USC’s JuJu Watkins reached 1,000 profession factors within the second-fewest video games in NCAA Division I historical past — and two video games sooner than Caitlin Clark — in the course of the second half in opposition to Santa Clara on Friday.
The sophomore guard reached the milestone in his thirty eighth recreation when he hit a jumper with 6:47 remaining within the third quarter for the third-ranked Trojans.
According to the NCAA report e book, LSU’s Maree Jackson (1976-78), Oregon State’s Carol Menken (1979-81) and New Orleans’ Sandra Hodge (1981-84) all reached the milestone in 37 video games.
Weber State’s Kathy Miller and Delaware’s Elena Delle Donne additionally did it in 38 video games. Former Ohio State standout Kelsey Mitchell did it in 41 video games and Texas A&M’s Chennedy Carter in 44.
Watkins set the all-time nationwide report for targets scored by a freshman final season with 920 factors. She is the thirty first participant in USC historical past to succeed in 1,000 factors.
Cheryl Miller, who’s USC’s profession scoring chief with 3,018 factors, reached 1,000 in 48 video games.
Associated Press reporting.
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