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Ty Taylor
Coach Taylor is entering his third season as head women's basketball coach at Harcum and his 19th season overall. The 2006 Region XIX Coach of the Year, led the Lady Bears to their first Region XIX Championship in his first season. His career record at Harcum is 51-8, going 28-3 in the regular season and 3-1 in the regional tournament, best in program history.
Coach Taylor severed as the assistant Men’s Basketball Coach at Haverford College, where he help guide the Fords from 2-24 in his first season to their first post season appearance in 20 seasons. Mr. Taylor has coached in the Amateur Athletic Union - posting a 94 - 54 record for Fencor AAU from 1998 to 2001. He was the head varsity girls' basketball coach at Radnor High School and was the assistant coach for the girls' team at Lansdale Catholic High School. He also coached at Transfiguration of Our Lord in Philadelphia, and was a student assistant for the women's basketball program at College Misericordia in Dallas, PA. He is the associate director of Philly Point Guard Camp and has coached at basketball summer camps for the Philadelphia 76ers, Haverford College, Lehigh, Princeton universities, and at the University of Pennsylvania and Maryland.
Coach Taylor earned a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Business Administration and Marketing from College Misericordia (Class of 1991). He currently resides in Delaware County with his wife and three children.
Bob Fulton
Coach Fulton, also, in his third year, has extensive experience coaching CYO at Saint Vincent and Saint Luke along with summer league stints at Oreland, Jenkintown and Saint John’s. Coach Fulton spent three year’s as Coach Taylor’s assistant for Fencor AAU Girls, which participated in the National Invitational Tournament.
At Harcum, he is responsible for developing our guards, assisting with practice planning and substitutions. “Coach Fulton brings a lot of knowledge and practical experience to our program.” “We compliment each others personalities very well and are always able to agree to disagree on most issues.”
Coach Fulton resides in Glenside with his wife and has two daughters one a graduate of LaSalle University and the other an undergrad at the University of Scranton.
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