Paige Bueckers matched her career high with 34 points in her home finale, and second-seeded UConn reached its 31st straight Sweet 16 in the women's NCAA Tournament, beating No. 10 seed South Dakota State 91-57.

Bueckers matched her career high with 34 points in her final home game before leaving to a standing ovation from the sellout crowd at Gampel Pavilion.

Who are the 10 all-time leading scorers in NCAA Women's Tournament history? FOX Sports Research compiled the list.

UConn hasn’t lost a second-round NCAA Tournament game since 1993, but the 2-seed Huskies face a challenge Monday against South Dakota State.

Star Tribune basketball writer Kent Youngblood has LSU and Notre Dame among his teams heading to the Women's Final Four.