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NEW CASTLE - The Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame in New Castle has unveiled the inductees for its 2018 women's class. 1983 Butler graduate Beth Piepenbrink made the Hall of Fame this year after an outstanding career.
 
Piepenbrink played both basketball and volleyball for Butler during her time on campus. She was the first Butler women's basketball player to exceed the 1,000 mark in both points and rebounds.
 
Piepenbrink was an Honorable Mention All-American as a senior in 1983. She ranks second all-time at Butler for most rebounds recorded in a single-season and was recognized as Co-Captain of Butler's first NCAA Tournament basketball team (1983).
 
The Class of 2018 will be honored April 28 at the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame's Annual Women's Awards Banquet. The honorees represent the 17th women's induction class.
 
The Inductees include:
Cara (Gullion) Alfele, Scottsburg High School, Class of 1988
Linda (Allen) Bamrick, Roncalli High School, Class of 1980
Tricia Cullop, North Knox High School, Class of 1989
Jennifer (Cole) Davis, Valparaiso High School, Class of 1989
Marla (Inman) Eltrevoog, Bedford North Lawrence High School, Class of 1992
Shannon (Freeman) Frogge, Jay County High School, Class of 1986
Cheri (Shanebrook) Gilbert, Woodlan High School, Class of 1972
Cindy Lamping, Batesville High School, Class of 1991
Vicki Lander, Benjamin Bosse High School (Evansville), Class of 1987
Beth (Piepenbrink) Schwecke, Mooresville High School, Class of 1979
Dana (Drew) Shaw, Valparaiso High School, Class of 1990
Indiana Fever Silver Medal Award Winner: Bud Shippee, Seymour High School, Class of 1970
 
You can learn more about the Class of 2018 by clicking here.