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[21] [a] Beyer was a 2021 NAIA All-American honorable mention as a sophomore. [23] She was a 2021 First-Team All-AMC selection. [24] The team achieved a school record 11 wins, while Beyer led the AMC in scoring with 28.7 average. [25] She in fact, led the NAIA in scoring for the first of four consecutive seasons. [26]
Grace Beyer is 15 points shy of breaking the NAIA scoring record (3,855 points) after scoring 40 points on Thursday for the University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy. Yahoo Sports' Jeff Eisenberg ...
In basketball, points are the sum of the score accumulated through free throws or field goals. [1] In National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I basketball, where a player's career is at most four seasons under normal circumstances, it is considered a notable achievement to reach the 1,000-points scored threshold.
At her current pace, Beyer needs six postseason games to chase down the women’s all-college scoring record, set by Pearl Moore with 4,061 points — 3,884 for AIAW-member Francis Marion from ...
Grace Beyer is a college basketball star who has quietly been making history in the Caitlin Clark era, including a record Clark has not broken. She’s outscored Caitlin Clark, but you’ve never ...
On February 24, 2024, Grace Beyer became the career scoring leader in NAIA women's basketball, with 3,874 points through that date, [3] and finished her career (2019–2024) on March 2 with 3,961. [4] Beyer was a three-time first-team NAIA All-American in 2022, 2023 and 2024, after leading NAIA in scoring average four years in a row. [5]
Caitlin Clark is about to become the leading scorer in NCAA women's history, but she has a ways to go to overtake Grace Beyer as women's college basketball's active leading scorer at any level.
Other overall winners have included Kari Daugherty (Division II, 2013), Lauren Battista (Division II, 2014), Samantha Pirosko (Division II, 2024), Grace Barry (NAIA, 2020), and Grace Beyer (NAIA, 2024) as well as Julie Roe (1997) and Emily Bloss (2001) before the College Division was split.