Mayfield's Cloey Dopp Shatters 30-Year Old Girls Basketball Scoring Record

Cloey Dopp, a senior at Mayfield, has broken the girls basketball scoring record, a record that had been unbroken for 30 years. The game took place on December 28 against Gloversville Enlarged School District. Dopp scored 20 points, 12 more than needed to break the record, leading Mayfield to a 40-33 win.

The previous record was set by Stacie Hime during her 1985 to 1990 playing career. Dopp, with 1,444 career points before the game, has been on the Mayfield varsity basketball team since 8th grade. She also plays for the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) in the offseason.

Dopp's record is a result of her hard work and dedication. Her coach, Brian Moore, commended her commitment, saying she has spent more time and effort in the gym than any other girl he has coached in his 15-year career.

Dopp has also committed to playing Division II basketball at Dominican University. Her performance is a great end to her high school career and a positive sign for her future in college basketball.

News Channel 13 and The Leader-Herald reported Dopp's achievement. Congratulations to Cloey Dopp on her achievement.

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