Mission Statement

Strictly Hoops Basketball Club is a non-profit organization committed to the development of female athletes who are interested in improving their basketball skills. Our goal is to develop our players’ skills, character and confidence with quality coaching and a positive environment.

Strictly Hoops Basketball believes in the development of each player through fundamental skill development and quality coaching. Players will be put in competitive practice and game situations where their abilities will grow far beyond the basketball court.

Strictly Hoops Basketball along with founder Coach Davis and Director of Basektball, Coach Fulton has assisted over 60 female athletes reach their goal of playing college basketball. Each athlete had one major component in common, their ability to excel in the classroom.

Strictly Hoops Basketball fields teams from ages 10-17 with as many as 6 high school age teams. All ages play in the Spring Pacific District Tournament Series and our Elite High School Team(s) travel during the July “viewing” period which provides each player with an opportunity for exposure to college coaches.

Program Overview

Strictly Hoops Basketball was started in 2002 by Scott and Roxanne Davis to give girls in the North Bay an opportunity to improve their basketball skills by teaching them the necessary fundamentals of the game. Our coaches work hard to instill the characteristics of hard work, team work, effort and respect. This season, Strictly Hoops is excited to have the most qualified coaching staff it has ever put together to assist with the development of girls basketball in the North Bay.

Directors of Basketball

Scott Davis and Mike Fulton will serve as our Directors of Basketball for the 2007 season. Coach Davis and Coach Fulton have worked together for over 13 years and each brings a wealth of basketball knowledge to the program.

Scott Davis is a former assistant coach at St. Mary’s College and Sacramento State University. He has also worked as a head coach at Diablo Valley College and Dominican University of California. While at Dominican, Coach Davis brought the women’s program to national prominence. In his three years, the team had a combined record of 81-20, won 2 California Pacific Conference Championships and appeared twice in the NAIA National Tournament, once reaching the Sweet 16. His team finished the season ranked 5th in the nation overall as well as leading the nation in Team Defense. He was twice named California Pacific Conference Coach of the Year.

Mike Fulton is currently the Head Girl’s Basketball Coach at The Branson School. In his first season, Coach Fulton led the Bulls to the league championship. In his second season, the Bulls reached the NorCal semi-finals after winning the North Coach Section Championship. Prior to Branson, Coach Fulton put College of Marin Women’s Basketball on the map by guiding his team to back to back state appearances; once reaching the Elite 8 and once the Final 4. Coach Fulton was also named Northern California Junior College Coach of the Year.