Honor Women's Basketball Hall of Fame

Head coach at West Chester State College, going 52-3 and finishing with an undefeated 10-0 season (1962-1966)
Head coach at Queens College (N.Y.), going 239-77 (1968-1980, 1981-1982)
Served on the AAU/DGWS Women's Basketball Rules Committee, helping move the women's game to the "rover" format as a step toward five-on-five (1969-1971)
Member of the U.S. Olympic Committee (1969-1972, 1974-1976)
Member of the AIAW Basketball Committee (1972-1976) and chair (1976-1979)
Served as tournament director for the AIAW National Championship, hosted at Queens College (1973)
Led Queens College to the AIAW National Championship game, falling 65-61 to Immaculata (1973)
Led Queens College to a home win over Immaculata, ending its two-year undefeated streak (1974)
Coached Queens College against Immaculata in the first women's college basketball game played at Madison Square Garden, before nearly 12,000 fans (1975)
Lady Champion Sportswear National Coach of the Year, leading Queens College to a 20-5 record and the national tournament (1976)
Head coach of the U.S. Women's Team at the World University Games in Sofia, Bulgaria, winning silver (1977)
Inducted into the New York City Basketball Hall of Fame (2000)
Queens College's FitzGerald Gymnasium court renamed Lucille Kyvallos Court in her honor (2017)