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Madison Booker reaches 3rd on Texas women's basketball all-time scoring list

Madison Booker scored 30 points as sixth-ranked Texas defeated Northern Colorado 91-29 on Saturday, moving her to third place on the Longhorns' all-time scoring list with 2,023 career points.

Where
Austin, Texas
When
Nov. 7, 2026
Sources
Reported by 2 outlets

Counties: Travis

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  • Madison BookerTexas women's basketball player
  • Addison BjornTexas women's basketball player
  • Brihanna CrittendonTexas women's basketball player
  • Breya CunninghamTexas women's basketball player
  • Mia GalbraithNorthern Colorado women's basketball player
  • Neenah GeorgeNorthern Colorado women's basketball player

The facts

  • Madison Booker scored 30 points in Texas' 91-29 victory over Northern Colorado.2
  • Booker's 2,023 career points placed her third on Texas' all-time scoring list.2
  • Clarissa Davis holds second place with 2,008 career points (1985-89).2
  • Annette Smith holds first place with 2,523 points (1981-86); Linda Waggoner second with 2,256 (1976-80).2
  • Booker made 10 of 14 shots from the floor and had six assists.2
  • Texas (2-0) led 23-6 after the first quarter and 49-9 after the second quarter.2
  • Addison Bjorn scored 13 points; Brihanna Crittendon 11; Breya Cunningham 10 with six rebounds.2
  • Mia Galbraith led Northern Colorado with seven points; Neenah George scored six.2

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  1. Madison Booker moves to 3rd on Texas' all-time scoring list Tacoma News Tribune Not rated, November 7, 2026
  2. Madison Booker moves to 3rd on Texas’ all-time scoring list Field Level Media Not rated, November 7, 2026

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