Kelsey Mitchell (basketball)'s Success and Achievements in Timeline
A success timeline featuring the most significant achievements of Kelsey Mitchell (basketball).
Kelsey Mitchell is a professional American basketball player currently playing for the Indiana Fever in the WNBA. Before her professional career, she played college basketball at Ohio State University, where she achieved the distinction of becoming the university's all-time leading scorer. Her college career highlights her scoring prowess and established her as a notable basketball talent.
1983: Tina Hutchinson's Record
In 1983, Tina Hutchinson set the record for most points by a freshman in NCAA Division I history with 898 points while playing for San Diego State. Mitchell approached the record in 2014.
2008: Tamika Catchings wins Dawn Staley Community Leadership Award
In 2008, Tamika Catchings won the Dawn Staley Community Leadership Award.
2014: Freshman Season
In 2014, as a college freshman, Kelsey Mitchell finished the season with 873 total points, which were the second-most by a freshman in NCAA Division I history.
2015: Second-Team All-American
In 2015, Kelsey Mitchell was named a second-team All-American.
2016: First-Team All-American
In 2016, Kelsey Mitchell was named a first-team All-American.
2016: Tamika Catchings wins Dawn Staley Community Leadership Award again
In 2016, Tamika Catchings won the Dawn Staley Community Leadership Award for the second time.
2017: Second-Team All-American
In 2017, Kelsey Mitchell was named a second-team All-American.
February 2018: Big Ten Player of the Year
In February 2018, Kelsey Mitchell was named the Big Ten women's basketball player of the year by the conference's coaches.
2018: Dawn Staley Award
In 2018, after her senior year, Kelsey Mitchell won the Dawn Staley Award.
2020: Natalie Achonwa wins Dawn Staley Community Leadership Award
In 2020, Natalie Achonwa won the Dawn Staley Community Leadership Award.
2023: WNBA Three-Point Contest and Community Leadership Award
In 2023, Kelsey Mitchell participated in the WNBA Three-Point Contest. She also was awarded the 2023 Dawn Staley Community Leadership Award.
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