Meet our professional, experienced coaching staff

Directors of Coaching
Tom Atencio Director of Coaching and Player Development
MJ Tate Assistant Director of Coaching and Player Development
Adam "Gaff" Leyland Boys Director of Coaching, Assistant Director

Ronnie Augustynovich United's longest serving coach at 13 Years, National 'D' License; 23 years of coaching experience, 17 at the classic level; excellent in youth development; multiple Oregon State champion teams.

Brian Baxter United coach six years; National 'C' License; 17 years coaching experience; head of United's Sports Psychology program; Masters Degree in Sport Psychology, Owner and Director of BaxterSports Soccer Camp; four-year starter at Wofford College (SC); played club ball for North Florida Express in Gainesville, FL.

Kim Un Bong United coach four years, National 'C' License; four-year player on Korean National Youth Team; played professionaly in Korea for eight years.

Joy Boswell United coach three years; National 'D' License; head coach Pacific University; Oregon ODP 1993 - Present; FC Portland 1990 - 2007; head women’s coach Sunset High School 2000 – 2005; player at University of Portland 1990-1993.

Niki Brooks United coach four years; National 'C' License; current assistant at University of Idaho; assitant coach Pacific University 2007-09; assistant coach Linfield University 2005-07; Portland State strength & conditioning coach 2007-current; United team and goalkeeper coach 2007-current; four-year player at Portland State University; led Vikings to 2004 Big Sky title; was goalkeeper for 2002 Vikings squad named the nation's No. 1 turn-around team; undergraduate degree in Exercise Physiology; Masters in Education from Portland State.

Chris Brown United coach five years; National 'D' License; player for Hopatcong Hawks and Lenape Valley Soccer Clubs in New Jersey; played at Westview High School Player 1998-99; Gonzaga University undergrad and Graduate degrees.

Chris Dorough United coach three years; National 'D' License; 2002 Oregon State High School Player of the Year; ODP Player Oregon; four-year starter at Whitman College; National Honors Whitman College.

Jay Guinn United coach five years; National 'B' License; 25 years coaching experience; assistant coach and graduate assistant for NCAA Div. III Union College in Schenectady, NY 1985-86; boys varsity head coach at Hoover High School, Birmingham Ala. 1993-95; youth coach with Colorado Storm Soccer Club, Centennial Colo. 2000-04; played for Dutch KNVB third division side S.V. Kampong in Utrecht, Netherlands 1984-85; played in Metropolitan Soccer League of Chicago and Chicago Area Soccer Association with Chicago Sparta and DePaul Alumni Soccer Club 1989-93, 1995-99; four-year starter at NCAA Div. I Colgate University 1980-83; member of first Capital District Youth Soccer League and Eastern New York State U-19 select teams 1978-80; played high school and youth club soccer at Bethlehem Central High School and Bethlehem Soccer Club in upstate New York 1976-79.

Scot Hale United coach eight years; National 'C' License; National Soccer Coaches Association of America Goalkeeping Diploma Level 2; three years Linfield College goalkeeper coach/assistant coach; boys varsity coach Newberg High School 2006-10; played two years at Mesa Community College (AZ); played two years at Linfield College; 18 Years coaching experience; 30 playing experience. 

Rochelle Hearns United coach five years; National 'B' License; Brazilian Professional License; coaching intern with Brazilian professional team Botafogo FC; current assistant coach Portland State University; assistant coach Pacific University; head coach Warner Pacific College; head coach and assistant coach for Oregon ODP for six years; United Director of College Placement.

Rob Herman United coach 13 years; founding member of Oregon's top men's soccer league; Oregon Premier Soccer League (OPSL); head varsity coach Peekskill, NY 1988; Eastern Soccer Academy Youth Coach (CT) 1984; Youth Coach, JPS Soccer Camps, Yorktown, NY 1983-86; played for Chicago Croations of NSL 1984-87, was part of US Open Cup Finalist team in 1984; team also participated in CONCACAF Champions Cup in 1985; played for Chicago Schoccers/Power 1986-88; played for New York Dynamite of ESL 1990-92; played at Western Illinois University; played for W Panas High School in Peekskill, NY and Sunset High School in Portland; member of New York State and Oregon State Select teams; played at Quito Youth Academy in Quito, Ecuador 1972-76; reserve player for Sting in Major Indoor Soccer League 1985-86.

Mark Jorgenson United coach one year; National 'C' License; Silver Falls Soccer Club team coach, including U13, U14 and U15 girls and U12 and U14 boys; high school team assistant coach; assistant for two area college teams; worked as Silver Falls' trainer during winter and spring seasons 2007-present; camp coach for spring break and summer camps in Sivlerton and surrounding areas; Varsity boys coach at Silverton High School 2009-present; JV boys coach at Cascade High School (2005), Jefferson High School (2007) and Silverton HS (2008), also workied as Futsal Program Coordinator; played at Southwestern Oregon Community College 1999-2000; played at North Salem High School 1996-1999.

Stephen Kiss United coach one; National 'C' License; USSF National 'Y' License Youth Coaching Badge; OYSA Coaching Clinics 2008-2009; 14 years experience as youth soccer coach; President-Banks Youth Soccer Assocation 2006-present; established varsity soccer program at Banks HS; OYSA-Adminstrator of the Year (2009); played youth to adult in US and Germany; USSF Certifed Referee as youth and adultyear.

Dallas Latham United coach one year; National 'A' License; USSF National 'Y' License Youth Coaching Badge; staff instructor in Region Three for the Oklahoma Soccer Association; Coaching Instructor and worked for US License courses; State Team selection and coaching; Technical Director for Norman Youth Soccer Association in Norman; Oklahoma (2700 players, 185 coaches) in charge of steering and coaching development and select team coaching; coach for Oklahoma ODP; coach for Region Three ODP program.

Cris Lewis United coach two years, member of the Portland State University Women’s Soccer Team (2006--2009); ended career with most wins (24), shutouts (17) and saves (375) 2007-09; team captain 2009; Big Sky Conference Defensive MVP 2009; All-Big Sky Conference First-Team 2008; Big Sky All-Conference Second Team and two-time Honorable Mention All-Big Sky Conference (2006, 2007); two-time Academic All-Big Sky Conference (2007, 2008).

Oscar Monteblanco  United coach one year; National 'C' license; FIFA National Coaching License from FPF (Peruvian Soccer Federation); head women’s soccer coach at Chemeketa Community College; played semi-professional soccer with Universitario de Deportes in Lima, Peru; varsity boys head coach at Valley Catholic High School, 2005-Present; led Valley Catholic to first playoff berth in 15 years in 2009; founder and president of Multicultural Youth Soccer League; varsity head coach at North Marion High School in 2001-2005; former coach at Cascade FC in Salem; head coach of 1996 Oregon ODP boys “B” team in 2008/09; 1995 boys assistant Coach.

Steve Powell United coach one year; National 'C' License 2002; KNVB goalkeeper and youth soccer symposiums 2002-2004; Oregon State Men's Coaching Clinics 2003-2009; 12 years youth coaching experience; Aloha High School girls JV coach 2002; Sunset High School girls varsity goalkeeper and assistant coach 2006-2009; playing experience from youth to adult in England, Germany, Sweden and USA.

Jorge Rios-Nogales United coach one year; National 'E' License; manager and coach of Raleigh Park Fire (West Hills Soccer) U-8 indoor team; played the EFIPAN tournament in Alegrete, Brazil where players such as Ronaldinho, Gaucho, Juan Riquelme, Carlos Tevez, Emerson and Esteban Cambiasso have shined; played with well-known Peruvian national players such Chemo del Solar (head coach of Peru during qualifying for 2010 World Cup), Julio Cesar Uribe (head coach of Peru in 2007 Copa America), Alvaro Barco (General Manager of Universidad San Martin-the 2008 Peruvian Champion), Fernando Revilla (Board Member of World’s Professional Soccer Union) and Roberto Martinez (Peru’s Player of the Year in 1986 and current manager of Wigan Athletic in English Premier League); founder, manager and coach/player of Sudaca FC, one of the top adult soccer clubs in San Diego (Sudaca FC represented Southern California in the US Open Cup Region IV in 2006 and 2007); manager and coach/player of Sudaca FC Futsal-Portland’s top Futsal team for the last three years (interactive resume with links and photos can be seen at www.jorgesoccer.weebly.com), player for Universitario de Deportes (Peru) 1979-1985; player with FC Tailfingen (Germany) 1989; Peruvian Champion U-14 with Universitario de Deportes; played in 1980 against the famous Tahuichi who won its first international tournament in Buenos Aires.

Stuart Roberts United coach three years; National 'D' License; seven years youth coaching experience; past Forest Heights Soccer Club Board of Directors.

Floyd Rocker United coach three years; English Football Association Coaching License; National 'D' License; West Linn High School–girls head Coach 2007-Present; coach at Willamette United Soccer Club 2005-08; Player Development Coordinator-Willamette United Soccer Club; ODP Evaluator; ODP assistant coach with '93 boys-2008; assistant coach for '95 Boys ODP team; head coach Dutch Women’s Soccer Club 2001-2004; assistant coach Queens Park Rangers Women’s Soccer Club from 1995-2000; played semi-professionally for Hackney Generals FC 1991-1993; played semi-professionally for Santos FC Pro Team in the UK 1978-1980; played on West Ham United FC Junior Team 1975-1977; came through famed West Ham United Youth Academy.

Erin Tamblyn United team and goalkeeper coach three years; National 'D' License; played goalkeeper for University of North Texas in 2001 and at Gonzaga University 2002-05.

Dave Youmans United coach nine years; National 'C' License; 31 years playing experience; 17 years coaching experience with State Cup results.