The WNBA all-time leaders in games played, points, assists, and rebounds are all still active. Let's look at the leaderboards and how they might change.
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Big names passed on 5'11 Valorie Whiteside in 1984, so she made a big name for herself instead at Appalachian State. Big names missed out.
In the University of Nevada books at field goals made in a game, at one point you'll see "15", the name Chris Starr, and the phrase "several times."
Back in June 1982, that's what Paul Sanderford told the press upon being named head coach of the women's basketball team at Western Kentucky University.
Cheryl Miller. Diana Taurasi. Chamique Holdsclaw. Nancy Lieberman. And the great Lady Techster, Janice Braxton. Leon Barmore's all-time starting five.
No one in the history of NCAA Division I women's basketball has rebounded with consistency quite like Wanda Ford. It almost didn't happen.
There are plenty of big names in women's basketball who have built programs to consistent success. But few have done it quite like Joan Bonvicini.
Danielle Carson led a transitioning Youngstown State team with an NCAA record six triple-doubles in her senior season, a mark that has yet to be beat.
Finesse and strength, a perfect encapsulation of the career of Susan Robinson Fruchtl, Penn State basketball legend and future NCAA coach.