TULSA - Krista Ragan-Binam has been named a charter member of the Hall of Fame of the Summit League from her stint as a standout basketball player at Oral Roberts University from 1996-2002.
One of the most decorated women’s basketball players in the league's history, Ragan-Binam, was the first to earn three Player of the Year honors.
She began her career by winning both the Newcomer of the Year and Tournament MVP award as a freshman while leading ORU to its first NCAA Tournament appearance. As a sophomore, Ragan-Binam, now Bartlesville girls basketball coach, began her run of three consecutive league Player of the Year honors, while earning a second career Tournament MVP honor in 2001.
A first team all-league performer each of her four seasons, Ragan ended her college career as the league’s all-time leading scorer and the first to surpass the 2,000-point plateau. She played in the WNBA before embarking on a high school coaching career.
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