Women’s March Madness Scoring Records

Caitlin Clark’s 41-point triple-double leads NCAA’s greatest scoring performances.

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Women’s March Madness Scoring Records

Caitlin Clark’s 41-point triple-double leads NCAA’s greatest scoring performances.

In brief

Caitlin Clark’s 41-point triple-double leads NCAA’s greatest scoring performances. Caitlin Clark scored 41 points with 12 assists and 10 rebounds in 2023 NCAA tournament game. Originally reported by EssentiallySports.

March Madness History

The NCAA Tournament brings high-stakes games and emotional highs since 1982.

Caitlin Clark’s 41-Point Feat

Clark scored 41 points, 12 assists, and 10 rebounds in 2023 Elite Eight game against Louisville.

Clark’s Second 41-Point Game

Clark’s Second 41-Point Game

Clark dropped a second 41-point performance in 2023 Final Four game against South Carolina Gamecocks.

Clark’s Third 41-Point Game

Clark repeated her 41-point performance in 2024 Elite Eight game against Louisiana State University.

Elizabeth Kitley’s 42-Point Game

Kitley scored 42 points and eight rebounds in 2022 first-round game against Florida Gulf Coast Eagles.

Marissa Coleman’s 42-Point Game

Coleman scored 42 points and 15 rebounds in 2009 Sweet Sixteen game against Vanderbilt Commodores.

Barbara Kennedy’s 43-Point Game

Kennedy scored 43 points and 15 rebounds in 1982 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament game.

Candice Wiggins’ 44-Point Game

Wiggins scored 44 points in 2008 NCAA Tournament second-round game against Texas-El Paso.

Sarah Ashlee Barker’s 45-Point Game

Barker scored 45 points in 2025 second-round game against Maryland Terrapins.

Kelsey Mitchell’s 45-Point Game

Mitchell scored 45 points in 2016 NCAA Tournament second-round game against West Virginia.

In short

Caitlin Clark scored 41 points with 12 assists and 10 rebounds in 2023 NCAA tournament game.

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