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Pat Summitt was awarded with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, titled the Coach of the Century, and named a Top 50 United States Woman Leader. She was a champion for women's causes and truly a one-of-a-kind, legendary American treasure.
Pat won 8 national championships, boasted a 100% graduation rate for her student-athletes, and retired as the winningest coach in history (men or women). She was named one of the “Twenty Five Most Influential Working Mothers” by the White House. Of the top 50 best-selling books written by coaches, Pat is the only female. She is also the only woman on Sporting News’ list of “Top 50 US Coaches of all time.” Pat Summitt’s life, legacy, and leadership lessons will continue for decades through the work of the Pat Summitt Leadership Group.
Recent Press
Return to Rocky Top
11/04/19
Cait McMahan, Pat Summitt Leadership Ambassador and former Lady Vol, interviews another former Lady Vol and now head coach Kellie Harper.
Trevelino/Keller Selected by Pat Summitt Leadership Group to Lead Marketing Strategy
10/22/19
Full-service digital public relations and marketing firm, Trevelino/Keller, has been engaged by the Pat Summitt Leadership Group to increase and drive its brand awareness.
Pat Summitt Left a Great Legacy and a Lot of Great Lessons
10/21/19
“Left foot, right foot, breathe” is my favorite quote from the University of Tennessee iconic Women’s Basketball Coach, Pat Summitt. Over her 38 year career at UT, Coach Summitt led the Lady Vols to 8 National Championships, 18 NCAA Final Fours, and 32 SEC Championships while having a 100% student-athlete graduation rate.
