Revisit highest-scoring women's March Madness performances
Women's NCAA tournament history is filled with superstar stats. Check out the highest-scoring individual performances now.
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Stanford wins, advances to Final Four
Jillian Harmon: game-changer. Jeanette Pohlen: rebounder extraordinaire. Jayne Appel: Jayne Appel. Even without the injured JJ Hones, the Stanford women’s basketball team had too many ‘J’s ...
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Ten minutes of Appel helps tame the Wildcats
Jayne Appel was supposed to sit this game out to rest a sore right ankle. Instead, she saved the game from getting away from the second-ranked Stanford women’s basketball team in the ...
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The 15 highest-scoring individual performances in March Madness women's history
Her 47 points remain as the top scoring individual game in women's Final Four history. Jayne Appel's 46 points against Iowa State in 2009 was almost enough to single-handedly defeat the Cyclones.