CbobbyB

In my opinion I think that Cynthia Cooper and/or Katie Smih would of least hit somewhere in the 50's. Cooper & Smith are the only two players in Wnba history (as short as it is)to record 40-plus points in a Wnba game, each having achieved the mark 2 times. Of course Cooper retired and Smith's(all time leading scorer in U.S. Pro Bball history) numbers have been dropping (now averaging near 12ppg). The fact that the Wnba is now playing 4 quarters instead of 2 halfs might help. . .*The question doesnt necessarily apply to the WNBA specifically*

Does not include HIGH SCHOOL (Epiphany Prince-113pts, the team they played was below average)

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CbobbyB

yea. . .O K

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4ever_bball_fan

Candace Parker is the only player I see at this point that could do that, or even have the opportunity to do that. Mostly because she can play all five positions on the court. She can hurt you inside, outside, all around the town.

And that is one good thing about the women's game...it is generally a "team" game, where roll players are successful contributing to the victories.