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Patsy Neal, Flying Queen from 1956-60 and a native of Elberton, Georgia, was among 10 former athletes inducted to the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame in a ceremony on Feb. 21, 2026. The weekend festivities included a jacket ceremony on Feb. 20 and a FanFest/autograph session on the 21st.
source: Flying Queens Museum In this spotlight, we highlight a significant piece of Flying Queen’s history—an official uniform worn by Darla Armes Ford (#35) from 1980 to 1984. Throughout the years, the Flying Queens’ uniforms evolved alongside changing athletic trends. During this period, the team wore dark blue or yellow tops, with darker colors designated…
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The Hutcherson Flying Queens Foundation (HFQF) is excited to announce the launch of a new Mentorship Initiative in 2026. This initiative will create meaningful connections between our esteemed alumni and the current student-athletes of the Wayland Baptist Flying Queens women’s basketball team, fostering a community of support that bridges generations. The program is designed to…
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The Flying Queens closed the regular season with six games in February. The team finished the month with a 2-6 record and finished the season 12-16 overall and 11-11 in Sooner Athletic Conference play. After losing the last regular season game in a heartbreaker to Mid-American Christian University (MACU), 75-77, the team turned around to…
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