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Hidalgo’s Record 44 Points Leads Notre Dame to Victory

11/13/2025

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Summary

Story summary

Hannah Hidalgo, a junior guard for the University of Notre Dame, scored 44 points in 28 minutes, setting an NCAA Division I single-game record with 16 steals.
The Fighting Irish defeated Akron 85-58 to move to 3-0.
Hidalgo totaled nine rebounds and four assists, while shooting 64% from the field.
This performance follows three straight 27-point games, with Notre Dame's next opponent set to be No. 14 Michigan.

History

Historical Context

The NCAA established the Division I basketball tournament in 1982, revolutionizing college athletics. The University of North Carolina clinched the championship, featuring Michael Jordan, who scored 16 points in the final. This legacy continues as Hannah Hidalgo's recent 44-point game and record 16 steals for Notre Dame reflect the growing prominence and competitive spirit in women's basketball, highlighting its evolution and potential.

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Story summary

Hannah Hidalgo, a junior guard for the University of Notre Dame, scored 44 points in 28 minutes, setting an NCAA Division I single-game record with 16 steals.
The Fighting Irish defeated Akron 85-58 to move to 3-0.
Hidalgo totaled nine rebounds and four assists, while shooting 64% from the field.
This performance follows three straight 27-point games, with Notre Dame's next opponent set to be No. 14 Michigan.

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