None of them mention that the free throw that tied Kate Starbird's record also broke the Stanford career free throw record (481) held by Val Whiting.
Wiggins gets record, Stanford gets the win by Rick Eymer (Palo Alto Online)
Wiggins passed Kate Starbird as Stanford's all-time leader when she grabbed an offensive rebound and converted it with 8:21 left to play in the first half.
Wiggins breaks scoring record by Michelle Smith (San Francisco Chronicle)
It wasn't one of her soft-touch three-pointers, or an explosive drive through the lane that officially put Candice Wiggins in a class by herself. Instead, it was a simple put-back of a Jeanette Pohlen miss, a play that so perfectly encapsulates Wiggins' remarkable college career. Always at the right place at the right time.
Farm's Finest by Wyndam Makowsky (The Stanford Daily)
“She’s right up there with anyone I’ve coached against,” Mark Trakh said. “She’s an exceptional player that will be very good on the next level. I’d rather sit in the stands and watch her play someone else. Her graduation day will be one to celebrate.”
Stanford's Wiggins sets career points record by Elliott Almond (Mercury News)
"It's great to get it over with, the whole record thing," said Wiggins, who wasn't thinking about it before the game.
Here are the AP game recap, photo gallery and the box score from Stanford Athletics.
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