Britt Prince Reaches 1,000 Career Points

Nebraska guard Britt Prince became the 39th Cornhusker to reach 1,000 career points during a win over Western Illinois.

Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Basketball

Britt Prince Reaches 1,000 Career Points

Britt Prince reached 1,000 career points for Nebraska women's basketball 15 seconds into her 64th career game against Western Illinois. Prince entered the game two points shy of the milestone.

Why it matters

The milestone places Prince among 39 Nebraska players to reach 1,000 career points, a benchmark that marks sustained scoring production over a college career. Her pace suggests she could challenge the program's top career scoring totals in coming seasons.

Prince reached 1,000 points in 64 career games while averaging 15.8 points per game entering the Western Illinois game, and she led both teams with 23 points on 15 shots against San Jose State. Her projected four-season total of 1,959 points is based on her current pace and remains dependent on playing time and scoring output.

The players

Britt Prince

Nebraska women's basketball guard who reached 1,000 career points and is on pace to finish among the program's top career scorers, having earlier set a Nebraska Class B career scoring record at Elkhorn North with 2,491 points.

Karen Jennings

Former Nebraska women's basketball player whose 2,405 career points remain the program's team-leading total, a mark Prince could surpass if she returns for a fifth season.

The details

Prince entered the game two points shy of 1,000 career points and reached the mark 15 seconds into the contest. She earned her first career point on Nov. 4, 2024, in an 88-48 win over Omaha, and reached 750 career points in an 81-75 win over Illinois on January 24, 2026.

Nov. 4, 2024: Prince earns her first career point in an 88-48 win over Omaha.
Jan. 24, 2026: Prince reaches 750 career points in an 81-75 win over Illinois.
Nov. 7, 2026: Prince reaches 1,000 career points against Western Illinois.

Season Trajectory

Prince's milestone places her within reach of Karen Jennings' 2,405-point program record, the highest career total in Nebraska women's basketball history. Her progress would matter most if Nebraska plays more than 31 games a season over the next two seasons or if her scoring average rises.

Prince's scoring total gives fantasy and roster observers a concrete measure of her production, with her 15.8 points per game average entering the Western Illinois game serving as the baseline. Her continued scoring will determine whether she reaches the program's top career totals within the next two seasons.

The takeaway

Prince's milestone shows how consistent scoring over a full college career can build toward program records. Tracking her per-game average offers a practical way to follow whether she stays on pace.