LeTourneau Athletics Hall of Fame
Kim Woolrdige Chatman '98 was a national player of the year and two-time All-American for LeTourneau women's basketball.
Chatman transferred to LeTourneau for her final two years and was a standout leading LeTourneau to two NCCAA national titles while collecting several accolades.
She was named the NCCAA National Player of the Year in 1997-98 as she led the YellowJackets to a second straight NCCAA national title. In that year, Chatman averaged 15.9 points, 8.5 rebounds, and 3.7 assists per game. She was the Big State Conference MVP as LeTourneau went undefeated and captured the tournament title.
In her career, Chatman averaged 15.5 points (1,036 total) per game and recorded 597 rebounds, 223 assists, and 169 steals in 67 games. She was a two-time NCCAA All-America first team honoree, two-time All-Big State selection, and was NCCAA All-Tournament in 1998. All of that helped LeTourneau to a 54-14 record during her two-year career.
