Former WNBA players, Ticha Penicheiro, Ruth Riley Hunter and Valerie Still were inducted into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame last weekend.

Congratulations to former #WNBA players @TichaPenicheiro, @ruthriley00, and @ValerieStill1 on being inducted to the Class of 2019 Women's Basketball Hall of Fame last night! ? @WBHOF pic.twitter.com/Ft393lgOYu

— WNBA (@WNBA) June 9, 2019

Penicheiro is No. 2 on the WNBA’s all-time assists list.

This feeling is very surreal…Today I will be inducted into the @wbhof
I’m SO VERY grateful for all of those that were part of my journey and helped me get to this stage: FAMILY, friends, teammates, coaches, fans,… https://t.co/412ObbQYxQ

— Ticha Penicheiro (@TichaPenicheiro) June 8, 2019

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Riley Hunter was the 2003 Finals MVP.

Blessed beyond words to join these phenomenal women as the @wbhof class of 2019!! ? ? My journey started out as a dream… and the gap of it going from a hopeful aspiration to a realized achievement was bridged by… https://t.co/4YZbYAuqXw

— Ruth Riley Hunter (@ruthriley00) June 11, 2019

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Still is the University of Kentucky’s career scoring leader.

It’s it’s officially official. @ValerieStill1 is in the @WBHOF after an amazing speech tonight in Knoxville. #BBN #WeAreUK pic.twitter.com/tTF1YgA7yD

— Kentucky Women’s Basketball (@KentuckyWBB) June 9, 2019