Zach Pekale | NCAA.com | June 29, 2020 Women's college basketball all-time DI scoring leaders Highlights from Elena Delle Donne's NCAA tournament career at Delaware Share Kelsey Plum became Division I women's basketball's all-time leading scorer in 2017, breaking a 16-year-old record held by Missouri State's Jackie Stiles. Plum, a certified bucket-getter at Washington, came into her Senior Day needing 54 points to pass Stiles's career mark of 3,393. The nation's leading scorer erupted for a career-high 57 points, shooting 19-for-28 from the field in addition to 13 free throws. Plum continued to add to her total until the Huskies' season ended in the Sweet Sixteen of the 2017 NCAA tournament — finishing with 3,527 points. Thirteen players have passed the 3,000-point mark in Division I women's basketball. A year after Plum set the scoring record, Ohio State's Kelsey Mitchell made a run at the top spot, finishing her career second all-time with 3,402 points. If you look at the top 25 scorers overall, you'll notice the trend of when each player competed. Seven of the top 10 and 14 players overall played at least one season during the 2010s, including the two most recent additions to this list — Jess Kovatch of Saint Francis (PA) and Iowa's Megan Gustafson, who both graduated in 2019 with over 2,800 points each. Here are the top 25 scorers in DI women's college basketball: Player Team Last Season Games Played Points Kelsey Plum Washington 2017 139 3,527 Kelsey Mitchell Ohio St. 2018 139 3,402 Jackie Stiles Missouri State 2001 129 3,393 Brittney Griner Baylor 2013 148 3,283 Patricia Hoskins Mississippi Valley State 1989 110 3,122 Lorri Bauman Drake 1984 120 3,115 Jerica Coley FIU 2014 131 3,107 Rachel Banham Minnesota 2016 144 3,093 Elena Delle Donne Delaware 2013 114 3,039 Maya Moore UConn 2011 154 3,036 Chamique Holdsclaw Tennessee 1999 148 3,025 Cheryl Miller Southern California 1986 128 3,018 Cindy Blodgett Maine 1998 118 3,005 LaToya Thomas Mississippi State 2003 125 2,981 Valorie Whiteside Appalachian State 1988 116 2,944 Kelly Mazzante Penn State 2004 133 2,919 Joyce Walker LSU 1984 117 2,906 Jess Kovatch Saint Francis (PA) 2019 130 2,874 Kevi Luper Oral Roberts 2013 126 2,867 Alysha Clark Belmont/Middle Tenn. 2010 123 2,865 Heather Butler UT Martin 2014 129 2,865 Sandra Hodge New Orleans 1984 107 2,860 Andrea Riley Oklahoma State 2010 131 2,835 Jantel Lavender Ohio State 2011 136 2,818 Megan Gustafson Iowa 2019 135 2,804 Dan Hodge Trophy: History, winners, and how it works Here's the history of the Dan Hodge Trophy, named after one of the all-time greats and given annually to the top college wrestler every year since 1985. READ MORE How the NCAA college wrestling championship works Here is a comprehensive guide to the NCAA college wrestling tournament and its history, including how athletes qualify for the championship, where it will be held, select individual and team records and how the scoring works. READ MORE The top 8 women's indoor track and field performances (so far) in 2022 These are some of the most outstanding performances in women's indoor track and field just ahead of the 2022 championships. READ MORE