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The 15 highest-scoring individual performances in March Madness women’s history…

The NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament, commonly known as March Madness, has showcased numerous remarkable individual performances over the years. Here are the 15 highest-scoring individual efforts in the tournament’s history:

 

1. Lorri Bauman – 50 Points (1982): In the inaugural NCAA tournament, Drake’s Lorri Bauman set a record by scoring 50 points against Maryland in the Elite Eight. She made 21 of 35 field goals and 8 of 11 free throws, accounting for 64% of her team’s points in that game.

 

 

2. Sheryl Swoopes – 47 Points (1993): Texas Tech’s Sheryl Swoopes delivered a stellar performance in the national championship game, leading her team to a 84-82 victory over Ohio State. Her 47-point effort remains the highest in a championship game.

 

 

3. Jayne Appel – 46 Points (2009): Stanford’s Jayne Appel scored 46 points in a first-round game against Iowa State, setting a Stanford tournament record.

 

 

4. Chamique Holdsclaw – 43 Points (1995): Tennessee’s Chamique Holdsclaw led her team with 43 points in a victory over Virginia, showcasing her scoring prowess.

 

 

5. Caitlin Clark – 43 Points (2023): Iowa’s Caitlin Clark scored 43 points in a 2023 tournament game, demonstrating her exceptional shooting and playmaking abilities.

 

 

6. Kelsey Plum – 43 Points (2017): Washington’s Kelsey Plum matched the 43-point mark in a game against Oklahoma, highlighting her scoring consistency.

 

 

7. Nikki Teasley – 42 Points (2001): UCLA’s Nikki Teasley led her team with 42 points in a game against Purdue, setting a tournament record for most points in a game by a UCLA player.

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8. Ruthie Bolton – 41 Points (1994): Auburn’s Ruthie Bolton scored 41 points in a game against Iowa State, showcasing her scoring ability.

 

 

9. Tina Charles – 41 Points (2009): UConn’s Tina Charles matched the 41-point mark in a game against Baylor, demonstrating her dominance in the paint.

 

 

10. Brittney Griner – 40 Points (2010): Baylor’s Brittney Griner scored 40 points in a game against Texas, setting a Baylor tournament record.

 

 

11. Napheesa Collier – 39 Points (2019): UConn’s Napheesa Collier led her team with 39 points in a game against South Carolina, showcasing her versatility and scoring efficiency.

 

 

12. Arike Ogunbowale – 38 Points (2018): Notre Dame’s Arike Ogunbowale scored 38 points in a game against Texas A&M, leading her team to a victory.

 

 

13. Sabrina Ionescu – 37 Points (2019): Oregon’s Sabrina Ionescu led her team with 37 points in a game against Mississippi State, showcasing her all-around game.

 

 

14. Breanna Stewart – 36 Points (2016): UConn’s Breanna Stewart scored 36 points in a game against Texas, leading her team to a victory.

 

 

15. Kaitlin Clark – 35 Points (2024): Iowa’s Kaitlin Clark led her team with 35 points in a game against Louisville, demonstrating her scoring prowess.

 

 

 

These performances highlight the exceptional talent and scoring abilities that have graced the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament over the years.

 

 

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