American basketball player becomes the highest scorer in the history of American college basketball

The American basketball luminary, Сaitlin Clark, has ascended to the summit of collegiate basketball history in America.

As reported by Barstool Sports, representing the University of Iowa, in a showdown against Ohio State, Clark required a mere 18 points to surpass the record for points scored in both women's and men's NCAA, yet she concluded the match with an impressive tally of 35 points. Thus, the American basketball virtuoso eclipsed the record of Hall of Famer Pete Maravich, who graced the courts for Louisiana State University from 1967 to 1970.

Maravich's record endured for 54 years, encompassing three seasons in collegiate basketball during which he amassed 3,667 points. It is anticipated that Clark will emerge as the top pick in the Women's NBA draft of 2024.

It is worth recalling that yesterday, the Boston Celtics left no room for opportunity for the Golden State Warriors in a regular season NBA match. The frontrunners of the Eastern Conference triumphed with a resounding scoreline of 140:88. Remarkably, within the first two quarters, the Celtics amassed 82 points, marking their personal best for the first half of a match.