The Marquette Women’s Basketball All-Time Field Goals Made Chart

I don’t know if you guys have noticed, but the off-season can be kind of a drag in terms of interesting topics to talk about. Sure, there’s NBA Summer League, and The Basketball Tournament, and there’s a steady flow of recruiting stuff to keep things interesting.

At some point, though, it’s just not enough.

Luckily, Marquette’s two basketball teams are undergoing a bit of notable success recently, and thus, it’s causing some massive re-writes to the history books. Thus, to fill the time here and there between now and when soccer and volleyball start up in August, we’re going to drop in a few stat charts. These will be updated throughout the upcoming 2018-19 basketball season as necessary to give you an idea as to how close various players are to reaching various plateaus.

We now bring you the fourth in our women’s basketball charts, following along after points, rebounds, and assists. Today, it’s field goals made. In short: Who’s the best at getting buckets.

Much like the points chart, this one will be very important very quickly this season. Allazia Blockton is just 40 baskets away from Julie Sievers’ all-time career program record of 721 made field goals. While it may take Blockton just five, perhaps six games to get there this season, she’s not the only reason to pay attention. Erika Davenport is less than 60 baskets away from the top 12 after averaging 168 per season in her first three years. If she matches that average? She’ll be #4 all time. Natisha Hiedeman isn’t that far off the list, either. With 456 made baskets in her three campaigns for Carolyn Kieger, Hiedeman is on pace to clear the 600 field goal barrier this season, which would push her into the current top 10. Of course, Hiedeman finishing her career in the top 10 will depend on how far past 600 she can go, as Davenport is already 50 buckets ahead of her.

Here’s what the list looks like at the end of the 2021-22 season.