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    Kelsey Plum

    Kelsey Plum

    Awards & Honours

    16

    Awards Won

    3

    Honours

    2

    Rankings

    3

    Covers

    2

    Records

    Kelsey Plum's college scoring records are legendary. She became the NCAA Division I women's all-time leading scorer with 3,527 points, a mark that stood until Caitlin Clark surpassed it in 2024. Her single-season record of 1,109 points in 2016-17 remains untouched. She swept every major national player of the year award in 2017, an unprecedented feat. In the WNBA, she transformed from a struggling rookie into a champion and All-Star Game MVP, leading the Aces to back-to-back titles. Her two Olympic gold medals in different formats (3x3 and 5x5) underscore her versatility and clutch performance on the biggest stage.

    Kelsey Plum receiving an award

    Awards

    Honours & Distinctions

    Huskies of Honor

    University of Washington·2023

    Inducted into the University of Washington's Huskies of Honor for her contributions to the women's basketball program.

    NCAA Division I All-Time Leading Scorer

    NCAA·2017

    Holds the record for most points in NCAA Division I women's basketball history (3,527 points).

    Single-Season Scoring Record

    NCAA·2017

    Holds the record for most points in a single NCAA Division I season (1,109 points).

    Rankings & Lists

    #6

    ESPN WNBA Rank

    ESPN·2023
    #1

    Greatest Husky

    Seattle Times·2020

    Magazine Covers

    ESPN The Magazine (Body Issue)

    July 2018

    Body Issue

    SLAM Magazine

    August 2022

    The Plum Dawg: Kelsey Plum is the WNBA's new superstar

    Sports Illustrated

    September 2022

    Champions issue

    Records & Feats

    NCAA Division I Women's All-Time Leading Scorer

    College·2017

    Scored 3,527 points at the University of Washington, the most in NCAA Division I women's history at the time.

    NCAA Division I Single-Season Scoring Record

    College·2017

    Scored 1,109 points in the 2016-17 season, the most ever in a single Division I season.