The GameChangHER Awards Honored Trailblazing Women in Sports and Community during the SWAC Basketball Tournament
- Carl Agard
- Mar 15
- 2 min read

Insights Marketing and Atlanta Fulton County Recreation Authority (AFCRA) proudly presented the GameChangHER Brunch & Awards, an exclusive event honoring women breaking barriers in sports, leadership, and community. Held during the 2025 Starry SWAC Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournaments, this distinguished gathering brought together key stakeholders, thought leaders, dignitaries, and philanthropic organizations committed to mental health advocacy and educational equity.
Hosted by ESPN Play-By-Play Commentator Tiffany Greene, proceeds from the event will help to fund scholarships for HBCU students majoring in health sciences.

HONOREES:
President Tomikia P. Le Grande – Prairie View A&M University
Coach Margaret Richards – Women’s Basketball, Jackson State University
Kalia Walker – Women’s Basketball Player, Alabama A&M University
Councilwoman Jamelle McKenzie – City of College Park
Senator Sonya Halpern – State of Georgia
Dr. Genese A. Lavalais – Chief of Staff & Senior Associate AD, Alabama State University
Ms. Erika Mitchell – Vice President of Business Development, Chance Light Education
Ms. Terri Lee – President & CEO, Atlanta Housing Authority
Ms. Lalia Brock – Senior VP, Community Impact & Strategic Partnerships, The Atlanta Dream Ms. Adeenah Pooler – Chief Operating Officer, SWAC
Checkout the Pictures of the Honorees on the Red Carpet Courtesy of Carl Agard

The GameChangHER Awards Brunch shines a spotlight on women who are redefining the game in sports and beyond, from athletes and coaches to executives and policymakers. It fosters conversations on mental health, equity, and inclusion, reinforcing the importance of uplifting communities and dismantling barriers.

This event, presented by Insights Marketing and AFCRA, is a cornerstone of the SWAC Tournament's cultural and community programming, further positioning Atlanta as a hub for Black excellence, empowerment, and change-making leadership.

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