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The Queen of Basketball

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Lusia "Lucy" Harris Stewart is a pioneer in women's basketball, leading a rural Mississippi college to three national titles, scoring the first basket in women's Olympic history in 1976, being the first and only woman to be drafted into the NBA.

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Chris Salce Film Threat Stories like these are why documentaries exist. They bring to light those who are truly remarkable people that deserve to be celebrated. Rated: 9/10 Apr 7, 2022 Full Review Read all reviews

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Serra Ü As a Basketball fan, I really liked this film because it told the story of Lusia Harris, a basketball player who broke so many barriers for women in sports. I didn’t even know she was the first woman to get an invite to the NBA, which was so cool to learn. Her story was inspiring because she stayed humble and passionate about basketball, even though she didn’t get the recognition she deserved at the time. It made me appreciate how far women’s sports have come and how much further they still need to go. Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 12/13/24 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Lusia "Lucy" Harris Stewart is a pioneer in women's basketball, leading a rural Mississippi college to three national titles, scoring the first basket in women's Olympic history in 1976, being the first and only woman to be drafted into the NBA.
Director
Ben Proudfoot
Producer
Elizabeth Brooke, Abby Davis, Gabe Godoi, Ben Proudfoot, Brandon Somerhalder, Sarah Stewart
Production Co
Breakwater Studios, The New York Times
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Runtime
22m