expertise spans across the nation, as he travels regularly to lead and coach at various volleyball camps and club programs. He contributes to the Puget Sound Region All Stars program and serves as a Director for Nike Volleyball Camps, organized by US Sports Camps.
​
Coach Dale served as Associate Head Coach at Clackamas Community College for four years before transitioning to Warner Pacific University,
an NAIA college. Coach Dale now brings his expertise to Linfield University, a Division III institution, where he serves as the Recruiting Coordinator and Assistant Coach.
​
Along with Head Coach Jenna Street, Coach Dale plays a key part in developing talent and shaping the team's success in these roles.
Coach Dale also coaches the boys' volleyball program at Parkrose High School, helping to nurture the next generation of athletes. He stays deeply involved in the sport, actively competing both nationally and internationally.
18 National
16 Premier
Bio Coming Soon
Carrie Sommer
​16 Premier Asst Coach
14 National
Chon Clayton
14 National Asst. Coach,
Master Coach
Coach Chon will join OPV in his first season as a Master Coach and assisting teams as requested. Previous, Chon coached for Excel NW for 10 years, along with several club teams in the Puget Sound Region.
Currently, Coach Chon is also an Assistant Coach at Warner Pacific University (NAIA), and has also served as an Assistant Coach at Saint Martin University (NCAA D2).
Coach Chon is closing in on 30 years coaching Women’s Volleyball, having coached at the Middle/High School level, involved with USA Volleyball High Performance/All Star Program for Puget Sound Region, coaching Beach Volleyball for Aloha Ball Club, and serves as a Camp/Lead Coach/Director for NikeSports Volleyball Camps.
Coach Chon continues with coach training, through attendance at Gold Medal Squared and The Art of Coaching Volleyball clinics.
Coach Chon resides in the Vancouver area, with his wife Patt, and 2 cats, Columbia River and Marley.
14 Premier
Aloha! My name is Tayah-Anne Toa, I was born and raised on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. I graduated from Maryknoll High School. I fell in love with this sport around 6 years ago.
I played club volleyball at High Intensity Volleyball Club, RVCH, and Ka’ulukoa. I now attend and play volleyball at Warner Pacific University.
Tayah Anne-Toa
14 Premier Co-head Coach
14 Gold
Bio Coming Soon
Harley Combs
​14 Gold Head Coach
12 Premier
Tamara Manzo
12 Premier Head Coach
Tamara started playing volleyball in the 7th grade and went on to play volleyball for Gladstone High School’s varsity team as the starting middle hitter, earning All-League Honorable Mention her senior year. She played club volleyball her sophomore through senior year, ending her senior year with Portland Volleyball Club and earned an athletic scholarship to Umpqua Community College (UCC).
During her freshmen year at UCC, Tamara led her team in percentage of kills and blocks which earned her the honors of UCC offensive player of the week for three weeks, Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges (NWAACC) player of the week, and a spot on the Mt. Hood Classic All-Tournament Team. Tamara has a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from the State University of New York at New Paltz.​
​
Tamara’s coaching philosophy is to foster the love of the game and to meet players to help establish a growth mindset. As not all players start from the same place, through positive, disciplined and focused training, players can grow into effective, athletic and dynamic players. Lifting players up, helping them create goals and holding them accountable for the goals they set, can foster a lifetime of success both on and off the court.
​
Tamara is the CFO and co-owner of Prestige Power Systems, a solar and electrical contractor in Happy Valley. Tamara and her husband Sean have two children, Austin and Rylee.