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Former Lady Vol to be inducted into Anderson County High School Sports Hall of Fame
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Former Tennessee women's basketball player Shelley Sexton Collier will be inducted into the Anderson County High School (Clinton, Tennessee) Sports Hall of Fame on Thursday.
An induction ceremony for the 2025 Hall of Fame class will take place at halftime of Anderson County's football game versus Gibbs High School (Corryton, Tennessee).
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Collier was a guard and captain on the Lady Vols' first national championship team in 1987.
She graduated from Anderson County in 1983 after attending Lake City High School, which merged with Norris High School to create Anderson County. Collier was a two-time All-State player in high school and an All-American as a senior when she averaged 23 points per game. She scored 1,945 points during her high school career.
Collier won a national championship as a player and graduate assistant coach under head coach Pat Summitt at Tennessee. She played at Tennessee from 1983-87 and advanced to three NCAA Tournament Final Fours.
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