Meet the Head Varsity Coach

Roseanne Brown

Roseanne comes to us from the City of Boise where she holds the role of Recreation Superintendent for the Parks and Recreation Department. Roseanne has coached for over 20 years in various programs including collegiate, high school, junior high and Club. She currently coaches at Club Idaho and is passionate about the sport of volleyball. Roseanne also played collegiately at Cal State University, Fresno as a middle blocker and has been involved in sports her whole life. She is excited for the new opportunity of coaching Borah's female athletes! 

Meet the Varsity Assistant Coach

Sydney Nesbit

Sydney Nesbit graduated from Borah in 2010 and has been coaching volleyball since 2018. She started her career in Idaho City, and then in the 22-23 school year was hired as the head coach at Ridgevue High School. She has been trying to get back to teaching and coaching at Borah since she started her career, and she’s finally here! Sydney is beyond excited to be a part of the Borah volleyball program and is looking forward to working with the sophomore team. 

Meet the Head JV Coach

Don Plum

My name is Don Plum, Coach Don. This is my third year with Coach Brown and the Borah JV

team. Borah has become even a little more of a home for me as I now work and coach here. I

have been playing and coaching volleyball since the 1990s. Volleyball can help build skills

such as leadership, teamwork and communication. I hope to create a safe atmosphere

that teaches the team to respect the sport, each other and most importantly themselves.

Meet the JV Assistant Coach

Maddie McClain

Hi there! My name is Maddie and I am the assistant coach for Junior Varsity. Not only did I play volleyball through Borah, but I spent two years playing college at Blue Mountain Community College! I am currently studying at Glass Cockpit Aviation to work towards my career of becoming a pilot. When I am not in the gym, or flying a plane, you can find me traveling, hanging out with friends or family, or competing in the Highland Games! 

Meet the Sophomore Assistant Coach

Mandy Hamilton Roos

Coach Mandy fell in love with volleyball when she started playing in an old middle school gym at twelve years old. Now, forty years later, she still plays any chance she can get. Mandy has worked with teenagers as a teacher, volleyball coach, and mentor for over 25 years. She hopes to inspire the girls on the sophomore team to work hard, work together, sharpen their skills, and ultimately fall in love with this sport that brings a lifetime of fun and friendship.