Kelsey Plum is no stranger to big-time scoring nights, but her 57 points against Utah on Saturday night left an indelible mark on what has become a storybook career.

Late in the contest Plum hit a floater in the lane, like she has so many times before, giving her 55 for the game and breaking Jackie Stiles’ record for most career points in NCAA women’s basketball history in the process. After the dust settled, Plum’s 57 total points brought her career tally to 3,397, only Pete Maravich with 3,667 has more on the men’s side.

The basketball world was watching, and more importantly appreciating the greatness of Plum on Saturday. Numerous icons, coaches, and legends reached out to her on social media to recognize her feat. Here are some of the best:

History made. Congrats! #kelseyplum https://t.co/jjKtSXsfDg

— Kobe Bryant (@kobebryant) February 26, 2017

What an accomplishment @Kelseyplum10. You are truly a #SchwaagChamp pic.twitter.com/gEWgZ5wIzB

— James Harden (@JHarden13) February 26, 2017

Congrats@Kelseyplum10 on becoming the all-time leading scorer.We are celebrating you here at Missouri State. So proud of you/well deserved!

— Jackie Stiles (@JackieStiles10) February 26, 2017

Maybe. Congrats @Kelseyplum10! https://t.co/DX0nykgFmt

— Sue Bird (@S10Bird) February 26, 2017

Congrats! Quite an accomplishment. Can't wait to watch your career unfold in the W! @Kelseyplum10 https://t.co/8u73juEJPy

— Elena Delle Donne (@De11eDonne) February 26, 2017

Congrats @Kelseyplum10 ?? From Nike All American game to a senior in college your heart, humility & love for the game remained the same! https://t.co/vb3yZAMYq3

— Swin Cash (@SwinCash) February 26, 2017

Soooo proud of my super talented friend @Kelseyplum10! Maaaannn keep it going… NO ONE can stop you! Tunnel Vision! #BucketSZN ??

— Dot (@BdotAdot5) February 26, 2017

Congrats @Kelseyplum10
UW_WBB 3397 points an @basketballncaa record scores 57 tonight Wow an incredible career Kelsey is #awesomebaby

— Dick Vitale (@DickieV) February 26, 2017

Congratulations @kelseyplum10 for becoming the best scoring 5'8" player in UW history?Amazing accomplishment??

— Danny Ainge (@danielrainge) February 26, 2017

All. The. Feels.

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— NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessWBB) February 26, 2017

You see the points and the wins but very few see the hours upon hours of work @Kelseyplum10 puts in to achieve greatness! Congratulations!

— Lorenzo Romar (@CoachRomar) February 26, 2017