A former Texas Tech Lady Raiders basketball player, Alesha Robertson-Ellis, has been elected to the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches (TABC) Hall of Fame, alongside Larry Tidwell. Robertson-Ellis, who also goes by the social media handle Aleshaleexo_, posted on social media indicating a planned move to Houston in the coming weeks.
Robertson-Ellis played for the Lady Raiders from 2005 to 2009, becoming a key figure in the program’s success during that period. The TABC Hall of Fame recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to the sport of basketball in Texas, both on and off the court. Tidwell, also inducted, has a long history with Texas high school basketball.
The announcement comes as the legal case surrounding the death of a woman following a butt-injection procedure continues to unfold. A suspect has been charged with murder in connection with the incident, according to reports. This case highlights the dangers associated with unregulated cosmetic procedures.
In Dallas, the death of Raquel Gaytan was recently noted in an obituary published by Dignity Memorial. Details surrounding her passing were not immediately available.
Forbes recently released its 2025 list of Best-In-State Lawyers, though no specific names were highlighted in the available information.
