Arkansas State University

Track and field standout Pedtra Wilson Flournoy lettered four years from 1990-93 and ranks as one of ASU's top all-time best sprinters. 

At the time of her induction, the Foreman native was still part of five school records - four outdoor and one indoor - including the outdoor 1600-meter relay (3:45.07), the 3200-meter relay (9:10.23), the short sprint medley relay (1:43.88), and the distance medley relay (11:55.24), all in 1992. Indoors, she ran the lead leg of the 1990 mile relay which ran 3:51.25. 

She was the outdoor conference champion in the 100-meter dash in 1990 (12.38), the 200-meter champion in 1990 (24.89), the 400-meter champion three times (56.41 in 1990, 55.78 in 1991 and 54.55 in 1993). 

Wilson was also a member of the outdoor 400-meter relay conference championship team in 1990 and the 1992 1600-meter championship relay team. 

Indoors, she won the 1990 200-meter dash conference title, the 1990, 1991 and 1993 400-meter dash titles and 1990, 1991 and 1992 1600-meter relay championship. 

For her efforts, she was named the American South Conference Outstanding Performer in the 1990 outdoor meet and was the top scorer in that meet with 34.5 points (she won the 100, 200, 400, ran a leg on ASU's winning 400-meter relay team and placed fifth in the long jump). 

Wilson also ran in the 1990 and 1991 American South cross country championships. 

Wilson earned a degree in mechanical engineering from Arkansas State and went on to earn her masters degree in technology management from the University of Phoenix.