Honor Women's Basketball Hall of Fame

Was a three-time Olympian (1988, 1996, 2000)
Played 14 years for the Australian National Team, making 264 appearances across four World Championships and three Olympics
Led the Australian National Team to its first Olympic medal, a bronze, in 1996, and was named Australian Player of the Year that year
Was captain of the Australian team that won the silver medal at the 2000 Olympics
Was named the Women's International Player of the Year (1994, 1996)
Was the first Australian woman to play professionally overseas
Was a member of the Phoenix Mercury (1997-2001), a WNBA All-Star starter (1999), and had her No. 7 jersey retired — becoming the first Mercury player and just the second WNBA player ever to have a jersey retired
Was inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame (2003) and the Basketball Australia Hall of Fame (2006)
Served as a development and assistant coach for the NBL's South Dragons (2007-2008), becoming just the second woman to be part of an NBL club's coaching staff
Served as an assistant coach for the Chinese national team at the 2008 Olympics, and again from 2013 to 2016
Served as an assistant coach for the Australian Women's National Team (2009-2012)
Was inducted into the FIBA Hall of Fame (2016) and elevated to Legend status in the Basketball Australia Hall of Fame that same year