Honor Women's Basketball Hall of Fame

Officiated her first NCAA Division I women's basketball game (1991)
Joined the NBA's referee training program (1995)
Selected to officiate in the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament (1996)
Officiated the WNBA's inaugural season and the first WNBA Championship (1997)
Became the first woman to officiate an NBA game, alongside Dee Kantner, and the first woman to officiate in any major U.S. men's professional sports league (1997)
Naismith Award Women's Official of the Year (1999)
Officiated five NCAA Women's Final Fours, including two national championship games
Became the first woman to officiate an NBA playoff game (2006)
Named coordinator of women's basketball officials for the West Coast Conference (2009) and Pac-12 Conference (2010), later adding the WAC, Big Sky, and Big West
Became the first woman to officiate an All-Star Game in any major U.S. professional sport, at the NBA All-Star Game (2014)
Retired from on-court officiating after 19 NBA seasons and 919 games, moving into an NBA referee development role (2016)
Inducted into the Cal Poly Pomona Athletics Hall of Fame (2020)
Received an honorary doctorate from Cal Poly Pomona (2022)
National Association of Sports Officials Gold Whistle Award (2023)
Inducted into the California Collegiate Athletic Association Hall of Fame (2023)
Starting point guard at Cal Poly Pomona under Coach Darlene May, leading the Broncos to a 107-20 record, four NCAA Division II Tournament appearances, three regional titles, and four CCAA regular season championships (1982-1986)
2x NCAA Division II National Champion with Cal Poly Pomona (1985, 1986)