Capping off an incredible WNBA debut, Breanna Stewart is growing into the face of the WNBA’s present and future. During 2016, she’s been nothing short of spectacular, growing both her resume and trophy case while going bucket for bucket against the world’s best hoopers. At only 22 years old, Stewie’s path to stardom is already paved with many memories. In honor of her Rookie of the Year selection, let’s relive the best moments of her Stewie’s year.

1) Fourth-straight NCAA Title – Stewie capped off arguably the most decorated college career in women’s history, adding a record fourth Final Four Most Outstanding Player award with her three National Player of the Year selections.

Breanna Stewart is the Final Four Most Outstanding Player! ONLY PLAYER TO WIN THE HONOR FOUR TIMES! #HistoryMade pic.twitter.com/0GojApiiM8

— UConn Women’s Basketball (@UConnWBB) April 6, 2016

2) Being drafted first overall – Considering her extensive trophy case, Stewart going number one in the 2016 WNBA Draft was a no-brainer. That said, she joined 2016 WNBA MVP Nnneka Ogwumike and 2015 WNBA Rookie of the Year (and Storm teammate) Jewell Loyd in the exclusive club of number one picks.

ICYMI | With the first pick in the 2016 WNBA draft we selected @bre_stewart30! #WatchMeWork pic.twitter.com/pF3vmRzsvx

— Seattle Storm (@seattlestorm) April 15, 2016

3) Debuting vs. Candace Parker – Most rookies need time to adjust to the season-long grind. For Stewart, the early hooper gets the buckets. Her WNBA debut came matched her up against both Ogwumike and two-time MVP Candace Parker. If she had nerves, they subsided rather quickly, as Stewie finished with 23 points (9-13 FG), six rebounds and three dimes.

4) 38-point game – On June 28th, Stewie put it all together against the Dream, leading the Storm to victory behind her career-high 38 points, six rebounds, three assists and three steals in Seattle’s victory.

5) Alley-oop with Jewell Loyd – Have you ever seen a double alley-oop? Seattle’s Rookies of the Year teamed up for what could be the first of many vertical highlights, bringing fans to their feet and putting defenses on alert.

6) Two-handed block – The Block Heard ‘Round The World charged up the Seattle crowd. While most blocks earn style points, Stewie’s defense forced Washington’s turnover, an eye-opening preview of feats to come.

Oh you know, just clocking in at #7 on the @SportsCenter #Top10, @bre_stewart30 two-hand rejection! pic.twitter.com/77pvBnuJpZ

— Seattle Storm (@seattlestorm) May 27, 2016

7) First Playoff Game – Despite losing to the Dream, Stewart’s first playoff game was an impressive debut. She posted 19 points, seven rebounds, three assists, two steals and 38 minutes.

8) Gold Medal – By age 22, Stewie found herself playing a key role for Team USA’s quest for a sixth-straight gold medal. In averaging 13.7 points in 13.1 minutes through the first three games, she proved exceptional not only for her age, but among the best hoopers in the world.

#SquadGoals
Such an unbelievable experience! pic.twitter.com/bRilSA1Njn

— Breanna Stewart (@breannastewart) August 22, 2016

9) Duel vs. Elena Delle Donne – What happens when you drop 22 points, eight rebounds and six assists against the reigning MVP? You’ve officially proven you belong in the big leagues. Although Stewart’s output proved impressive, Elena Delle Donne’s 35 points and game-winner capped off an exciting matchup for the WNBA’s future.

10) Returning To Connecticut – Returning to where the glory started, Stewie gave Connecticut fans rhythmic flashbacks to the tune of 29 points, nine rebounds, six assists, three steals and three blocks, adding five three-pointers to cap off an impressive 34-minute night.