For generations, Pasco High School Girls Basketball has represented the Bulldogs with toughness, determination, and pride. From the hardwood at Pasco High School to the bright lights of the Tacoma Dome, generations of players have worn the purple and white, building a tradition founded on discipline, teamwork, accountability, resilience, and relentless effort.

Pasco’s connection to girls basketball runs deep. The program has produced championship-caliber teams, outstanding student-athletes, and coaches who have helped establish Bulldog Basketball as an important part of Pasco’s athletic tradition.

Among the coaches documented in the Parker Hodge Pasco Girls Basketball records are Steve Davis, who compiled an outstanding 148-54 record (.733) from 2001-09; Aaron Barcot, who recorded 112 victories from 2009-22; Ronnie Coleman, who recorded 93 wins from 1993-2001 Isabella “Bella” Gutierrez, a former Bulldog player herself, is listed by Parker Hodge as the program’s next head coach—continuing a connection between generations of Pasco Basketball.

STATE FINALIST: 2022 (3rd), 2008 (6th), 2003 (4th), 2000 (8th), 1989 (4th), 1988 (4th), 1980 (4th), 1978 (2nd)

These teams have Those teams and coaches established a standard that goes far beyond wins and trophies.

Today, Bulldog Girls Basketball carries that legacy forward. We develop more than basketball players—we develop young women who understand that success is earned one practice, one possession, and one decision at a time. Playing for Pasco means competing for the teammate beside you, honoring the Bulldogs who came before you, and representing your school and community with pride.

There are no shortcuts. There is no substitute for preparation, sacrifice, toughness, and work.

This is toughness. This is sisterhood. This is tradition. This is Pasco.

BULLDOG GIRLS BASKETBALL — HONOR THE PAST. BUILD THE FUTURE.