FITT Athlete Team

Ryan Baugus, a northwest native from Sherwood, Oregon, is a Certified Athletic Trainer with a degree in Exercise and Sports Science from Oregon State University.  He has worked with the Oregon State football and baseball teams as well as the San Francisco Giants.  Ryan’s experience ranges from coaching novice athletes on the fundamentals of training to working with professional and Olympic level athletes.   He has also completed the Kinetic Integrations Rehabilitation Specialist certification and prides himself in attention to detail and individual attention when helping people reach their goals.  His drive for self-improvement and dedication to his patients is what sets him apart.   Ryan is the head of our athletic training outreach program which is a major part of our FITT Athlete program to help young athletes stay healthy and reach their goals.

Travis Johannes is a Certified Athletic Trainer with a degree in Exercise and Sports Science from Oregon State University.  Travis is an important member of the sports medicine team in Lake Oswego and the head athletic trainer for Tigard High School where he provides care for all athletes. While at Oregon State, Travis spent two years on the sidelines with the Beaver football and Men’s Basketball programs.  He has also provided athletic care to Western Oregon University and other local area high schools. Travis brings valuable experience to our athletic training outreach program which is part of our FITT Athlete program to help keep youth athletes healthy.  He has a special interest in concussion management and helping athletes protect their most valuable tool (their brain).   In his free time, Travis enjoys playing hockey, hiking and rock climbing.

Angie Kerr (maiden name Woznuk) was born and raised in San Diego, California. Over her 22 year long soccer career, Kerr has had the opportunity to play at various levels. Starting out at a young age she played for Surf Soccer Club and soon became part of the State and Regional teams. From there she made a quick climb through the youth National Teams. Having been a member of the U16, U17, U19, U21, and U23 Womens National Teams, and the Full USA Women’s National Team.

At age 15 she was selected for the first U-19 World Cup Roster where they captured the gold and two years later became a leader of the 2004 U-19 World Cup squad in Thailand. Kerr played her collegiate career at the University of Portland. In her four years at UP, Kerr was a three-time All American and an All-West Coast conference player. Kerr helped the pilots win the 2005 NCAA National Championship. Off the field, Kerr graduated with a Bachelors of Science and Minor of Health and Physical Education. As a member of the Full Womens National Team, Kerr was a part of the 2006 residency where she made the roster for the Four Nations Tournament in China. In 2008 she went to her second Four Nations Tournament, and was a member of the Algarve Cup roster that spring and following year in 2009. For the last three years Kerr has played in the Women’s Professional Soccer League. She spent her first 2009 season in St. Louis, her second 2010 season in Atlanta and third 2011 season in New Jersey. She has recently retired from her professional playing career and moved back to Portland, OR where her husband, Adam will attend Graduate School at OHSU.  Angie is an important part of the TAI L.O. team and is using her valuable experience and passion for soccer to specialize in strength and conditioning for youth.  Kerr will be working with physical therapy patients in the clinic as well as providing elite strength and conditioning training to local soccer club teams and individuals to help them reach their goals.