Britt Fulk

Britt Fulk
Varsity Head Coach

The Trojans finished 29th in the 2019-2020 season, missing the playoffs. In 2020-2021, the Trojans made their mark by finishing in the Top 16 in state and clinching a playoff berth for the first time in over a decade. Coach Fulk was named CO-COY for PVUSD and for the Northeast Region in 2019-2020 and CO-COY for the 2020-2021 season. The Trojans have continued to make a name for themselves,  making the state playoffs 2 years in a row in 2023 and 2024. The Trojans are in a new region this season, Desert West, but they look to compete and break more records for Paradise Valley High School WBB.


Coaching Background

  • Experience: 
    • 13th season at Paradise Valley High School
      • 11 years as Head Coach 2014- present
      • 2 years as Assistant Head Coach 2012-2014
    • 5 years as 8th grade coach Greenway Middle School 2012-2016, 2020-present.
    • 3 years as 8th grade coach at Sunrise Middle School 2016-2019
    • Phoenix Phenoms AAU (Ives Machiz)
      • Assistant Coach  2017-2018
    • Region Co-Coach of the Year 
      • 2020, 2021
    • District Coach of the Year 
      • 2020, 2023, 2024


Playoff Appearance

  •      2020,2023, 2024


  • Specialties:
    • Team Building
      • Team Unity: Creating a positive, collaborative environment to foster strong team cohesion and mutual respect.
      • Leadership Development: Encouraging and nurturing leadership qualities within the team to build a strong, self-reliant group.

    • Game Day Management

      • In-Game Adjustments: Making real-time strategic decisions and adjustments to optimize team performance during games.

      • Motivation: Providing support and encouragement to keep players focused and driven.
    • Performance Review
      • Analysis: Reviewing game footage and performance metrics to identify areas for improvement and inform future strategies.
      • Feedback: Giving constructive feedback to players and staff to support their development and enhance overall performance.


More about Coach Fulk 

Coach graduated from Grand Canyon University in 2009 with her Bachelor's in Science followed by her Masters in Secondary Education in 2011 from GCU. Coach Fulk is very familiar with the game of basketball as she grew up playing in high school(PVHS/Ironwood) and played part of her sophomore year of college at Arizona Christian University, formally known as Southwestern Bible College. 

Coach Fulk believes in the student first, pushing each individual to compete not only on the court but in the classroom as well. The Trojans have 3 C's that they live by: COMMIT, COMMUNICATE and COMPETE...IN the classroom and ON the court. 

If you are a part of the Trojan basketball family then you already know, WE>me.  

Coach Fulk has been a teacher on campus for 10 years, teaching Advanced PE(basketball), Life Concepts and Weight Training.  She also coaches middle school basketball in PVUSD, both girls and boys. She has coached at Sunrise Middle School and currently coaches at Greenway with her best pal and former assistant coach, Shani Kmetko. Coach currently has 6 cats, Matilda, Martin, Meowcolm, Lil' Bear, TeddyTalks and DUDE. 2 black labs, Mayzie(12) and Presley(4). 2 guinea pigs, Summitt and Auggie and 1 silly rabbit, Milo.  Coach was raised by her Dad, Grandmother and Aunt Deb. She spent many years going home and telling her grandmother about every practice and every game. Her grandmother loved hearing about her days and knew all the players names every year. Her Grandmother was a teacher in Arizona for 30 years.  Coach and her Dad miss her every day but they know she is watching over them and the Trojan basketball team.  Coach and her Dad spent every summer in western North Carolina visiting her Aunt Deb, spending time with all the animals and extended family. Spruce Pine, Asheville are second home to Coach Fulk and her Dad. Coach enjoys spending time her animals, working out, hanging/talking with her bestest friend, her dad, talking to her Aunt, and she loves to hang outside watching the birds.  Coach Fulk makes it a point to tell her teams to ALWAYS spend time with their family and to tell them you love them every day.

See each other, love each other. It matters. 

WE>me.