Graduate student Madison Scott of Ole Miss women’s basketball has been named one of three finalists for the prestigious 2025 Gillom Trophy presented by the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians and Pearl River Resort. The award, named after Ole Miss legend Peggie Gillom-Granderson, recognizes the most outstanding women’s basketball player in the state. Scott is competing against Jerkaila Jordan from Mississippi State and Taleah Dilworth from Jackson State for the title, with the winner to be announced at a luncheon on March 10.
Scott has been a standout player for the Rebels this season, leading the team in points and assists. She holds the record for the longest streak of scoring 10 or more points in consecutive games and recently became the most experienced player in Ole Miss history. Scott has solidified herself in the program’s record books, ranking in the top five for career games in double-digit scoring and second in career free-throws made.
The Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame, which aims to preserve the state’s sports heritage, has been recognizing excellence in athletics and contributions to sports. The organization serves as a destination for sports legends to be celebrated through interactive displays and exhibits. Fans can stay updated on Ole Miss basketball news by subscribing to The Sip, the official newsletter of the Rebels, and following the team on social media.
For information on purchasing tickets for upcoming games or learning more about the team, fans can visit the Ole Miss Athletics website. Scott’s impressive performance on the court has earned her recognition as a finalist for the Gillom Trophy, and her impact on the program will be celebrated at the upcoming award ceremony.
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