Battle Ground Tigers Girls Basketball
2020-21 Coaching Staff
Dave McIntosh-Head Coach (2nd Year--5th Overall)
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Dave enters his 2nd year as the Head Coach of the Tigers after previously leading the Mountain View Lady Thunder program for 3 seasons where he was named the 2017 3A GSHL Coach of the Year. In his 1st year as the Head Coach at Mountain View High School, the team finished tied for 2nd place in league, made it to the Bi-District tournament for the first time in what is believed to be 15-16 years, and came 1-win away from qualifying for State Regionals. After taking over the Battle Ground program last season, Coach McIntosh sees a lot of promise for the future of the program with some solid young talent.
Dave has been involved with coaching basketball around Clark County since he moved here in 2003, but also led boys and girls AAU basketball teams in the late 90s and a Freshman High School Boys team in Moscow, ID prior to arriving to the area. Upon his arrival to the Portland/Vancouver area, Dave had a brief stint as a Volunteer Assistant Coach for the Concordia Women's Basketball team and then spent a season as a Boys Assistant Coach at Catlin Gabel High School in Portland. He spent 3 years as an Assistant Coach with the Prairie boys programs where the team made 3 trips to State, including an 8th place finish and a school record in wins in 2005, along with a 7th place finish in 2007. Dave later made the switch to girls basketball when he joined the Evergreen staff in 2010 for 3 seasons. During the 2010-11 season, the team made it's first trip to State in 22 years. After his stint at Evergreen he joined the Fort Vancouver girls basketball program with their new staff. Soon after, he was asked to join their boys staff and posted a record number of wins with a 17-3 record as the JV coach.
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Dave is a certified USA Basketball Youth Development coach and graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in History from Washington State University in 2003, a Master's Degree in Special Education from Grand Canyon University in 2014, and is currently working on his Administrator's Certification through Eastern Washington University. He is currently a Special Education Math Teacher and Administrative Intern at Heritage High School.
Martha Bellcoff-Head JV/Varsity Assistant (1st Year JV--3rd Year w/Program)
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Martha returns to the program for her 3rd year, this time as the Head JV Coach and Varsity Assistant. She has also been involved with the Battle Ground and Prairie Youth Basketball programs in the past as well as the Battle Ground Softball Program.
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Martha earned her Bachelor's in Psychology from Arizona State University and her Master's in Teaching-Health/Physical Education from Concordia University. She is married to Steve Bellcoff and has two adult sons, Erick, married to Beth Ann, and Justin, engaged to Coach Hannah Roberts.
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Jason Otto-Volunteer Varsity/JV Assistant (2nd Year)
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Jason returned to the Battle Ground Girls Basketball Program for a 3rd time last season. He previously coached the JV team from 2000-2006 and the C-Team from 2011-2014. Jason has been coaching at the high school and middle school levels for the past 20 years. After his first stint with the program, Jason went on to coach the JV Girls team at Hudson's Bay from 2007-2008, where he was on the staff that helped lead Bay to their 1st State Appearance in school history. From 2008-2011, Jason was the C-team girls basketball coach at Ridgefield High School and from 2014-2019, Jason was the JV Coach at Seton Catholic. He has also coached boys at LaCenter Middle School and View Ridge Middle School.
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In addition to his High School coaching, Jason is a Camp Director for Quickstart Sports camps. Jason has also been a Camp Director for Battle Ground Community Ed. and Cheney Parks and Rec. and coached the Evergreen JV Boys Baseball team from 2012-2016. He is currently the Head Unified Bowling Coach and Head Unified Soccer Coach, as well as an Assistant Softball Coach at BGHS.
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Jason is married to Rebbecca Otto and graduated from Battle Ground High School in 1994. From there he attended Mt. Hood Community College and Eastern Washington University.