Larkins, a senior guard, made history by scoring 45 points, setting a new school record, and also contributed 13 rebounds in a victory against Omaha.
This impressive score is the second highest recorded by any NCAA Division I athlete this season and ranks third in the history of the Summit League.
Throughout the week, Larkins showed exceptional performance, averaging 39.5 points, 12.5 rebounds, and seven assists across two victories.
In the runner-up position is Sedona Prince from TCU.
The senior forward had a strong showing with average stats of 25 points, 12 rebounds, and four blocks in triumphant road games against Kansas and Texas Tech.
Prince’s contributions have been vital in helping the Horned Frogs achieve an impressive 17-1 record, including a perfect 5-0 start in the Big 12 Conference, marking the best beginning in league play in the program’s 13 years within the conference.
She is among only three players in the nation to have achieved at least 30 points and 12 rebounds in multiple games this season.
For honorable mention, players included are Morgan Maly from Creighton, Rose Micheaux of Virginia Tech, and JuJu Watkins from USC.
Additionally, keep an eye on Richmond’s forward Maggie Doogan, who led her team to victories against George Mason and Davidson.
In her outstanding performance against George Mason, she scored a career-high of 37 points, which included the decisive game-winning shot with just three seconds remaining, while also matching her personal best with eight assists.
Following that, she maintained her momentum, scoring 26 points in the win over Davidson.
