Grace College isn’t the first you think of when listing dominant women’s college basketball teams. In fact, you would have to search to actually know where it is. However, this small Christian school and seminary in Winona Lake, Indiana, has just done something the likes of UConn and South Carolina haven’t yet. Grace unleashed the most explosive offensive display in women’s college basketball history, obliterating Ohio Christian University 172-91.

“HISTORY MADE!!!! @gracecollegewbb breaks the women’s collegiate record for most points scored in a game, topping any NAIA, NCAA D1, D2 & D3 school in history!” Wrote the program on its social media. In this dominant win, 5 players from the Grace program scored above 20 points. The previous single-game scoring record of 159 points was held by both Grambling (2024) and Oklahoma Baptist (1995). Fans were left stunned by the feat, flooding the team with praise and celebration.

“Scoring 91 points and losing by 81 is something.” Wrote a fan. In the D1 context, 91 points are generally enough to grant you a win. Last year, the highest scoring team, Alabama, averaged 90.7 points per game. However, in the case of Ohio Christian University, they lost by just 10 points less than they scored!

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