TEAMS & CLUBS
- Cairo Syrupmakers (HS) 1979-82
- Georgia Bulldogs (NCAA): 1982-86
- Vicenza (Italy) 1987
- Primax Magenta (Italy): 1988
- Mitsubishi Nagoya (Japan): 1989-1993
- Dorna Godella Valence (Spain): 1994
- Tarbes Gespe Bigorre (France): 1994-95
- Atlanta Glory (ABL): 1996-97
- Philadelphia Rage (ABL): 1997-98
- Valenciennes (France): 2001-02
- Minnesota Lynx (WNBA): 2003-2004
INDIVIDUAL HIGHLIGHTS
- (1984) NCAA All-American
- (1984) Youngest Gold Medalist in Women’s Basketball (Age 20)
- (1984) Cairo, Renamed 7th Street to Teresa Edwards Street (The House she grew Up)
- (1985) NCAA All-American
- (1984-86) # Consecutive All-SEC First Team Honors
- (1986) Won European Championship (Vicenza, Italy)
- (1986) USA Basketball Female Athlete of the Year
- (1990) Held, FIBA World Championship Single-game records for USA for points with 32 points vs Canada( 07/18/90) and Cuba ((07/17/90)
- (1990) USA Basketball Female Athlete of the Year
- (1991) Held, Pan American Games career records in assist (49) and steals (24), third in Points (175)
- Was, First among USA players in FIBA World Championship career leaders in three point percentage (52.0)
- Was, FIBA World Championship-record holder for USA for points scored (175)
- (1994) Won Spanish League Championship
- (1995) Won French Federation Cup Title
- (1996) Set Olympic single-game record for assists with 15 vs Australia 07/27/96
- (1996) USA Olympicrecord for assist with (64)
- (1996) Recited the Athlete’s Oathe, Atlanta Opening Ceremony
- (1996) USA Basketball Female Athlete of the Year
- (1996) Sportswoman of the Year by Women’s Sports Foundation
- (1997) ABL All-Star
- (1998) ABL All-Star
- (1999-00) 22nd of the “100 Greatest Female Athletes of the 20th Century” by Sports Illustrated
- (2000) Oldest Gold Medalist in Women’s Basketball (Age 36)
- (2000) USA Basketball Female Athlete of the Year
- (2000) Only USA basketball player to compete in 5 Olympics (Male or Female)
- (2002) Won Euroleague Championship (Valenciennes, France)
- (2009-2012) USA Basketball Board of Directors
HIGHLIGHTS and CHAMPIONSHIPS
- State Championship (HS) – Georgia, Cairo
- 3-time Southeastern Conference Championships (NCAA) – UGA
- 2-time NCAA Women Final Four – UGA
- 2-time Euroleague Women Champion (FIBA) Vicenza and Valenciennes
NATIONAL TEAM
- 5 Olympic Games Participations (1984), (1988), (1992), (1996), & (2000)
- 4-time Olympic GOLD medalist (1984), (1988), (1996), & (2000)
- Olympic BRONZE medalist (1992)
- 2-Time FIBA World Championship for Women GOLD medalist (1986 and 1990)
- FIBA World Championship for Women BRONZE medalist (1994)
- Pan American Games BRONZE medalist (1991)
HALLS of FAME & ESTEEM RECOGNITION
- Cairo High school Retired her No. 5 Jersey
- The University of Georgia Retired her No. 5 Jersey
- (1996) University of Georgia, CIRCLE of HONORS
- (2001) Georgia Sports Hall of Fame
- (2002) National High School Hall of Fame
- (2009) Cairo Hall of Fame
- (2009) United States Olympic Paralympic Hall of Fame
- (2010) Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame
- (2011) Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
- (2011) NCAA Silver Anniversary Award
- (2012) USA Olympic Team, Chef de Mission London Games
- (2013) Federal International Basketball Association, FIBA Hall of Fame
