The prep jersey of Garden City High School standout athlete and University of Virginia freshman Bethany LeSueur is currently displayed in the Ring of Honor at the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, located in Knoxville, Tennessee.

The Ring of Honor recognizes and celebrates the accomplishments of high school and collegiate All Americans. LeSueur is in an exclusive group of 120 young women from across the country to have their jerseys currently displayed at the Hall of Fame.

The Virginia University freshman's accomplishments include: two-time New York Gatorade Player of the Year, a 2000-01 New York Miss Basketball, USA Today All American and a Street & Smith All-American.

The Women's Basketball Hall of Fame is the world's only hall of fame dedicated solely to the athletic achievements of women. Visitors are treated to such exhibits as a riveting video showcasing the history of the women's game, memorabilia from more than 100 years of basketball, inspirational halftime speeches from legendary coaches, a number of interactive exhibits and an opportunity for visitors to showcase their talents. Whether a basketball fan or not, the Hall of Fame serves as an extraordinary place of achievement as it comes to life with the stories of those who, just like LeSueur, have given their hearts and souls to the game.

Adelphi University will send both its men's and women's basketball teams to the NCAA Division II Northeast Regionals. As the number one seed, the men's team will host the tournament for the second consecutive year despite their recent loss to NY Tech in the semifinals of the NYCAC basketball tournament. The women's team, ranked as the number two seed, will travel to American International College in Springfield, Massachusetts. As the number one and two seeds, both teams will receive a bye.

The Adelphi University women's basketball team claimed its first-ever NYCAC tournament championship, defeating number two seed Dowling 59-47. Junior guard Alexis Seeley took home MVP honors, posting a season high 23 points and 10 rebounds in the win. With the victory, Adelphi has secured an automatic bid into the NCAA Division II Regional championships, which took place March 8-10.

Freshman guard Jesse Dlabola, also named to the NYCAC tournament team, registered 13 points and eight assists for Adelphi. Senior forward Kelly Arthurs pulled down a game-high 15 boards along with nine points. "It was a total team effort," Head Coach Kim Barnes-Arico said. "Kelly was a phenomenal rebounder for us and hit key shots when we needed her. I am so proud of this team. Our next challenge is the NCAA Regionals."

The Panthers, ranked number one in the 2002 Face-Off Yearbook Division II preseason Top 10 poll by Inside Lacrosse magazine, defeated the Red Dragons in sudden death. They are fresh off a 2001 NCAA Division II championship win.

Men's Lacrosse

March 23 versus Nazareth - 1 p.m.

March 30 versus Bentley - 1 p.m.

Women's Lacrosse

March 16 versus Assumption College - 2 p.m.

March 22 versus Bryant College - 4 p.m.

Men's Basketball

March 16 versus Bryant - 12 p.m.

March 17 versus Concordia - 12 p.m.

March 20 versus Bridgeport - 3 p.m.

Women's Basketball

March 20 versus University of New Haven - 2:30 p.m.

March 21 versus NY Tech - 3 p.m.