Doug Brotherton is in his first year with the Golden Hurricane as the coordinator of player development, joining the team prior to the 2021-22 season.

Brotherton came to Tulsa from The Village School [Houston, Texas], where he has served as the varsity girls basketball coach for the last nine years.  In the past three years, Brotherton led his teams to a 98-10 record, claimed three-straight district and regional championships, and advanced to the state championship game in each of those seasons.  In 2020, The Village School won the TAPPS 6A Girls Basketball Championship, the first in school history and the first for a Houston area school in over 30 years.  For his efforts, Brotherton was named the 2020 Texas Association of Basketball Coaches (TABC) Coach of the Year and the 2020 VYPE Houston Coach of the Year.

Brotherton took a program with just 17 players in his first year (2012) to as many as 70 players to form five teams for grades 6-12 at The Village School by 2020.  Brotherton led The Village School to their first playoff appearance for a girls’ sports team in school history, qualifying for the TAPPS 4A state tournament, and had six-straight 20+ win seasons.

Brotherton serves as the executive director of Coaches Edge, a company that has created a community workspace for coaching development.  He manages all aspects of the company, including staffing, product development, budget, partnerships and sponsorships.
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