U19 WWC All-Time Game Highs; points to blocks and everything in between

MADRID (Spain) - Will the 2023 edition of the FIBA U19 Women's Basketball World Cup in Madrid see any new individual game records set when the action gets underway?

We have put together this All-Time list of the leading individual game highs in all the leading statistical categories. It includes points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks.

Game High Points 

 
Liz Cambage scored 38 points in 2009 and went on to become one of the biggest women's basketball stars in the world

Rank	Name	Nation	Points	Edition	Opponent
1	Danira Nakic	Yugoslavia	46	1989	v Soviet Union
2	Ajeong Kang	Korea	41	2007	v Lithuania
2	Taylor Roberts	Australia	41	2011	v Japan
4	Liz Cambage	Australia	38	2009	v France
=5	Danira Nakic	Yugoslavia	37	1989	v Cuba
=5	Yuko Oga	Japan	37	2001	v Mali
7	Bojana Milosovic	Yugoslavia	36	1985	v Soviet Union
=8	A. Regla	Cuba	34	1985	v Korea
=8	Natalia Zasuskaya	Soviet Union	34	1989	v Yugoslavia
=10	Raisa Musina	Russia	33	2017	v USA
=10	Jamie Weisner Scott	Canada	33	2013	v Netherlands
=10	Aya Watanbe	Japan	33	2011	v Argentina
=10	Laima Rickeviciute	Lithuania	33	2007	v Brazil
=10	Alba Torrens	Spain	33	2007	v China
=10	Yuko Oga	Japan	33	2001	v Cuba
=10	Chika Maree Emeagi	Australia	33	1997	v USA
=10	Kyung Hee Choi	Korea	33	1985	v Soviet Union

 

Game High Rebounds

Mali's Sika Kone played in 2019 and 2021, pulling down 22 rebounds against Latvia in the former to show her quality

Rank	Name	Nation	Rebounds	Edition	Opponent
1	Naignouma Coulibaly	Mali	26	2007	v Japan
2	Laura Nicholls	Spain	24	2007	v Argentina
=3	Billie Massey	Belgium	23	2019	v Argentina
=3	Maria Vadeeva	Russia	23	2017	v Mali
=5	Sika Kone	Mali	22	2019	v Latvia
=5	Victoria Llorente	Argentina	22	2015	v Chinese Taipei
=5	Ksenia Tikhonenko	Russia	22	2011	v Italy
=5	Minata Keita	Mali	22	2007	v Sweden
=5	Erika De Souza	Brazil	22	2001	v Lithuania
10	Maria Vadeeva	Russia	21	2017	v Egypt

Assists

Rui Machida of Japan twice dished out 11 assists and went on to break the Olympic assist record at Tokyo 2020

Rank	Name	Nation	Assists	Edition	Opponent
1	Meiling Zheng	China	16	2007	v Lithuania
2	Mirai Tamura	Japan	15	2013	v Australia
3	Ao Yamada	Japan	14	2021	v Chinese Taipei
=4	Jiaqi Wang	China	12	2017	v Mali
=4	Steph Talbot	Australia	12	2013	v Japan
=6	Fanta Kone	Mali	11	2019	v Latvia
=6	Giolibeth Perez	Puerto Rico	11	2017	v Korea
=6	Leticia Romero	Spain	11	2013	v Canada
=6	Rui Machida	Japan	11	2011	v Canada
=6	Rui Machida	Japan	11	2011	v Canada
=6	Michaela Uhrova	Czech Republic	11	2001	v Poland

Steals

Laia Lamana of Spain set a new joint record high at the last edition in Hungary two years ago with 9 steals 

Rank	Name	Nation	Steals	Edition	Opponent
=1	Laia Lamana	Spain	9	2021	v Korea
=1	Fleur Kujit	Netherlands	9	2015	v Chinese Taipei
=3	Thayna Silva	Brazil	8	2015	v France
=3	Olivia Epoupa	France	8	2013	v Netherlands
=3	Ajeong Kang	Korea	8	2007	v Lithuania
=3	Kyung Eun Lee	Korea	8	2005	v Puerto Rico
=3	Agnieszka Bibryzycka	Poland	8	2001	v China
=3	Oyanaisy Gelis	Cuba	8	2001	v Poland

Blocks

The towering frame of Xu Han of China was swatting 7 shots in a game at the 2017 edition

Rank	Name	Nation	Blocks	Edition	Opponent
=1	Ji Su Park	Korea	8	2015	v Argentina
=1	Bowen Zheng	China	8	2007	v USA
=3	Xu Han	China	7	2017	v Canada
=3	Giedre Labuckiene	Lithuania	7	2009	v Argentina
=5	Daugile Saurasukaite	Lithuania	6	2013	v Netherlands
=5	Sarun Jasiunskaite	Lithuania	6	2007	v Cote d'Ivoire
=5	Agnieszka Majewska	Poland	6	2001	v Mali

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