The 2000 inductees include:

Alline Banks Sprouse — named as an AAU All-American 11 times (1940 – 1950); tabbed MVP at AAU National Tournament nine times.

Mildred Barnes — served as chair of U.S. Olympic Women's Basketball Committee (1974 – 1976).

Breezy Bishop — compiled a 411-39 record in 24 seasons at Baltimore Western H. S.

E. Wayne Cooley — has served as executive secretary of Iowa Girls' High School Athletic Union since 1954.

Nancy Dunkle — played on the 1976 U.S. Olympic team; recognized as a three-time All-American at Cal State Fullerton.

Fran Garmon — coached collegiate basketball for 31 years; guided Temple Junior College to the first-ever NJCAA Women's Basketball Championship.

Dorothy Gaters — has coached at Chicago Marshall H.S. since 1976, assembling an overall record of 687-73.

Sue Gunter — has served as 1980 Olympic coach and as head coach at LSU; ranks fourth among active women's collegiate coaches with more than 600 wins.

Betty F. Jaynes — serves as current CEO and formerly was Executive Director of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA).

Kim Mulkey-Robertson — played on the 1984 U.S. Olympic team and on Louisiana Tech teams that won a pair of national titles and went 130-6 from 1980-1984.

Cindy Noble Hauserman — named to the U.S. Olympic team twice (1980 and 1984) and recognized as an All-American at the University of Tennessee.

Lorene Ramsey — has guided Illinois Central College to four NJCAA Division II national championships.

Patricia (Trish) Roberts — played on 1976 Olympic team; named All-American at the University of Tennessee.

Sue Rojcewicz — played on 1976 Olympic team; named All-American at Southern Connecticut State University.

Cathy Rush — guided Immaculata College to three consecutive AIAW Championships (1972-1974).

Juliene Brazinski Simpson — played on 1976 Olympic team; recognized as a four-time AAU All-American at John F. Kennedy College.

Borislav Stankovic — has served as secretary general of FIBA since 1976.

Olga Soukharnova — won two Olympic gold medals on the Soviet Union team (1976 and 1980).

Katherine Washington — noted as a six-time AAU All-American; helped U.S. win gold medals in both the first and second World Championships (1953 and 1957).

Dean Weese — coached for 42 years, including stints on high school, collegiate and professional levels, and posted a 1,207-197 worksheet.

Marcy Weston — currently serves as national coordinator of women's basketball officiating for the NCAA; has officiated two NCAA Women's Final Fours.

Kay Yow — coached USA squad to a gold medal at 1988 Olympics; has compiled an overall record of 589-242 in 30 seasons on the collegiate level, including 25 seasons at North Carolina State University.