Ohio State senior guard Kelsey Mitchell broke yet another record on Saturday, passing Connecticut Sun guard Rachel Banham to become the Big Ten’s all-time leading scorer, male or female.

After dropping 23 points in a win over Michigan State, Mitchell has now amassed 3,098 points in her four years at OSU. Banham scored 3,093 points during her career at Minnesota.

Check out the bucket that sent Mitchell to the top of the leaderboard, courtesy of ESPN:

With this bucket, Ohio State's Kelsey Mitchell has officially scored more points than any player, man or woman, in Big Ten history. pic.twitter.com/3PYKqSi10l

— ESPN (@espn) January 27, 2018

Mitchell is also the NCAA’s all-time leader in three-pointers, a record she set earlier in the week. The two-time Big Ten Player of the Year has drained more than 400 in her career.

Ohio State's Kelsey Mitchell now holds the all-time #ncaaW 3-point record with 4️⃣4️⃣2️⃣ (AND COUNTING).

With 10 regular season games remaining, she also improves to 8th in all-time scoring with 3,036. https://t.co/JrQRz8bYob pic.twitter.com/NtHtfX5yvj

— NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessWBB) January 23, 2018

With 3,098 points, Mitchell ranks No. 6 among the NCAA’s all-time leading scorers. Fellow lefty Kelsey Plum, last year’s No. 1 pick in the WNBA draft, is at the top of the list with 3,527. While that number is likely out of reach for Mitchell, she’s just 185 points from passing Brittney Griner, who is No. 3 all time with 3,283. Jackie Stiles is No. 2 with 3,393.

Sue Bird gave her scouting report on the exciting guard, having seen Mitchell play at USA camp this past fall:

"One of the first things I noticed about her is her creativity."@S10Bird gives her scouting report on the Big Ten's all-time leading scorer, @Kelz_Hoop! #WatchMeWork pic.twitter.com/o23xjFi2fK

— WNBA (@WNBA) January 27, 2018