Meet Our Coaches
Coach Caleb Portis is a proud father of five; his children are between the ages of 10-20. His two youngest children go to Kerr Elementary and Dorseyville Middle School.
Coach Caleb has been coaching youth football, basketball and baseball for the last seven years in the Fox Chapel Area.
Coach Caleb loves teaching the game of football and the life lessons that come from organized sports.
Coach Caleb is a firm believer in you get out what you put in and his is ALL IN on Fox Chapel Area School District sports.
Coach Caleb looks forward to seeing your child on the grid iron.
We are excited to welcome Coach Jimmy Kohan to our team. As the owner of WK Fitness located in Shaler Township, Jimmy has been a dedicated trainer for over 15 years, working with both young children and adults to promote physical and mental well-being. With a profound passion for teaching children about the significance of leading a healthy lifestyle, Jimmy has also coached football at Hampton High School and developed Strength and Conditioning programs for local schools and colleges.
Throughout his coaching journey, Jimmy has been fortunate to learn from experienced mentors, including shadowing coach TJ Wiley and his father John Wiley, who is a member of the PA Football Hall of Fame. Guided by their teachings, he understands the profound impact of football on personal growth and character development.
As a coach for the Fox Chapel Little Foxes, Jimmy is committed to building a positive culture while ensuring an enjoyable experience for all. His passion for fitness and devotion to family drive his coaching approach, and he looks forward to building a successful culture here at Fox Chapel.
Fitness is Jimmy's passion, and he believes that family is everything.
Coach Jason Dean is a proud dad of two; his son is currently playing on the 8U-Black Foxes! Jason has been a math teacher in the Pittsburgh Public School District since 2001, currently teaching at Allderdice High School. Jason and his family have lived in Fox Chapel since 2011.
Jason has always had a passion for coaching and working with young people and helping them get better at whatever skills they desire. Coach Jason has learned a lot about teamwork, hard work, and effort through his days playing/coaching football; and credits those skills for helping to make him into the person he is today.
He looks forward to helping your child share in these experiences, and helping them improve every day to get ready for that next level by teaching safe and proper techniques!
Coach Jon Evagash is a dad/step-dad to Jason, Wylan, Nathan and Talyson. Jon is an alumni of Fox Chapel High School (2010). His father, Timothy J. Evagash, was one of the first graduating classes from Fox Chapel High School in 1971.
He is a proud member of UA Steamfitter Local 449 for the past 10 years. His love of football has come because of his son's love of the game.
He started coaching last season and really enjoyed his time mentoring the team! He likes being around the team to provide them life lessons like sportsmanship, a hard work ethic, and teamwork. He also is one of the best "shoe tie- ers" around.
Coach Jon will be coaching the 8U-Black Foxes. He looks forward to coaching your kid this season.
Coach Bill Galloway is a proud dad of one; his son is currently playing on the Black Foxes. Coach Bill has been a Corrections Officers at Allegheny County Jail since 2019. He has lived in Fox Chapel since 2015.
It is very important to Coach Bill to help all kids. From 2012-2016 Coach Bill was a certified foster parent; until he had his own child. He has also worked with the Boy's and Girl's club of America, coached tri-ward baseball, and volunteered at Lawrenceville United city parks group.
Being an active member in his community is very important to Coach Bill and he looks forward to being a part of this new and growing organization.
Coach Bill looks forward to seeing your kid develop on the field this season.
