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Fastest to 300 blocks in women's college basketball history, NCAA tournament included

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Sara Hamson leads with 300 blocks in 80 games, NCAA tournament included, first of 39 careers.

Fastest to 300 blocks in women's college basketball history, NCAA tournament included
#Player and seasonsGames
Amanda Zahui2013 – 2015222 of 300 blocks, inactive after 62 games62
Sara Hamson2017 – 202080
Kailyn Williams2013 – 201683
Jasmine Joyner2013 – 201686
Bego Faz Davalos2013 – 201787
Belle Obert2014 – 2016163 of 300 blocks, inactive after 55 games55
Abby Rendle2014 – 201894
Elizabeth Williams2011 – 201496
Ruth Hamblin2012 – 201698
Taiyanna Jackson2021 – 202499
Kate Cain2017 – 2021100
Cameron Brink2020 – 2024102
Nancy Mulkey2016 – 2021102
Tamari Key2019 – 2024107
Alyssa James2015 – 2018253 of 300 blocks, inactive after 89 games89
Lucy Cochrane2019 – 2024281 of 300 blocks, inactive after 101 games101
Amber Porter2013 – 2017263 of 300 blocks, inactive after 97 games97
Courtney West2016 – 2019260 of 300 blocks, inactive after 96 games96
Courtney Zezza2015 – 2019263 of 300 blocks, inactive after 99 games99
Chyna Ellis2014 – 2018109
Ae'Rianna Harris2016 – 2020110
Ayoka Lee2019 – 2024110
Sydney Stipanovich2013 – 2017111
Martha Alwal2011 – 2015114
Jazz Bond2018 – 2022271 of 300 blocks, inactive after 103 games103
Jonquel Jones2012 – 2016194 of 300 blocks, inactive after 84 games84
Tiyonda Davis2013 – 2017115
Brooke Flowers2018 – 2023116
Michelle Nwokedi2014 – 2018116
Brianna Turner2014 – 2019118
Akila Smith2018 – 2022281 of 300 blocks, inactive after 112 games112
Lanay Montgomery2012 – 2017118
A'ja Wilson2014 – 2018119
Breanna Stewart2012 – 2016119
Kayla Cooper-Williams2015 – 2020119

Method

  • Box scores start in 2010-11, so 4,537 careers that began earlier aren't here.