Caitlin Clark is the NCAA's all-time scoring leader. Who did she pass?
Caitlin Clark source: Getty Images Iowa’s Caitlin Clark surpassed Pete Maravich as the NCAA’s all-time leading scorer in college basketball — and continues to add to her legacy in her final collegiate season before entering the WNBA Draft.
The Hawkeyes star eclipsed Kelsey Plum’s all-time women’s scoring record en route to the new benchmark.
Iowa’s Caitlin Clark is rewriting the history books every game. Her 35-point performance in the Hawkeyes’ 110-74 win over Northwestern put Clark second on the all-time women’s scoring list. Kelsey Plum’s all-time women’s scoring record is imminent, and Pete Maravich’s all-time men’s record isn’t far behind that. In honor of Clark’s historic run, we’ve compiled a comprehensive top-25 scoring list for all of college basketball. Follow along as Clark ascends this list into immortality.
Asterisks (*) denote current players.
1. Caitlin Clark, Iowa (2020-Present)
3,685 points*
2. Pete Maravich, LSU (1967-70)
source: Getty Images 3,667 points
3. Antoine Davis, Detroit Mercy (2018-23)
source: Getty Images 3,664 points
4. Kelsey Plum, Washington (2013-17)
source: Getty Images 3,527 points
5. Kelsey Mitchell, Ohio State (2014-18)
source: Getty Images 3,402 points
6. Jackie Stiles, Missouri State (1997-2001)
source: Getty Images 3,393 points
7. Dyaisha Fair, Buffalo/Syracuse (2019-Present)
3,328*
8. Brittney Griner, Baylor (2009-13)
source: Getty Images 3,283 points
9. Freeman Williams, Portland State (1974-78)
3,249 points
10. Chris Clemons, Campbell (2015-19)
source: Getty Images 3,225 points
11. Lionel Simmons, La Salle (1986-90)
source: Getty Images 3,217 points
12. Alphonso Ford, Mississippi Valley State (1989-93)
credits: Mitchell Layton | source: Getty Images 3,165 points
13. Doug McDermott, Creighton (2010-14)
source: Getty Images 3,150 points
14. Patricia Hoskins, Mississippi Valley State (1985-89)
3,122 points
15. Lorri Bauman, Drake (1980-84)
3,115 points
16. Jerica Coley, Florida International (2010-14)
source: Getty Images 3,107 points
17. Rachel Banham, Minnesota (2011-16)
source: Getty Images 3,093 points
18. Max Abmas, Texas Longhorns (2019-present)
source: Getty Images 3,072*
19. Mike Daum, South Dakota State (2015-19)
source: Getty Images 3,067 points
20. Harry Kelly, Texas Southern (1979-83)
credits: [object Object] 3,066 points
21. Ashley Jones, Iowa State (2018-23)
source: Getty Images 3,060 points
22. Keydren Clark, Saint Peter’s (2002-06)
credits: [object Object] 3,058 points
23. Elena Delle Donne, Delaware (2009-13)
source: Getty Images 3,039 points
24. Maya Moore, UConn (2007-11)
source: Getty Images 3,036 points
25. Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee (1995-99)
source: Getty Images 3,025 points
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