Delta State’s women’s basketball legacy endures even as national spotlight has faded
Delta State's women's basketball team has a rich legacy, having won three straight national championships in the 1970s. The team's history is still celebrated today, with reminders of its past success scattered across the campus.
Delta State's women's basketball team was formed in 1973. The team, led by coach Margaret Wade, quickly became a powerhouse, winning three national championships. The team's success was fueled by players like Lusia Harris, a future Hall of Famer. Today, the team's legacy lives on, with its history celebrated across the campus. The basketball court is named after coach Lloyd Clark, who led the team to three national titles. The team's current coach, Tracy Stewart-Lange, makes sure prospective players know about the program's legacy.
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