Bandit Lites Donates Full Production Support for Women's Basketball Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Bandit Lites donated complete production support for the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, held June 27 at the historic Tennessee Theatre, helping celebrate the accomplishments and lasting impact of some of the sport's most influential figures. The annual ceremony welcomed the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2026, highlighted by the induction of University of Tennessee basketball forward, Candace Parker. The evening honored Parker's remarkable career while paying tribute to the enduring legacy of Lady Vols coach Pat Summitt, whose influence was woven throughout the celebration. Bandit Lites provided the lighting, audio, video and staging support that helped bring the ceremony to life for attendees at the Tennessee Theatre. Bandit Lites founder and chair Michael T. Strickland, who also serves as president and chairman of the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame board of directors, says supporting the event reflects the company's longstanding commitment to honoring excellence and investing in the future of the industry and community. "As president and chairman of the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame board of directors, I was honored to donate all of the production support for the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony," says Strickland. "We are proud to help shine a light on the athletes, coaches, and pioneers who continue to inspire future generations." 
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