One Ohana Volleyball

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One Ohana Volleyball

About Our Ohana

Family. Purpose. Performance. We stand for something more than winning.

What Are We All About?

ONE OHANA VOLLEYBALL is about FAMILY: togetherness, unselfishness, a commitment to a shared purpose, and performance. We stand for something more than winning.

We develop future leaders through timeless values of sacrifice, hard work, and accountability.

While we train hard to compete and perform at a high level and encourage our student athletes to go beyond self-imposed limitations, we do not believe in winning at all costs.

We recognize that gossip and bad-mouthing others speaks of the individual, and we discourage this from our staff, parents, coaches, and affiliates. We allow the merit of our work to speak for itself.

We educate young people to aspire toward significant accomplishments through action. We believe in sacrifice, hard work, enthusiasm, and thinking, and we measure ourselves on how consistently we live those standards.

FAMILY

Togetherness, unselfishness, commitment to a shared purpose, and performance.

CHARACTER

Sacrifice, hard work, accountability, honesty, resilience, and doing things the right way.

DEVELOPMENT

We train hard, compete at a high level, and challenge athletes beyond self-imposed limits.

PURPOSE

We stand for more than winning and develop future leaders through action.

Our Standard

Be Pono

TRAIN WITH PURPOSE. LEAD WITH CHARACTER. LIVE PONO.

Be Pono is how we bring our standards off the court and into everyday life: value yourself, be honest, stay resilient, live balanced, choose righteousness, and pursue excellence in relationships.

Our Story

1989
Coaching journey begins with Hawaii Youth for Christ in a summer outdoor tournament.
2000
Started NWVBA in Portland (Wilsonville / Lake Oswego).
2002
NWVBA moved into Southwest Washington.
2002–2013
NWVBA operated programs in Portland and Vancouver, WA with 14 teams.
2003–Present
NWVBA / One Ohana began beach volleyball in Southwest Washington.
2013–2015
NWVBA opened The Apex in Vancouver, WA.
2015–2017
Medical leave.
2017–2020
One Ohana restarted with private and small-group training out of Club Green Meadows.
Sept. 2020
One Ohana Performance Center opened during the pandemic.
2020–2021
Focused on private and small-group training to accommodate COVID.
2021
Started the Academy program.
2022
Created two travel teams (U18 only).
Sept. 2023
Signed a lease extension to commit to the long-term future of volleyball in Southwest Washington.

Come See Our Home

One court. Workout room. Team room. One Ohana.