Vanderbilt’s Mikayla Blakes headlines latest women’s basketball starting five

These women’s basketball players published big performances and were named this week at NCAA.com.

Mikayla Blakes, Vanderbilt

Vanderbilt Freshman Sensation Mikayla Blakes again rewrote the books of women’s basketball books NCAA and the southeastern conference last Sunday and recorded a 55-point performance in Auburn, which set a record in scoring all time.

Blakes fired blisters 53.6 percent of the field (15 out of 28) and made a SEC record of 23 free throws in 98-88 overtime in Auburn. 55 points earned by Blakes are tied to the ninth most in a single game in the history of NCAA Basketball. Patrica Hoskins is joined by Mississippi Valley, which won 55 points twice in 1988-89. Blakes joined Hoskins as the only two female NCAA Division I, who had several 53-point point performances in the same season.

At the beginning of this season, Blakes earned 53 points in Florida to set up NCAA and Sec True Freshmen Boring Records. He is the first newcomer to NCAA and the fourth player of NCAA Division since 1999-00, who has several 50-point games in the same season.

Vanderbilt began a week by dropping 85-77 overtime on February 14.

During these two games Blakes on 34.0 points, 7.0 rebounds, 4.5 assistance and 4.5 steals.

Vanderbilt, a total of 19-7 and 6-6 in SEC play, will return to the game 20 February in Oklahoma.

Katie Dinnebier, Drake

Guardian Drake Point Katie Dinnebier had a historical week because Bulldogs earned a few road victories in Murray State and Belmont, on average 31.5 points, 7.5 assistance, 5.5 rebounds and 2.0 theft per game while shooting 57% of Floors and 48% from 3-point range.

Senior Point Guard opened his week with 21 points, seven assists, six rebounds and four thefts in victory 92-86 over Murray State.

In Saturday’s victory of 88-83 in Belmont, Dinnebier published 42 points with a high career, including nine three, while eliminating eight assists. Her 42 points meant a record in one Curb event Center, Men’s or Women, and she became the second player in Division I, who recorded two 40-plus points this season.

Dinnebier is the only player in the country on average at least 20.0 points and 7.0 assists on the game, sitting at 20.8 points and 7.6 assistance for a trip. Dinnebier and Bulldogs, a total of 17-8 and 11-3 in the Missouri Valley Conference conference, are at home for games against Southern Illinois 20 February before they welcome Missouri State 22 February.

Taleyah Jones, Oral Roberts

Oral Roberts Junior Guard Taleyah Jones average 29.0 points and 5.0 rebounds per game in 2-0 weeks for Golden Eagles. In 105-74 road victories over Ophahou 12. In her performance, she fired 52 percent (12 to 23) from the floor, withdrew five rebounds and released a few assists. Jones watched her 30-point game with a 28-point performance on Saturday to win 109-88 over Kansas City. For the second consecutive game, she shot 52 percent (11-for-21) from the floor on the way to 28 points. Jones also grabbed six rebounds and joined three assists in winning over Kangaroos.

Oral Roberts, a total of 20-6 and 10-3 in the League Summit, will continue to host northern Dakota 20 February.

Jewel Spear, Tennessee

Tennessee’s Jewel Spear continued the incredible section of shooting and hit 70 percent of her goal attempts and 66.7 percent for a 3-point line on the way to averaging 22.5 points in Timnessee’s victory over Auburn and Ole Miss last week.

Against Auburn 13 February, Spear made five out of nine shots from the field, including 5-for-8 Nights from a three-point reach, and went two of two to the free throw line to lead her team with 17 points in the 99-61 victory. She also added four assists, three rebounds and two thefts on her static line against the tigers.

On Sunday against Ole Miss Spear, he burned the nets to 28, joined nine out of 11 shots, including the accuracy of 5 out of 7 behind the arch and five of the six charity shots. In the years 2024-25 it was fifth that Spear produced five or more machines in the game.

With these efforts, Spear has improved their diameter scoring in SEC games to 15.4 points per game during 12 games, driven by 52 percentage shooting from the field (59-113), 51.9 percent per arch (40-77) and 81.8- Percentage of accuracy on the charity lane (27-33).

Tennessee, 19-6 and 6-6 in SEC, will be another host Alabama 20 February.

Juju watkins, southern California

South California Juju Watkins was helpful because the Trojan horses recorded two important victories of the Big Ten conference last week.

Her best trip of the season probably came in the biggest game of the season in South California-home victory 71-58 over the previously undefeated and best rated opponent UCLA. Watkins, with 38 points in the game, became the first player at Division and Collegiate, WNBA and NBA since 2000, which earned 38 points, 11 rebounds, eight blocks and five assists in a single game.

Despite victory and victory in South California on Sunday in Washington in Washington on average Watkins average 27.5 points, 9.5 rebounds, 5.5 assists, 4.0 blocks, 1.0 stealing at 60 percent (9 out of 15 ) from the 3-point range, 42.5, 42.5, 42.5, 42.5 percent and 80 percent (12 of 15) from the free throw line.

With your 38 points vs. UCLA and 17 points in Washington Watkins this season scored in all 25 games in all 25 games. During the victory of UCLA she also won 1,500. Career point and now ranks at 13 years in scoring in South California with 1,524 career points.

A 38-point explosion was Watkins 19. Career 30-point game (fifth this season). Also with 11 rebounds against UCLA, Watkins recorded this season sixth double-double and 15. What’s more, Watkins built a career eight blocks vs. Bruins-Term-Town in the game of Trojan-and its six 3-reporters made vs. He tied up for the third most three Trojan in the game. Watkins hit at least one three in the last 20 games in Washington, with three other 3-reporters made in Washington.

Victory in South California 71-58 over UCLA No. 1 was the first Trojan rival with the highest opponent since 1983 and the second of all time. Southern California recorded 23 victories in the regular season in the back-to-back-up seasons was achieved in 1983 and 1984.

Watkins and Trojan horses have two rivals coming to Galen Center this week when the final season is coming. 4 Trojan horses (23-2, 13-1 Big Ten) are hosted on Sunday State No. 22 Michigan 19 February and Illinois No. 25.