Who is the highest-scoring player in women's basketball history?

The highest-scoring player in women's basketball history is Maya Moore.

Maya Moore was born on June 11, 1989 and is an American women's basketball player. She showed outstanding sports talent from an early age, and attracted people's attention with her extremely high basketball talent in high school. Later, she chose to join the University of Connecticut women's basketball team and began her brilliant college career.

During college, Maya Moore showed amazing scoring abilities. Her outstanding performance made her the highest-scoring player in the history of the University of Connecticut team and helped the team achieve national championships multiple times. Her impressive height and excellent physical fitness, excellent shooting skills and outstanding ability to make balls under the basket make her an unstoppable scoring machine for opponents.

After graduating from college, Maya Moore began her career. In 2011, she joined the Minnesota Dragons and kicked off her glory period in the professional league with being selected as the WNBA Rookie that year.

Maya Moore continues to perform well in the flashy Minnesota Lynns career. She has set scoring records in women's basketball games many times and has become one of the most dazzling stars in the WNBA league. Her scoring skills, speed and explosiveness make her a defensive nightmare for opponents. She has won many honors such as scoring king and regular season most valuable player in her career, making her the highest-scoring player in women's basketball history.

In addition to her success in the professional league, Maya Moore is also one of the main players on the U.S. women's national basketball team. She helped the team win many Olympic championships and contributed many outstanding performances in international competitions.

Whether in college or in her career, Maya Moore became the highest-scoring player in the history of women's basketball team with her excellent scoring ability and outstanding skills, leaving a glorious chapter in basketball.