Hall of Fame
Ann Lambiotte was an outstanding long-range shooter for the Crusader women’s basketball team in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
She set the all-time Holy Cross career record for highest three-point field goal percentage (51.1 percent), in addition to ranking among the Crusaders’ all-time leaders in career points scored (1,354), scoring average (12.8 points per game), field goals made (491), free throws made (281) and free throw percentage (78.5 percent).
Lambiotte also held the top three spots on the school single-season list for three-point field goal percentage, setting the record in 1989-1990 at 56.1 percent.
A first team All-Conference selection in both the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (1990) and the Patriot League (1991), she helped lead the Crusaders to an overall record of 87-34 during her collegiate career, with the team winning the 1989 MAAC championship and the 1991 Patriot League title.
The MVP of the 1989 MAAC Tournament, Lambiotte was also named a third team Academic All-American and the Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 1991 for her work in the classroom.
