For almost four decades, there was one woman who was turning Stanford into a dynasty. Tara VanDerveer reshaped the Cardinal.

Stanford Cardinal forward Jayne Appel gestures after cutting down the net in a regional final of the 2009 women's NCAA Tournament.© Kyle Terada-Imagn Images Appel exploded for a career-high ...

Barker’s point total is a single-game program record for Alabama, and also tied fourth-most points ever scored by one player in an NCAA Tournament. The player Barker tied is Ohio State’s Kelsey ...

and Stanford's Jayne Appel had 46 in a 2009 regional final against Iowa State.After coming alive offensively in the fourth, the Terps finally tied it at 80 on two free throws by Shyanne Sellers ...

and Stanford's Jayne Appel had 46 in a 2009 regional final against Iowa State. After coming alive offensively in the fourth, the Terps finally tied it at 80 on two free throws by Shyanne Sellers ...

Along with her history 45-point outing against Maryland in the NCAA Tournament, Sarah Ashlee Barker's humility is what helped ...

Only three players have scored more: Lorri Bauman (50), Sheryl Swoopes (47) and Jayne Appel (46). “I think we put on a show for women’s basketball tonight,” Barker said, via Max Schaeffer of ...

Texas Tech’s Sheryl Swoopes scored 47 in the 1993 title game against Ohio State, and Stanford’s Jayne Appel had 46 in a 2009 regional final against Iowa State.

Texas Tech’s Sheryl Swoopes scored 47 in the 1993 title game against Ohio State and Stanford’s Jayne Appel had 46 in a 2009 regional final against Iowa State. “If you’re a women’s ...

and Stanford’s Jayne Appel had 46 in a 2009 regional final against Iowa State. Barker nearly sent Alabama to its first Sweet 16 since 1998 when her 3-pointer put the Crimson Tide up 83-80 in the ...