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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You don’t make it in life alone…and you definitely don’t make it into the @wbhof alone, so yesterday I had the opportunity to thank those that helped me on my journey!! Some were present, some were there in spirit, nonetheless it was one of the most memorable moments of my life!! I’m forever grateful for the impact the game of basketball has had in my life!! For those of you that always have supported me, I THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart!! ❤️🙏🏽🇵🇹

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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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It all started out as a dream to play in the Olympics… and armed with Faith, a work ethic and the love and support of my family, I started chasing after that dream. I could never have predicted the path, but I am incredibly grateful for the journey! The sport of basketball shaped who I am as a woman, it took me around the world, connected me with incredible teammates, coaches and friends, and taught me that sport is a powerful tool that can be used to positively impact the lives of others. My heart is filled with gratitude to so many women and men who have helped me on this journey. I am humbled and honored to be going into the @wbhof Class if 2019! -🎥 by my amazing husband @benhunter_art #wnba #ndwbb #nbacares #nothingbutnets #nokidhungry #wbhof #miamiheat

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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 WBB (@KentuckyWBB) June 9, 2019