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Kelsey Plum’s WNBA Career and What She Has Done in the League
Kelsey Plum began her professional life working in broadcasting.
After that, Kelsey Plum was an analyst for the Pac-12 Network for the women’s basketball game between Arizona State and the University of Washington. The game was between Arizona State and Washington. In the 2017 campaign, Plum defeated the Seattle Storm team in overtime by a score of 87-80, while also setting a new career high in points scored.
In 2013, she was selected as the winner of the CalHiSports Ms. Basketball award. She was named to the High School Coaches All-America Team in 2013, earning her a second award from the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association. Being part of the McDonald’s All-America team, she was awarded Player of the Match by the USBWA All-America team in 2017. She was named the AP Women’s Basketball Player of the Year for the 2017 campaign.
Plum, a member of the United States national basketball team that competed in Lithuania and helped the squad win a gold medal, decided to travel nonstop to Seattle instead of flying to San Diego and then reporting to class . The day after he left Lithuania, he went to the gym and worked out.
By going to school right away, he was able to sign up for summer school sessions, as well as get to know the university and his teammates before the fall quarter started. His head coach Mike Neighbors noticed his eagerness to get going and used that knowledge to help him decide to name his team captain before the start of the season, which is an impressive development for a rookie player. In his first year at Washington, he broke at least six records for freshmen athletes.
Las Vegas Aces’ Kelsey Plum tries to advance the ball up the court during a game against the Phoenix Mercury on May 6, 2022 in Phoenix.
The regular-season portion of the schedule for Washington begins with a game against Oklahoma. Plum’s 45 points helped Washington lose the game 90–80, but they set a new school record. He was one of 25 players in his second season to be named to the “Wade Watch” list. This list consists of players who are considered to have a chance to win Player of the Year awards.
Additionally, he was one of thirty athletes considered for the Wooden Award. That list can be found here. Plum helped the Washington Huskies receive an invitation to play in the NCAA Tournament. Plum’s former coach during her time with the USA Basketball U19 team, Katie Meier, was the head coach of the Miami team they played against. The final score was 86-80 for Miami, even though Plum scored 17 points in the game.
Plum was named Player of the Week for the Pac-12 Conference and Ann Meyers Drysdale National Player of the Week for the week of January 11–17. He averaged 25.9 points per contest, which ranked him fourth in the nation and tops in the Pac-12. After the Huskies had a tremendous showing in the NCAA Tournament, Plum guided them to their first appearance in the Final Four.
The incredible journey ended in the Final Four when the Syracuse Orange defeated Plum and the Huskies by a score of 80-59. Syracuse was a more solid and experienced team than the Huskies and secured their first ever Final Four appearance. The Connecticut Huskies, who are 37-0 overall and the three-time defending women’s national champions, eventually defeated the Orange by a score of 82-51 to claim the victory over the Orange.
On December 11, 2016, while playing against Boise State, Plum scored more points than Stanford’s Chiney Ogwumike, making him the all-time leading scorer in Pac-12 history. In the following month’s game against Arizona, Plum scored her 3,000th career point, making her the 12th player in NCAA Division I women’s basketball history and the first player from the Pac-12 to achieved it.
On February 25, 2017, in the Huskies’ final regular-season game, an 84-77 win over Utah, Plum scored 57 points, good for a new Pac-12 record. As a direct result of that production, Plum established a new standard for career scoring in NCAA Division I women’s basketball. He entered the game trailing Jackie Stiles’ previous record of 3,393 points by 53 points, but in the fourth quarter, he broke it and became the new record holder.
Kelsey Plum, number 10 for the Las Vegas Aces, brings the ball up the court during their game against the Seattle Storm at Michelob ULTRA Arena on May 8, 2022 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The game was played against the Seattle Storm. The Aces prevailed over the Storm with a score of 85-74.
According to ESPN.com, the Associated Press All-American First Team in women’s collegiate basketball consists of just five players. These players were selected based on their performances during the season. This honor was bestowed upon Plum. In his senior year, Plum averaged 31.7 points and shot 53 percent from the field overall while also making 43 percent of his three-point attempts. Plum established a new single-season scoring record for women’s college basketball in the NCAA when she finished her senior year with a total of 1,109 points scored.
According to the Seattle Times website, Plum not only received the title of Player of the Year for the Pac-12 Conference in his senior year, making him the only Husky to win this award. Additionally, he was selected to the all-Pac-12 team.
Plum also won the Dawn Staley Award, given to the most outstanding guard in women’s collegiate basketball, and the Nancy Lieberman Award, given to the sport’s most talented point guard. Both of these awards are given annually. Plum had a stellar career, finishing with 3,527 points and a combined 519 assists. He finished 270 points shy of Pete Maravich’s all-time scoring record, which he held by a wide margin. In June of 2017, Plum received her bachelor’s degree in anthropology from the University of Washington.
Kelsey Plum’s Early Life And High School Years
Plum’s parents are Jim and Katie Plum.
Her mother was a talented volleyball player who attended the University of California, Davis, where she competed for the Aggies. In La Mesa, California, where he played high school football, his father was given the honor of being named an All-American. In La Mesa, California, where he played high school football, his father was honored to be named an All-American.
After that, he competed for San Diego State University in both football and baseball during his time there. Plum has two older sisters and a brother who is a bit younger than her. Both her sisters are active volleyball players, as is their mother. Her older sister Kaitlyn is a player for the University of California, Davis, while her younger sister Lauren has competed for the University of Oregon and for the United States of America Volleyball Junior National Team. His younger brother Daniel played football for the University of California, Davis.
When it came time for high school, Kelsey chose La Jolla Country Day Institution over Poway High School, which was the school her siblings attended, and Plum chose to play basketball over volleyball. In the beginning, Kelsey was a volleyball player, and she was quite successful in the junior system of USA Volleyball. When Candice Wiggins was a senior in high school, she was a member of the La Jolla Country Day School volleyball team.
Kelsey Plum will return to Europe with Galatasaray this season.
Plum finished his four years of high school with a total of 2,247 points, good for an average of 19.9 points per game. In addition to his 677 boards, he had 370 steals and 381 assists on baskets. In his four years as head coach, his team compiled an overall record of 103-22, winning four section titles in addition to the CIF Division IV State Championship in 2012.
Kelsey made the WBCA High School Coaches’ All-America team in 2013, and she scored 14 points while converting six of her eight field goal attempts. Kelsey’s performance earned her a spot on the team.
Before deciding to accept the offer from Washington, he gave serious consideration to college in the states of Maryland and Virginia, both located on the east coast, as well as the west coast universities of Cal, Gonzaga, Oregon, and Washington.
The “McDonald’s All-American” designation was bestowed upon Plum. She earned a spot in the 2013 McDonald’s All-American Girl’s Game because of her accomplishments. She was also awarded the title Ms. CalHiSports Basketball, featuring the most popular female high school basketball players in the state of California. Previous champions include people like Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, Courtney Paris, Candice Wiggins, and Diana Taurasi, among others.