USA Women's Pan American Team
Encyclopedia
The Pan American Team is one of the teams under the auspices of the USA Basketball
organization. The Pan American Games
are held every four years in the year before the Olympics. The first Pan American Games were held in 1951, but those games were men only. The Second Pan American games in 1955 included women's teams. Eligible teams are the members of FIBA Americas
. The USA has participated every year since the 1955 event, except for 1995, when the game were canceled, due to too few teams committed to play.
Participants in the Pan American games included the very best ever to be part of the sport–ten players ended up in the Naismith Hall of Fame
, including Cheryl Miller, Nancy Lieberman
and Lusia Harris
. Hall of Fame members Jody Conradt
, Billie Moore
, Cathy Rush
, C. Vivian Stringer
and Kay Yow
were coaches for Pan American teams, while Denise Curry
and Pat Summitt
participated both as players and coaches.
The 1959 team continued to draw from AAU ranks, with even more participation from the dominant team of the era, Wayland Baptist College. The team that year was largely made up of the Wayland Baptist team, including the head coach Harley Redin, and a few stars from other teams. The USA team would go on to win all eight games and the gold medal. The AAU influence would continue through 1971, with players from teams like the Raytown Piperettes, and St. Joseph's Pepsi-Cola, along with multiple representatives from the Nashville Business College and Wayland Baptist teams. The coaches were also drawn from these ranks, with Nashville Business College's John Head as head coach in 1963, and a second stint at head coach by Harley Redin in 1971. The USA team was dominant in the beginning, winning the gold medal in their first three appearances, then settled for the silver medal in 1967 and 1971, with the latter team being led by Linda Gamble
.
in 1971. With the enactment of Title IX
in 1972, the growth of women's sports in general, and women's basketball in particular, grew significantly in this era. The AIAW organized national championships starting in 1972, and the USA Basketball teams increasing drew from the ranks of the AIAW members.
In 1975, the Pan Am team included players such as Nancy Lieberman
, Lusia Harris
, Pat Head
, and Ann Meyers
, and coach Cathy Rush
, each of whom would be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.The gold medal winning 1975 team was especially dominant, winning all seven games convincingly. The closest game was the final against Brazil, and that game was won by the USA team 74–55.
The 1979 team, with Pat Head
now coaching instead of playing, had high hopes to repeat as gold medal winners. Virtually the same team had won the gold at the world Championships, and the gold at the Jones Cup
competition. however, the final game pitted undefeated USA against undefeated Cuba, and the Cuban team prevailed, 91–86.
The 1983 team returned to gold medal form, winning all five games in Caracas, Venezuela. The scoring leaders were Cheryl Miller, Lynette Woodard at 19.8 and 19.0 points per game, respectively. The team also included Anne Donovan
and Kim Mulkey, now better known as coaches.
in Guadalajara
, Jalisco
, Mexico
began on 14 October, but the women's basketball events commenced on the 21st. The team practiced in Texas, and left for Mexico on the 18th of October. The head coach of the USA team is Ceal Barry, from the University of Colorado
, who will be assisted by Jennifer Gillom
and Debbie Ryan
.
Despite the loss, there were some individual highlights. Breanna Stewart is the only high school player on the team, and the only high school player on a Pan Am team other than Nancy Lieberman. Despite being younger than her teammates, Stewart scored 18 points and pulled down 21 rebounds, setting a Pan Am record for a USA player. Katelan Redmon hit six of her eleven shots to score 16 points for the USA team.
The USA team started strong, scoring the first five points of the game, and extending the lead to 19-5 in the first quarter. However, the USA team only managed eight points in the second quarter, and the half came to a close with the score tied at 33 points apiece. Breanna Stewart had a double-double, with a team high 14 points, and eleven rebounds, tying her with Shante Evans for the rebounding honors.
The second loss eliminates the USA from medal contention, not only stopping the team from defending the 2007 Gold Medal, but removing them from medal contention for the first time In Pan Am history.
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USA Basketball
USA Basketball is a non-profit organization and the governing body for basketball in the United States. The organization represents the United States in FIBA and the men's and women's national basketball teams in the United States Olympic Committee...
organization. The Pan American Games
Pan American Games
The Pan-American or Pan American Games are a major event in the Americas featuring summer and formerly winter sports, in which thousands of athletes participate in a variety of competitions. The Pan American Games are the second largest multi-sport event after the Summer Olympics...
are held every four years in the year before the Olympics. The first Pan American Games were held in 1951, but those games were men only. The Second Pan American games in 1955 included women's teams. Eligible teams are the members of FIBA Americas
FIBA Americas
FIBA Americas is a zone within FIBA which contains the 44 FIBA Federations located in the Americas. FIBA Americas is headquartered in San Juan, Puerto Rico.- National teams :CONCECABACaribbean...
. The USA has participated every year since the 1955 event, except for 1995, when the game were canceled, due to too few teams committed to play.
Participants in the Pan American games included the very best ever to be part of the sport–ten players ended up in the Naismith Hall of Fame
Basketball Hall of Fame
The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, located in Springfield, Massachusetts, United States, honors exceptional basketball players, coaches, referees, executives, and other major contributors to the game of basketball worldwide...
, including Cheryl Miller, Nancy Lieberman
Nancy Lieberman
Nancy Elizabeth Lieberman , nicknamed "Lady Magic", is a former professional basketball player who played and coached in the WNBA.Lieberman is regarded as one of the greatest figures in women's basketball....
and Lusia Harris
Lusia Harris
Lusia "Lucy" Harris-Stewart is a former American basketball player. Harris is considered to be one of the pioneers of women's basketball...
. Hall of Fame members Jody Conradt
Jody Conradt
Jody Conradt is a retired women's basketball coach. She was the head coach for the women's team at University of Texas at Austin . Her coaching career spanned 38 years, with the last 31 years at UT from 1976 to 2007. She also served concurrently as the UT women's athletic director from 1992 to 2001...
, Billie Moore
Billie Moore
Billie J. Moore is an American basketball coach. She was the first coach in women's basketball history to lead teams from two different schools to national championships...
, Cathy Rush
Cathy Rush
Cathy Rush was the head women's basketball coach at Immaculata from 1972-1977. She led Immaculata to three consecutive AIAW national titles from 1972-1974. She led the Mighty Macs to six consecutive final four appearances in her six seasons with the school, attaining a 149-15 record. Rush was...
, C. Vivian Stringer
C. Vivian Stringer
Charlaine Vivian Stringer is a prominent African American basketball coach, with one of the best records in the history of women's basketball...
and Kay Yow
Kay Yow
Sandra Kay Yow was an American basketball coach. She was the head coach of the NC State Wolfpack women's basketball team from 1975 to 2009. A member of the Naismith Hall of Fame, she had more than 700 career wins. She also coached the U.S...
were coaches for Pan American teams, while Denise Curry
Denise Curry
Denise Curry is an American former basketball player and college and professional basketball coach. As of the 2007-2008 season, she is in her fifth year as an assistant basketball coach for the Cal State Long Beach women's basketball team.-College basketball:Curry moved to Davis, California by the...
and Pat Summitt
Pat Summitt
Patricia "Pat" Head Summitt is an American women's college basketball coach. She is currently the head coach of the Tennessee Lady Vols basketball team. She is the all-time winningest coach in NCAA basketball history of either a men's or women's team in any division...
participated both as players and coaches.
AAU era
In the early years of the Pan American(Pan Am) games, the players came from the AAU teams. The players for the 1955 team were drawn primarily from Hanes Hosiery Mills, Wayland College Flying Queens, the Dons, and Dowells Dolls. These four teams played each other in a tournament to help select the players for the Pan Am team. Hanes Hosiery came in first ahead of Wayland Baptist. This result would not be surprising, as these were the two dominant teams of the era. Hanes Hosiery won the AAU national championship in 1951, 1952, and 1953, beating Wayland two of those three years, and Wayland would go on to win the national championship the net four years 1954–1957. Not surprisingly, the twelve player Pan American team was dominated by these two teams, with six Wayland Baptist players and three from Hanes Hosiery. While Wayland provided the largest number of players, Hanes provided the captain, Lurlyne Greer Mealhouse, who would score over 18 points per game, more than twice the second highest scorer, and still the third highest scoring average in Pan American history. Greer was considered to be the best AAU player of her era.The 1959 team continued to draw from AAU ranks, with even more participation from the dominant team of the era, Wayland Baptist College. The team that year was largely made up of the Wayland Baptist team, including the head coach Harley Redin, and a few stars from other teams. The USA team would go on to win all eight games and the gold medal. The AAU influence would continue through 1971, with players from teams like the Raytown Piperettes, and St. Joseph's Pepsi-Cola, along with multiple representatives from the Nashville Business College and Wayland Baptist teams. The coaches were also drawn from these ranks, with Nashville Business College's John Head as head coach in 1963, and a second stint at head coach by Harley Redin in 1971. The USA team was dominant in the beginning, winning the gold medal in their first three appearances, then settled for the silver medal in 1967 and 1971, with the latter team being led by Linda Gamble
Linda Gamble (basketball)
Linda Gamble was an American women's basketball player of the 1960's and 1970's, and Pan American Games silver medalist in 1971. She is considered one of the female pioneers in the sport, having helped bring women's basketball international attention.-Basketball career:Gamble was born and raised...
.
College era
Although many of the players on earlier teams were playing at colleges, the competitions were organized by the AAU. Over time, the emphasis shifted to college organizations. The Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics for Women started in 1967, then evolved into the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for WomenAssociation for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women
The Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women was founded in 1971 to govern collegiate women's athletics in the United States and to administer national championships. It evolved out of the Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics for Women . The association was one of the biggest...
in 1971. With the enactment of Title IX
Title IX
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 is a United States law, enacted on June 23, 1972, that amended Title IX of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. In 2002 it was renamed the Patsy T. Mink Equal Opportunity in Education Act, in honor of its principal author Congresswoman Mink, but is most...
in 1972, the growth of women's sports in general, and women's basketball in particular, grew significantly in this era. The AIAW organized national championships starting in 1972, and the USA Basketball teams increasing drew from the ranks of the AIAW members.
In 1975, the Pan Am team included players such as Nancy Lieberman
Nancy Lieberman
Nancy Elizabeth Lieberman , nicknamed "Lady Magic", is a former professional basketball player who played and coached in the WNBA.Lieberman is regarded as one of the greatest figures in women's basketball....
, Lusia Harris
Lusia Harris
Lusia "Lucy" Harris-Stewart is a former American basketball player. Harris is considered to be one of the pioneers of women's basketball...
, Pat Head
Pat Summitt
Patricia "Pat" Head Summitt is an American women's college basketball coach. She is currently the head coach of the Tennessee Lady Vols basketball team. She is the all-time winningest coach in NCAA basketball history of either a men's or women's team in any division...
, and Ann Meyers
Ann Meyers
Ann Meyers Drysdale is a retired American basketball player and sportscaster. She was a standout player in high school, college, the Olympic Games, international tournaments, and the professional levels.Meyers was the first player to be part of the U.S. national team while still in high school...
, and coach Cathy Rush
Cathy Rush
Cathy Rush was the head women's basketball coach at Immaculata from 1972-1977. She led Immaculata to three consecutive AIAW national titles from 1972-1974. She led the Mighty Macs to six consecutive final four appearances in her six seasons with the school, attaining a 149-15 record. Rush was...
, each of whom would be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.The gold medal winning 1975 team was especially dominant, winning all seven games convincingly. The closest game was the final against Brazil, and that game was won by the USA team 74–55.
The 1979 team, with Pat Head
Pat Summitt
Patricia "Pat" Head Summitt is an American women's college basketball coach. She is currently the head coach of the Tennessee Lady Vols basketball team. She is the all-time winningest coach in NCAA basketball history of either a men's or women's team in any division...
now coaching instead of playing, had high hopes to repeat as gold medal winners. Virtually the same team had won the gold at the world Championships, and the gold at the Jones Cup
USA Women’s R. William Jones Cup Team
The R. Williams Jones Cup Team is one of the teams under the auspices of the USA Basketball organization. The R. William Jones Cup competition is an international basketball tournament for men's and women's teams held in Taipei, Taiwan almost annually since the inaugural event in 1997...
competition. however, the final game pitted undefeated USA against undefeated Cuba, and the Cuban team prevailed, 91–86.
The 1983 team returned to gold medal form, winning all five games in Caracas, Venezuela. The scoring leaders were Cheryl Miller, Lynette Woodard at 19.8 and 19.0 points per game, respectively. The team also included Anne Donovan
Anne Donovan
Anne Donovan is an American retired basketball player and the current head coach of the women's basketball team at Seton Hall University. She was formerly an assistant coach, then interim head coach of the New York Liberty of the WNBA...
and Kim Mulkey, now better known as coaches.
2011
The 2011 Pan American Games2011 Pan American Games
The 2011 Pan American Games, officially the XVI Pan American Games, was an international multi-sport event that was held from October 14–30, 2011 in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. Some events were held in the nearby cities of Ciudad Guzmán, Puerto Vallarta, Lagos de Moreno and Tapalpa...
in Guadalajara
Guadalajara
Guadalajara may refer to:In Mexico:*Guadalajara, Jalisco, the capital of the state of Jalisco and second largest city in Mexico**Guadalajara Metropolitan Area*University of Guadalajara, a public university in Guadalajara, Jalisco...
, Jalisco
Jalisco
Jalisco officially Estado Libre y Soberano de Jalisco is one of the 31 states which, with the Federal District, comprise the 32 Federal Entities of Mexico. It is located in Western Mexico and divided in 125 municipalities and its capital city is Guadalajara.It is one of the more important states...
, Mexico
Mexico
The United Mexican States , commonly known as Mexico , is a federal constitutional republic in North America. It is bordered on the north by the United States; on the south and west by the Pacific Ocean; on the southeast by Guatemala, Belize, and the Caribbean Sea; and on the east by the Gulf of...
began on 14 October, but the women's basketball events commenced on the 21st. The team practiced in Texas, and left for Mexico on the 18th of October. The head coach of the USA team is Ceal Barry, from the University of Colorado
University of Colorado
The University of Colorado system is a system of public universities in Colorado consisting of three universities in four campuses: University of Colorado Boulder, University of Colorado Colorado Springs, and University of Colorado Denver in downtown Denver and at the Anschutz Medical Campus in...
, who will be assisted by Jennifer Gillom
Jennifer Gillom
Jennifer "Grandmama" Gillom is a former WNBA basketball player who played for the Phoenix Mercury from 1997 to 2002...
and Debbie Ryan
Debbie Ryan
Debbie Ryan is the former head coach for the women's basketball team at the University of Virginia. Ryan also coached the American women's basketball team at the 2003 Pan American Games. She was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2000 but is currently in remission...
.
USA versus Argentina
The USA team fell to Argentina 58-55 in their opening match. The USA team opened strong, ending the first period with a 14 point lead, but the USA team let up, and the Argentines closed the half with a 15-5 run which cut the margin to four. There were six lead changes in the final quarter, but when the USA team failed to convert a layup in the final seconds of the game which would have tied the score, the USA team was forced to foul, and the team from Argentina won by three points.Despite the loss, there were some individual highlights. Breanna Stewart is the only high school player on the team, and the only high school player on a Pan Am team other than Nancy Lieberman. Despite being younger than her teammates, Stewart scored 18 points and pulled down 21 rebounds, setting a Pan Am record for a USA player. Katelan Redmon hit six of her eleven shots to score 16 points for the USA team.
USA versus Puerto Rico
The USA team lost against Puerto Rico 75-70, in a game that was tied in the fourth quarter. The USA team easily won the rebounding battle 44-28, and shot slightly better than Puerto Rico (38% versus 37%), but had eight more turnovers.The USA team started strong, scoring the first five points of the game, and extending the lead to 19-5 in the first quarter. However, the USA team only managed eight points in the second quarter, and the half came to a close with the score tied at 33 points apiece. Breanna Stewart had a double-double, with a team high 14 points, and eleven rebounds, tying her with Shante Evans for the rebounding honors.
The second loss eliminates the USA from medal contention, not only stopping the team from defending the 2007 Gold Medal, but removing them from medal contention for the first time In Pan Am history.
USA versus Mexico
In the final match of the first round, the USA team defeated previously undefeated Mexico 87-58. The host team lead at the end of the first quarter by four points, and still lead at the half by three, but the USA outscored Mexico 35-15 in the third quarter to take a commanding lead. The leading scorer for the USA was again Breanna Stewart, with 17 points. Also scoring in double digits were Christine Flores , April Sykes and Emilie Johnson. Katelan Redmon was the leading rebounder on the team with ten rebounds. The USA finished fourth in their bracket, and go on to play Jamaica for seventh place.USA versus Jamaica
After a slow start, the USA team put together an 18-2 run, and coasted to an easy victory over the Jamaica team by a score of 87-41, securing a seventh place overall finish in the event. Tavelyn James was the leading scorer with 19 points, while Shante Evans and Avery Warley each secured ten rebounds. Although still a high school student, Breanna Stewart earned spots in the USA Pan Am competition record books, setting single game rebounds record with 21 rebounds in a game. She also had nine blocks in the competition, putting her in second place, and her 88.5% free throw shooting is the fourth best ever.Record
- 1955 : 1st
- 1959 : 1st
- 1963 : 1st
- 1967 : 2nd
- 1971 : 2nd
- 1975 : 1st
- 1979 : 2nd
- 1983 : 1st
- 1987 : 1st
- 1991 : 3rd
- 1995 : Cancelled
- 1999 : 3rd
- 2003 : 2nd
- 2007 : 1st
Coaches and results
The following people were head coaches, assistant coaches and managers at Pan American competitions:| First | Last | Postion | Coached at | Year | W-L | Results | Location |
| Mildred | Barnes | Manager | Warrensburg, MO | 1975 | 7–0 | Gold Medal | Mexico City, Mexico |
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| Ceal | Barry | Head Coach | University of Colorado | 2011 | | | Guadalajara, Mexico |
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| Kathi | Bennett | Assistant Coach | Indiana University | 2003 | 5–2 | Silver Medal | Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic |
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| Joan | Bonvicini | Assistant Coach | University of Arizona | 1991 | 4–2 | Bronze Medal | Havana, Cuba |
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| Jody | Conradt | Head Coach | University of Texas | 1987 | 4–0 | Gold Medal | Indianapolis, Indiana, USA |
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| Alberta | Cox | Head Coach | Raytown Piperettes (MO) | 1967 | 6–2 | Silver Medal | Winnipeg, Canada |
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| Denise | Curry | Assistant Coach | California State Fullerton | 1999 | 4–3 | Bronze Medal | Winnipeg, Canada |
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| Kathy | Delaney-Smith | Assistant Coach | Harvard University (MA) | 2007 | 5–0 | Gold Medal | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
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| Margaret | Downing | Manager | Southern State College (AR) | 1967 | 6–2 | Silver Medal | Winnipeg, Canada |
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| Margaret | Downing | Manager | Southern State College (AR) | 1971 | 5–1 | Silver Medal | Cali, Colombia |
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| Lin | Dunn | Manager | Purdue University (IN) | 1987 | 4–0 | Gold Medal | Indianapolis, Indiana, USA |
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| Paula | Edney | Head Coach | Athletes in Action | 1995 | Competition Cancelled | | Mar del Plata, Argentina |
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| Tonya | Edwards | Assistant Coach | Northwestern Community High School (MI) | 1995 | Competition Cancelled | | Mar del Plata, Argentina |
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| Nell | Fortner | Head Coach | USA Basketball | 1999 | 4–3 | Bronze Medal | Winnipeg, Canada |
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| Fran | Garmon | Head Coach | Texas Christian University | 1983 | 5–0 | Gold Medal | Caracas, Venezuela |
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| Bill | Gibbons | Assistant Coach | The College of the Holy Cross (MA) | 2007 | 5–0 | Gold Medal | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
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| Peggie | Gillom | Assistant Coach | Texas A&M University | 1999 | 4–3 | Bronze Medal | Winnipeg, Canada |
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| Jennifer | Gillom | Assistant Coach | USA Basketball | 2011 | | | Guadalajara, Mexico |
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| Betty_Jo | Graber | Assistant Coach | Weatherford College (TX) | 1979 | 5–1 | Silver Medal | San Juan, Puerto Rico |
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| John | Head | Head Coach | Nashville Business College (TN) | 1963 | 6–1 | Gold Medal | Sao Paulo, Brazil |
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| Pat | Head | Head Coach | University of Tennessee | 1979 | 5–1 | Silver Medal | San Juan, Puerto Rico |
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| Phyllis | Holmes | Manager | Greenville College (IL) | 1983 | 5–0 | Gold Medal | Caracas, Venezuela |
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| Caddo | Mathews | Head Coach | Wayland Col. Flying Queens (TX) | 1955 | 8–0 | Gold Medal | Mexico City, Mexico |
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| Colleen | Matsuhara | Assistant Coach | University of Texas | 1987 | 4–0 | Gold Medal | Indianapolis, Indiana, USA |
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| Tennie | McGhee | Assistant Coach | Nashville Business College (TN) | 1963 | 6–1 | Gold Medal | Sao Paulo, Brazil |
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| Laurine | Mickelsen | Manager | AAU (Murray, UT) | 1959 | 8–0 | Gold Medal | Chicago, Illinois, USA |
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| Billie | Moore | Assistant Coach | Fullerton State University (CA) | 1975 | 7–0 | Gold Medal | Mexico City, Mexico |
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| Cindy | Noble-Hauserman | Assistant Coach | Centre College (KY) | 1995 | Competition Cancelled | | Mar del Plata, Argentina |
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| Trina | Patterson | Assistant Coach | University of Albany (NY) | 2003 | 5–2 | Silver Medal | Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic |
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| Lea | Plarski | Manager | St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley (MO) | 1979 | 5–1 | Silver Medal | San Juan, Puerto Rico |
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| Harley | Redin | Head Coach | Wayland Baptist College (TX) | 1959 | 8–0 | Gold Medal | Chicago, Illinois, USA |
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| Harley | Redin | Head Coach | Wayland Baptist College (TX) | 1971 | 5–1 | Silver Medal | Cali, Colombia |
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| Olan | Ruble | Assistant Coach | Iowa Wesleyan College | 1967 | 6–2 | Silver Medal | Winnipeg, Canada |
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| Cathy | Rush | Head Coach | Immaculata College (PA) | 1975 | 7–0 | Gold Medal | Mexico City, Mexico |
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| Debbie | Ryan | Head Coach | University of Virginia | 2003 | 5–2 | Silver Medal | Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic |
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| Debbie | Ryan | Assistant Coach | University of Virginia (retired) | 2011 | | | Guadalajara, Mexico |
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| Dawn | Staley | Head Coach | Temple University | 2007 | 5–0 | Gold Medal | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
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| Marianne | Stanley | Assistant Coach | University of Southern California | 1991 | 4–2 | Bronze Medal | Havana, Cuba |
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| C._Vivian | Stringer | Head Coach | University of Iowa | 1991 | 4–2 | Bronze Medal | Havana, Cuba |
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| Lillian | Van_Blarcom | Manager | AAU (Wichita, KS) | 1955 | 8–0 | Gold Medal | Mexico City, Mexico |
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| Dean | Weese | Assistant Coach | AAU (Spearman, TX) | 1971 | 5–1 | Silver Medal | Cali, Colombia |
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| Kay | Yow | Assistant Coach | North Carolina State University | 1983 | 5–0 | Gold Medal | Caracas, Venezuela |
Players
The following players participated on Pan American teams:| First | Last | Year | Played at |
| Matee | Ajavon | 2007 | Rutgers |
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| Rita | Alexander | 1955 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Nicky | Anosike | 2007 | Tennessee |
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| Jayne | Appel | 2007 | Stanford |
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| C._Phillips | Aspedon | 1967 | Raytown Piperettes |
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| Jennifer | Azzi | 1991 | Stanford |
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| Doris | Barding | 1963 | Nashville Business College |
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| Janice | Beach | 1971 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Catherine | Benedetto | 1967 | Central Washington |
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| Jenni | Benningfield | 2003 | Vanderbilt |
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| Carol | Blazejowski | 1979 | Montclair State College |
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| Carol | Bollinger | 1971 | Ouachita Baptist |
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| Susan | Britton | 1971 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Barbara | Brown | 1979 | Stephen F. Austin State |
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| Cindy | Brown | 1987 | Long Beach State |
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| Edwina | Brown | 1999 | Texas |
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| Rebekkah | Brunson | 2003 | Georgetown |
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| Carolyn | Bush | 1975 | Wayland Baptist |
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| Edna | Campbell | 1995 | Texas |
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| Ruby | Cannon | 1955 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Ruth | Cannon | 1955 | Hutcherson Flying QueensWayland Baptist College |
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| Jamie | Carey | 2003 | Texas |
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| Brona | Coble | 1963 | Nashville Business College |
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| Marissa | Coleman | 2007 | Maryland |
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| Cheryl | Cook | 1983 | Cincinnati |
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| Cynthia | Cooper | 1987 | Southern California |
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| Joan | Crawford | 1959 | Nashville Business College |
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| Joan | Crawford | 1963 | Nashville Business College |
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| Sylvia | Crawley | 1995 | North Carolina |
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| Sylvia | Crawley | 1999 | Portland Power |
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| Beth | Cunningham | 1999 | Philadelphia Rage / Notre Dame |
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| Denise | Curry | 1979 | UCLA |
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| Denise | Curry | 1983 | UCLA |
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| Lucille | Davidson | 1959 | Ray Smith Fords |
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| Clarissa | Davis | 1987 | Texas |
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| Myrna | DeBerry | 1967 | Ouachita Baptist |
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| Karen | Deden | 1995 | Washington |
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| Medina | Dixon | 1991 | Old Dominion |
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| Anne | Donovan | 1983 | Old Dominion |
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| Anne | Donovan | 1987 | Old Dominion |
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| Carolyn | Dornak | 1971 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Nancy | Dunkle | 1975 | California State Fullerton |
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| Rita | Easterling | 1975 | Mississippi College-Women |
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| Teresa | Edwards | 1987 | Georgia |
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| Teresa | Edwards | 1991 | Georgia |
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| Michelle | Edwards | 1991 | Iowa |
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| Kamie | Ethridge | 1987 | Texas |
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| Dena | Evans | 1995 | Virginia |
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| Shante | Evans | 2011 | Hofstra |
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| Sandra | Fiete | 1963 | St. Joseph Pepsi-Cola |
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| Mary_Lois | Finley | 1967 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Christine | Flores | 2011 | Missouri |
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| Emily | Fox | 2007 | Minnesota |
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| Eunice | Futch | 1955 | Hanes Hosiery Mills |
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| Katryna | Gaither | 1999 | San Jose Lasers / Notre Dame |
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| Linda | Gamble | 1971 | Ouachita Baptist |
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| Betty | Gaule | 1967 | Raytown Piperettes Missouri-Kansas City |
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| Jennifer | Gillom | 1987 | Mississippi |
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| Molly | Goodenbour | 1995 | Stanford |
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| Bridgette | Gordon | 1991 | Tennessee |
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| Lola | Ham | 1967 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Lusia | Harris | 1975 | Delta State |
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| Fran | Harris | 1987 | Texas |
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| Pat | Head | 1975 | Tennessee-Martin |
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| Patty_Jo | Hedges | 1983 | Kentucky |
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| Tara | Heiss | 1979 | Maryland |
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| Sonja | Henning | 1991 | Stanford |
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| Amy | Herrig | 1999 | Iowa |
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| Roneeka | Hodges | 2003 | Florida State |
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| Rita | Horky | 1959 | Nashville Business College/Iowa Wesleyan |
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| Rita | Horky | 1963 | Nashville Business College/Iowa Wesleyan |
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| Alexis | Hornbuckle | 2007 | Tennessee |
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| Chardé | Houston | 2007 | Connecticut |
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| Melody | Howard | 1995 | Southwest Missouri State |
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| Tasha | Humphrey | 2007 | Georgia |
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| Lisa | Ingram | 1983 | Northeast Louisiana |
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| Thelma_Gay | Ivey | 1959 | Clarendon J. C. |
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| Tavelyn | James | 2011 | Eastern Michigan |
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| Emilie | Johnson | 2011 | UC Santa Barbara |
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| Evelyn | Jordan | 1955 | Hanes Hosiery Mills |
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| Marissa | Kastanek | 2011 | North Carolina State |
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| Kris | Kirchner | 1979 | Maryland |
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| Joyce | Kite | 1959 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Edith | Kline | 1955 | Midland Jewelry |
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| Laurie | Koehn | 2003 | Kansas State |
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| Venus | Lacy | 1991 | Louisiana Tech |
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| Erlana | Larkins | 2007 | North Carolina |
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| Janice | Lawrence | 1983 | Louisiana Tech |
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| Charlotte | Lewis | 1975 | Illinois State |
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| Nancy | Lieberman | 1975 | Far Rockaway H. S. |
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| Nancy | Lieberman | 1979 | Old Dominion |
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| Andrea | Lloyd | 1987 | Texas |
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| Andrea | Lloyd | 1991 | Texas |
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| Carla | Lowry | 1959 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Kevi | Luper | 2011 | Oral Roberts |
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| Michelle | Marciniak | 1999 | Nashville Noise / Tennessee |
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| Glyna | Masten | 1963 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Judy | Matlock | 1967 | Raytown Piperettes Missouri-Kansas City |
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| Janel | McCarville | 2003 | Minnesota |
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| Katrina | McClain | 1987 | Georgia |
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| Katrina | McClain | 1991 | Georgia |
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| Angel | McCoughtry | 2007 | Louisville |
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| Danielle | McCulley | 1999 | Portland Power / Western Kentucky |
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| Valencia | McFarland | 2011 | Mississippi |
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| Pam | McGee | 1983 | Southern California |
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| Carla | McGhee | 1995 | Tennessee |
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| L._Greer | Mealhouse | 1955 | Hanes Hosiery Mills/Little Rock J. C. |
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| Ann | Meyers | 1975 | UCLA |
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| Ann | Meyers | 1979 | UCLA |
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| Carolyn | Miller | 1959 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Carolyn | Miller | 1967 | Houston Jets/ Wayland |
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| Cheryl | Miller | 1983 | Southern California |
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| Loree | Moore | 2003 | Tennessee |
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| Kim | Mulkey | 1983 | Louisiana Tech |
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| Patsy | Neal | 1959 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Sally | Nerren | 1963 | Nashville Business College |
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| Glenda | Nicholson | 1959 | Iowa Wesleyan |
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| Cindy | Noble | 1983 | Tennessee |
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| Mary_Ann | O'Connor | 1975 | Southern Connecticut State |
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| Lometa | Odom | 1955 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Anita | Palmer | 1971 | Wisconsin |
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| Tari | Phillips | 1995 | Central Florida |
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| LaTaunya | Pollard | 1983 | Long Beach State |
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| Nicole | Powell | 2003 | Stanford |
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| Lynn | Pride | 1999 | Kansas |
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| Jill | Rankin | 1979 | Wayland Baptist |
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| Cherri | Rapp | 1971 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Cherri | Rapp | 1975 | Wayland Baptist |
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| Katelan | Redmon | 2011 | Gonzaga |
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| Doris | Rogers | 1963 | Nashville Business College |
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| Sue | Rojcewicz | 1975 | Southern Connecticut State |
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| Annette_Kay | Rutt | 1967 | Raytown Piperettes/Illinois State |
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| Norma | Schwarz | 1963 | Sioux Machinery/Westmar College |
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| Marsha | Scoggin | 1959 | Hutcherson Flying Queens /Wayland Baptist College |
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| Betty | Scott | 1963 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/ Wayland Baptist College |
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| Alisa | Scott | 1987 | Mississippi |
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| Evelyn | Searles | 1959 | Dowell's Dolls |
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| Becky | Shaw | 1971 | Raytown Piperettes |
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| Marcia | Shieldknight | 1971 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/ Wayland Baptist College |
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| Juliene | Simpson | 1975 | John F. Kennedy College |
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| Barbara_Ann | Sipes | 1955 | K. C. Dons/ Iowa Wesleyan |
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| Barbara_Ann | Sipes | 1967 | Raytown Piperettes/ Iowa Wesleyan |
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| Mauriece | Smith | 1967 | Raytown Piperettes/Missouri-Kansas City |
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| Maurienne | Smithson | 1955 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Dawn | Staley | 1995 | Virginia |
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| Kayla | Standish | 2011 | Gonzaga |
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| Katy | Steding | 1995 | Stanford |
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| June | Stewart | 1959 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Breanna | Stewart | 2011 | Cicero-North Syracuse H.S./North Syracuse, N.Y. |
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| Andrea | Stinson | 1991 | North Carolina State |
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| Regina | Street | 1991 | Memphis State |
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| Ann | Strother | 2003 | Connecticut |
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| Lois | Stuflick | 1971 | Parsons College |
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| Jackie | Swaim | 1979 | Texas |
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| Laura | Switzer | 1963 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Sheryl | Swoopes | 1995 | Texas Tech |
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| April | Sykes | 2011 | Rutgers |
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| Lindsay | Taylor | 2003 | UC Santa Barbara |
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| Mel | Thomas | 2007 | Connecticut |
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| Iciss | Tillis | 2003 | Duke |
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| Jan | Trombly | 1979 | Old Dominion |
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| Barbara | Turner | 2003 | Connecticut |
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| Itoro | Umoh | 1999 | Clemson |
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| Sandy | Van_Cleave | 1971 | Parsons College |
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| Rosie | Walker | 1979 | Stephen F. Austin State |
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| DeMya | Walker | 1999 | Virginia |
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| Avery | Warley | 2011 | Liberty |
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| Holly | Warlick | 1979 | Tennessee |
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| Katherine | Washington | 1959 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Umeki | Webb | 1999 | Phoenix Mercury / North Carolina State |
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| Jo_Helen | White | 1955 | Dowell's Dolls/West Texas State |
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| Valeria | Whiting | 1995 | Stanford |
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| Sue | Wicks | 1987 | Rutgers |
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| Candice | Wiggins | 2007 | Stanford |
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| Lorraine | Williams | 1963 | Iowa Wesleyan |
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| Mary | Williams | 1971 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Faye | Wilson | 1955 | Hutcherson Flying Queens/Wayland Baptist College |
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| Dixie | Woodall | 1967 | Raytown Piperettes |
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| Lynette | Woodard | 1983 | Kansas |
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| Lynette | Woodard | 1991 | Kansas |
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| Dana | Wynne | 1999 | Colorado Xplosion / Seton Hall |
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- USA women's national basketball team
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