Lillian Harris Hall of Fame inductee and all American star
Lillian V Harris of Aiken native and College of Charleston class of 1981 was inducted into the college Athletic Hall of Fame last month. She was the first All American basketball player at CofC and her No 15 jersey was retired for records including 54 points in a game and 1243 career rebounds plus 19.1 points and 13.2 rebounds per game. She also played volleyball and later became a Women’s Professional Basketball League All Star and is now assistant coach at the University of South Carolina.
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