Jayne Appel

I watched an amazing performance tonight by a great women’s college basketball player. Stanford Cardinal junior forward/center Jayne Appel scored an amazing 46 points against the Iowa State Cyclones to reach the Final Four of the NCAA Women’s Tournament. Appel dominated the entire night as she scored more than 50% of Stanford’s points. In the process she became the third highest scorer in the tournament’s history, coming one point shy of Sheryl Swoopes second place finish. The Cardinal will more than likely face the unstoppable UConn Huskies in the Final Four, so playing a game like this is an outstanding confidence booster for the ... Read Full Story

Jayne Appel had a career-high 46 points and 16 rebounds in the third highest-scoring performance in NCAA tournament history, overwhelming Iowa State's helpless defense and carrying Stanford back to the Final Four with a 74-53 victory in the Berkeley Regional final on Monday night. Stanford's physically imposing center with neon-pink fingernails and a dancer's grace also surpassed Candice Wiggins' single-game scoring record for the Cardinal (33-4), leaving little doubt about Stanford's eighth Final Four berth. Only Drake's Lorri Bauman (50 points in 1982) and Texas Tech's Sheryl Swoopes (47 in 1993) have scored more points in an NCAA tournament game. Amanda Nisleit scored 17 ... Read Full Story

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