There is new information on College Basketball Reference: a comprehensive list of every game-winning buzzer-beater in women's NCAA Tournament history!

Entering the 2025 Final Four, there have been 47 qualifying shots in the history of the women's tournament, with the last one being Ohio State's Jacy Sheldon in a 2023 Round of 32 game against North Carolina.

Here are some tidbits from this dataset...

• Only two players have hit multiple such shots, and they both hit them in back-to-back games: Arike Ogunbowale in the 2018 Final Four and Tasha Butts in the 2004 Regionals (though one of Butts's buzzer-beaters was in fact earned at the free throw line with 0.2 seconds left).
• Tennessee has four buzzer-beating wins, which leads all schools.
• Jordan Nixon's 35 points in a 2021 Round of 32 win over Iowa State are the most points anyone has scored in a game in which they hit a game-winning buzzer-beater. Nixon also authored one of only 10 such shots which left no time left on the clock. It was the only 30-point game of her 82-game college career.
• Five players hit a game-winning buzzer-beater on their only made field goal of the game. However, only Peggy Sells won a game on her first field goal attempt of the game. Alexis Hornbuckle, meanwhile, missed her first seven shots of the game before hitting a game-winning buzzer-beater on her eighth attempt of the game. That's the most makeless misses anyone has had before hitting one of these shots.
• Charlotte Smith's 23 rebounds in the 1994 National Championship Game are the most any player had in a game in which they hit one of these shots.
• Liz Brown's 8 assists in a 1991 Round of 32 win over Michigan State are the most assists.

All these shots are also noted in the box scores of the games in which they happened.

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D. Mats Sundin

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1. The 2025 World Series champion will come from the AL Central
2. Shohei Ohtani doesn't steal more than 10 bases
3. Brandon Woodruff wins the NL Comeback Player of the Year Award, and gets at least 1 Cy Young Award vote
4. Cristopher Sanchez receives Cy Young votes
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6. The White Sox lose more games than last year
7. Nats challenge the Mets for 3rd in the NL East
8. Joey Gallo gets a late-season call-up as relief pitcher
9. Chris Davis’ 54 at-bat hitless streak is broken
10. Jackson Chourio wins the Home Run Derby and NL MVP
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I'm trying to figure out who in college basketball holds the record for all-time winningest player

I've gone to the career game logs for each of the top three players right now (RJ Davis, Dajuan Harris, and J'Wan Roberts) and it seems like not all info is present in order to definitively get the answer. It seems /sportsreference does not add tournament game to a player's career game log which makes the total numbers not right, and on top of that it seems not all the games are updated with the most recent Win/Loss

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