Harlem Globetrotters at Pine Belt Arena March 21

The Harlem Globetrotters will dazzle and dunk under the lights of the Pine Belt Arena March 21, and among the ranks of the basketball stars is TNT Maddox, the ninth female to play on the team.

The Globetrotters have featured TNT is some recent interviews, highlighting the accomplishment as part of March as Women in History Month.

Check out the attached videos to learn more about TNT.

Here's the history from the Globetrotters:

"1.  Lynette Woodward

Lynette player her college basketball at the University of Kansas.  She was the first player to have her jersey retired after scoring 3,649 points during her four-year career.  Lynette played professionally overseas after college, and won a gold medal in 1984 in the Los Angeles Olympic Games.  Lynette joined the Globetrotters in 1985 and since then has played in the WNBA, been inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame and Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame.

2.  Jackie White

Jackie played one year of college basketball at Louisiana State University before transferring to Cal-Poly where she won a Division II national championship in 1982.  She finished her career at Long Beach State before joining Lynette as the second female to play for the Globetrotters in 1986.

3.  Joyce Walker

Joyce played her college ball at Louisiana State University and holds the women’s NCAA career record of 1,259 field goals.  Joyce went on to play professionally overseas and since then has been inducted to the Louisiana State Hall of Fame.  She joined the Globetrotters shortly after Lynette and Jackie in 1986.

4.  Sandra Hodge

Sandra played her college ball at the University of New Orleans where she is among the top of the all-time lists for points, rebounds, assists and steals.  Sandra also had a career playing professionally overseas before joining the Globetrotters in 1987.

5. LaQuency Lucas

LaQuency played her college basketball at UNC-Charolette.  She joined the Globetrotters after her career with the 49ers in 1988.

6.  Ella Williams

Ella played her college ball at the University of South Alabama.  She joined the Globetrotters in 1989 and since has been inducted in the South Alabama Hall of Fame.

7.  Bridget Turner

Bridget played her college ball at University of Colorado where she led the team to their first two tournament appearances.  Bridget joined the Globetrotters after she graduated CU in 1989.

8. Jolette Law

Jolette played her college basketball at the University of Iowa where she led the team to four straight Big Ten titles.  Jolette joined the Globetrotters in 1990, and since then has been inducted into the Iowa Hall of Fame.  She is currently the University of Illinois’s head women’s basketball coach.

TNT is next in the line of great female Globetrotters."

-The Harlem Globetrotters

For more information check out the Globetrotters schedule.