• One of the most successful women’s basketball coaches in the NCAA Division II while  leading Pitt-Johnstown to a 540-156 record, a .776 winning percentage and an average of 21.6 victories per season in 25 years from 1982 to 2007.

• Led UPJ to 15 NCAA Tournament appearances, five regional championships and a trip to the national Final Four in 1987.

• Her teams held the No. 1 ranking nationally in NCAA Division III during two of her first three seasons at UPJ prior to the program’s jump to Division II.

• At the time of her retirement, Gault’s 540 wins ranked sixth all-time in Division II and her winning percentage ranked 10th.

• Coached 20 All-Americans, including nine Kodak All-Americans and 1992 National Player of the Year Mindy Young.

• Named 1986-87 American Women’s Sports Federation Coach of the Year after leading UPJ to the Division II Final Four by defeating then top-ranked Delta State (MS) University in the national quarterfinals.

• In 2005, became the eighth Division II coach to reach the 500-win mark.

• Named chairperson for the Division II Kodak All-American selection committee, served on the Women’s Basketball 25th All-Anniversary Team Expert Panel and the WBCA Scholarship Award for Division II Women’s Basketball Committee.

• In addition to the Cambria County Sports Hall of Fame and Pitt-Johnstown Athletics Hall of Fame, Gault is a member of the Slippery Rock University Athletics Hall of Fame.

• Played collegiately at Slippery Rock and had a pro career in the former Women’s Professional Basketball League.

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• At the time of her induction into the Slippery Rock Hall of Fame she was the school's fourth all-time leading scorer with 978 points.