[Lady Vols News]

The Women's Basketball Hall of Fame will honor its ninth group of inductees on June 9 at the Historic Tennessee Theatre in Knoxville, Tenn. The Induction Weekend, Legends of the Game Off the Court and into the Spotlight, includes two days of festivities to honor the Class of 2007.

The six members of the Class of 2007 are: former Tennessee Lady Vols Daedra Charles-Furlow and Bridgette Gordon, Texas standout Andrea Lloyd Curry, former Louisiana Tech post player Pamela Kelly-Flowers, Philadelphia Inquirer sportswriter Mel Greenberg and Georgia head coach Andy Landers.

Charles-Furlow and Gordon teamed up to lead the Lady Vols to the 1989 National Championship. They are two of only five Lady Vols to have their numbers retired and were both members of the inaugural Class of 2001 into the Tennessee Lady Vol Athletic Hall of Fame. Individually, their statistics also speak volumes.

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME INDUCTIONS INCLUDE GORDON AND CHARLES

[Lady Vols News]

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Andy Landers has had great success since being hired as women's basketball coach at Georgia in 1979. He still has at least one item left on his to do list.

"We've done everything there is to do in women's basketball with the exception of one thing and that's win the national championship," Landers said Friday after touring the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, where he is a new inductee.

Landers headlines the six inductees, joining Texas player Andrea Lloyd Curry, Louisiana Tech player Pamela Kelly-Flowers, Tennessee teammates Daedra Charles-Furlow and Bridgette Gordon and veteran Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Mel Greenberg. A weekend of activities was planned for the inductees.

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME INDUCTS SIX