California State University-Dominguez Hills Women's Basketball

Nautica Morrow is entering her third year of coaching college basketball and will be stepping into the role of interim head coach at California State University,

"Coach Cam" joins CSUDH from Elmhurst University where he was part of the 2 most successful seasons Elmhurst University has had in it's previous 12 seasons. Prior to Elmhurst Coach Mitchell spent 3 seasons as Head Coach of Community Christian College which is a part of the National Junior College Athletic Association in Riverside, California. A master recruiter, Coach Mitchell signed players for both the men's and women's team. Prior Community Christian Coach Mitchell was at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, Calif., as an assistant coach and lead recruiter as well. Coach Mitchell has over 15 years of HS and AAU experience coaching High teams in Chicago as well as the San Diego area.

Coach Sully brings a rich blend of athletic experience, service, and academic achievement to her role. She began her career in basketball development by coaching travel teams with the Inglewood Revolution, where for two years she mentored young athletes and helped them sharpen their skills and confidence. Building on that foundation, she attended California State University, Northridge, playing Division I basketball while earning a bachelor's degree in Health Administration. During this time, she also hosted youth tournaments at The MAP Sports Facility, expanding her experience in event organization and player development. After completing her undergraduate degree, Coach Sully sought new challenges and joined the U.S. military as a medic, completing two years of intensive training that deepened her resilience, discipline, and leadership abilities. She later advanced her education with a master's degree in Health Systems Engineering from Loyola Marymount University. Today, Coach Sully draws on her background as a coach, student-athlete, tournament organizer, medic, and scholar to inspire players on and off the court, emphasizing resilience, preparation, and a growth mindset.

Tyler Frierson joined the Toros in June 2025 as the assistant coach for the women’s basketball team. The 2025–26 season marks her first with the program. Before