HAMPTON, Va. – Former Hampton University basketball standout Jacqueline “Jackie” Dolberry will be among eight people to be inducted into the Hampton Roads African-American Sports Hall of Fame on Nov. 6.

Dolberry is the Lady Pirates' all-time leading scorer with 2,727 career points, averaging 21.6 points per game in her four-year career. She was a member of the Lady Pirates team that won the Division II national championship in 1988.

Dolberry, a three-time All-CIAA selection and the 1989 CIAA Player of the Year, also holds the school record for most points in a game, tallying 52 against North Carolina Central on Feb. 16, 1989, and she made a school-record 1,043 field goals in her career. Her career .483 field goal percentage (1,043-for-2,161) is the ninth-best in school history.

She also holds school records in 3-point field goal made (274), 3-point field goal attempted (739) and 3-point field goal percentage (.371).

Dolberry scored 27 points on 9-for-17 shooting in the 1988 NCAA Division II title game against West Texas A&M, while also pulling down eight rebounds.

She was also an inaugural inductee into the Hampton University Athletics Hall of Fame, which was founded in 2009.

Among the other inductees are: Boo Williams, Norfolk State athletic director Marty Miller, former NFL quarterback Aaron Brooks, former Major League pitcher Wayne Gomes, college basketball official Larry Rose, Wilson Washington and Calvert “Cal” Davidson.

For more information on Hampton University athletics, please call the Office of Sports Information at (757) 727-5811, or visit the official Pirates website at www.hamptonpirates.com.