Doug Brotherton

Biography

Doug Brotherton is currently in his second year as the Golden Hurricane's Associate Head coach and sixth overall year on the Tulsa coaching staff. He spent the 2021-22 season as the coordinator of player development, the following three seasons as an assistant coach and was elevated to Associate Head Coach ahead of the 2025-26 campaign. During his tenure, Tulsa has tallied 95 wins and qualified for three postseaons (2022 WNIT, 2024 WBIT and 2025 WNIT). Brotherton helped the 2025-26 Golden Hurricane women go down as the third-winningest group in team history with 19 wins to only 12 losses. Tulsa would finish 11-7 in American action for fourth place, earning a double-bye in the American Championship. He helped coach Hannah Riddick to first team all-conference honors, Mady Cartwright to second team all-conference status and Dora Toman to seven Freshman of the Week awards and an All-Newcomer selection. Tulsa led the American with 17 weekly individual regular season awards and went 12-3 at home in the Donald W. Reynolds Center, which ties for the second-winningest home record in program history. Tulsa reached the 17-win mark for a fourth consecutive season in 2024-25, finishing with a 17-15 overall mark. Brotherton helped the Hurricane earn a bid to the 2025 WNIT and saw Delanie Crawford bring home unanimous first team all-conference honors and the prestigious Ambassador Award, while Kennedi Alexander was distinguished as an all-freshman player. Brotherton was a key part of the st