Women with more points in a di basketball game
Three years ago, Ayoka Lee established a new brand in women’s basketball by scoring 61 points in a match for Kansas State. Will anyone break that record?
Ayoka Lee almost surpassed Oklahoma she alone on a historic Sunday afternoon in Manhattan, Kansas.
Kansas State’s pivot made history against the Sooners on January 23, 2022, scoring 61 points to establish a single female basketball game of Division I of the NCAA in the victory of the Wildcats for 94-65.
Lee finished with 23 of 30 field shots (76.7%) and 15 of 17 from the free throw line (88.2%). It also had 12 rebounds, three blockages and a robbery.
Cindy Brown of Long Beach State (established in 1987) and the Escort of Minnesota, Rachel Banham, (2016) shared the previous record of the 60 -point Women’s Division I.
Next, the leaders are shown at points of a single female basketball match of Division I of the NCAA:
61 points
Ayoka Lee (Kansas State) against Oklahoma on January 23, 2022
60 points
Rachel Banham (Minnesota) against Northwestern on February 7, 2016
Cindy Brown (Long Beach State) against San José State on February 16, 1987
58 points
Moe Kinard (Lamar) against Denver on November 23, 2018
Kim dog (Louisiana) Against Southeastern Louisiana on February 5, 1990
Lorri Bauman (Drake) against Missouri State on January 6, 1984
57 points
Kelsey Plum (Washington) against Utah on February 25, 2017
56 points
Jackie Stiles (Missouri State) vs. Evansville on March 10, 2000
55 points
Mikayla Blakes (Vanderbilt) vs. Auburn on February 16, 2025
Patricia Hoskins (Mississippi Valley State) vs. Alabama State on February 25, 1989
Patricia Hoskins (Mississippi Valley State) vs. Southern on February 13, 1989
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