BARTLESVILLE, Okla. — The University of Arkansas at Monticello men's basketball assistant coach Doug Tolin will be inducted into the Bartlesville Athletic Hall of Fame on November 11, 2017.
This will be Tolin's seventh overall Hall of Fame in which he has been inducted to which includes the Norman High School Hall of Fame, Oklahoma Baptist University Athletic Hall of Fame, Oklahoma Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame, East Central University Athletic Hall of Fame, NAIA Hall of Fame, and the Oklahoma Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
Doug went to high school in Bartlesville before returning home to coach at Sooner High. He eventually was hired as the head men's basketball coach at Oklahoma Baptist University, and led his squad to the NAIA Division I championship game three total times and won the championship in 2010.
Tolin posted a 402-120 coaching record during his 14 years at OBU.
Overall Doug has coached in 15 overall post-season tournaments, which includes 14 straight NAIA championship tournaments while at Oklahoma Baptist, and this past season with the Weevils in the NCAA Tournament in Maryville, Missouri.
He has accumulated 741 overall career wins, with two national runner-up finishes in 2002 and 2012 with OBU, six conference championships, and one national title with Oklahoma Baptist in 2010.
This will be Tolin's seventh overall Hall of Fame in which he has been inducted to which includes the Norman High School Hall of Fame, Oklahoma Baptist University Athletic Hall of Fame, Oklahoma Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame, East Central University Athletic Hall of Fame, NAIA Hall of Fame, and the Oklahoma Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
Doug went to high school in Bartlesville before returning home to coach at Sooner High. He eventually was hired as the head men's basketball coach at Oklahoma Baptist University, and led his squad to the NAIA Division I championship game three total times and won the championship in 2010.
Tolin posted a 402-120 coaching record during his 14 years at OBU.
Overall Doug has coached in 15 overall post-season tournaments, which includes 14 straight NAIA championship tournaments while at Oklahoma Baptist, and this past season with the Weevils in the NCAA Tournament in Maryville, Missouri.
He has accumulated 741 overall career wins, with two national runner-up finishes in 2002 and 2012 with OBU, six conference championships, and one national title with Oklahoma Baptist in 2010.
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