“We are thrilled to pay tribute to seven pioneers and legends of this great game,” said Dana Hart, President of the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame. “Seimone Augustus, Rita Gail Easterling, Taj McWilliams Franklin, Maya Moore, Violet Palmer, Sue Phillips, and Roonie Scovel are a stellar group. We celebrate them as the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame commemorates its’ 25th anniversary.”
About the Hall
Basketball Courts
In the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame, you can test your basketball skills on three different courts, a timed dribbling course, and a passing skills area. There is also a photo area where you can pretend to be different players throughout history.
The WBHOF Statue
As you enter the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame Pat Summitt Rotunda, the first thing you see is the iconic statue. This 17-foot bronze statue exemplifies our mission to “honor the past, celebrate the present, and promote the future” of women’s basketball. Each inductee receives a replica of this statue upon their induction into the Hall of Fame
Current Donors of the Hall
Your donation enables the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame to continue its mission to ‘honor the past, celebrate the present, and promote the future” of women’s basketball. Your support helps us maintain and protect the legacy of our game. Donors at every level are important to the work we do!
Hall of Fame Trivia Question #1
What year was Pat Summitt inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame?Answer
1999
Hall of Fame Trivia Question #2
Who is the all-time career scoring leader for women's college basketball?Answer
Pearl Moore (Class of 2011)
4,061 points
Hall of Fame Trivia Question #3
Who was named the 2001 Sportswoman of the Year by the Women's Sports Foundation?Answer
Lisa Leslie (Class of 2015)
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