Honor Women's Basketball Hall of Fame

Played at Mississippi College (1973-1977)
Led Mississippi College to three AIAW national tournaments, including a runner-up finish to Immaculata (1974, 1976, 1977)
Won gold with Team USA at the Pan American Games (1975)
Member of the U.S. National Women's Basketball Team (1976)
First Team Kodak All-American (1977)
Won silver with Team USA at the World University Games (1977)
Set Mississippi College's career assists record with 520 and single-season records for assists and field goals attempted
Selected in the first round of the inaugural WBL Draft by the Chicago Hustle, playing three seasons (1978-1981)
Played in the WBL's inaugural game (1978)
WBL Most Valuable Player, averaging 21.5 points and 10.1 assists per game (1979)
MVP of the first WBL All-Star Game (1979)
Led the WBL in assists with 313 (1979)
2x WBL All-Pro (1979, 1980)
Ranked in the top five in all-time WBL assists
Assistant coach (1981) and head coach (1983-1990) of the Mississippi College women's basketball team
Head coach of the Mississippi College softball team (1986-1989)
Inducted into the Mississippi College Athletic Hall of Fame (2006)
Named one of ESPN's Top 25 Women's College Basketball Players of the Pre-NCAA Era (2006)
Inducted into the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame (2011)