Congratulations 
In a moment that has sparked celebration across the college basketball world, Danielle Donehew, former Director of Basketball Operations and a tireless advocate for women’s athletics, has been honored with a prestigious national award recognizing her impact on the sport.
Donehew, a former standout player and respected administrator, has long been known not just for her basketball acumen but for her unwavering commitment to advancing opportunities for women in sports. Her latest recognition serves as both a tribute to her decades of service and a testament to the influence she’s had on generations of athletes and coaches.
From her time at the University of Tennessee under the legendary Pat Summitt to her leadership roles with the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA), Donehew has shaped the game at every level. She has been instrumental in organizing coaching clinics, expanding scholarship opportunities, and helping promote NCAA women’s basketball on the national stage. Her voice has become one of the most respected in basketball circles, known for its clarity, vision, and genuine care for the people she serves.
This recent honor caps an extraordinary journey of leadership and legacy, reminding fans, peers, and young professionals alike of the power of passion and purpose. For Tennessee fans and those who’ve followed her storied career, it’s a proud moment that reflects not just on Donehew’s individual success but also on the values she embodies—integrity, perseverance, and a relentless drive to elevate women’s sports.
Congratulations once again to Danielle Donehew. The honor is richly deserved, and her legacy continues to inspire the next generation of leaders in basketball and beyond.
