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    Natisha Hiedeman

    Natisha Hiedeman

    Awards & Honours

    5

    Awards Won

    3

    Honours

    2

    Rankings

    2

    Covers

    3

    Records

    Hiedeman's collegiate achievements are historic. She finished as Marquette's all-time leading scorer with 1,944 points, a record that still stands. She was the highest WNBA draft pick in Marquette history, aside from Dwyane Wade, and the highest Big East pick since the conference's realignment in 2019. Her consistency and longevity in the WNBA, playing over 150 games across multiple teams, speak to her reliability as a professional.

    Natisha Hiedeman receiving an award

    Awards

    Honours & Distinctions

    Marquette University All-Time Leading Scorer

    Marquette University·2019

    Scored 1,944 points, a program record.

    Highest WNBA Draft Pick in Marquette History

    WNBA·2019

    Selected 18th overall, the highest for any Marquette basketball player except Dwyane Wade.

    Highest Big East Draft Pick Since Conference Realignment

    Big East Conference·2019

    Highest draft pick from the Big East after its 2013 realignment.

    Rankings & Lists

    #Top 5

    Top 10 Marquette Women's Basketball Players of All Time

    Marquette-centric lists·2020
    #Top 10

    Top 10 Big East Players of the Decade (2010s)

    Conference analysts·2020

    Magazine Covers

    Marquette Magazine

    Fall 2018

    Natisha Hiedeman: The Record Breaker

    The Athletic

    2023

    Feature article on WNBA free agency

    Records & Feats

    Marquette Golden Eagles all-time leading scorer

    Career Milestone·2019

    Scored 1,944 points, the most in program history.

    Highest WNBA draft pick from Marquette (excluding Dwyane Wade)

    Historic First·2019

    Selected 18th overall in 2019, the highest for any Marquette basketball player outside of Dwyane Wade.

    Highest Big East draft pick since conference realignment

    Historic First·2019

    The highest selection from the Big East after its 2013 realignment.