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The Washington Post When Linda Price arrived on campus at Wayland Baptist College as a freshman in 1966, she encountered all of the prejudice against women that could be expected at a small, religious school in a farming town in the conservative Texas Panhandle. At Wayland, different sets of curfews meant she had an earlier…
Read MoreSan Antonio Express-News The turning point in women’s sports might not have been the landmark Title IX legislation or even the rise of global superstars in women’s tennis and basketball. Rather, it might have taken place on the campus of a small, conservative, Southern Baptist college in a small Texas Panhandle town in the early…
Read MoreLA Times The trip from Kingfisher County took five hours by car, across Oklahoma and down the Texas panhandle. A basketball star in high school, Kaye Garms had heard about a Baptist college near Lubbock that had a women’s team. She and another player wanted to try out. “The local banker’s wife drove us,” Garms…
Read MoreWBU Athletics SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame recognized former Wayland Baptist coach Harley Redin with one of its highest honors here Thursday night. Redin received the John W. Bunn Lifetime Achievement Award, the highest honor outside of enshrinement into the Hall of Fame. And, hopefully, that’s next on the list….
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Our next series will celebrate the life of Claude Hutcherson and a share with you details of his life as compiled by his wife, Wilda Hutcherson Redin. We plan to do another feature on Wilda. Their contributions to women’s basketball, Wayland, and to individual members of the Flying Queens program are immeasurable! We hope you…
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