Both sophomore Hannah Hidalgo and senior Olivia Miles have All-American cases, with the star backcourt having led Notre Dame to 19 straight wins.

While sidelined last season, the All-American playmaker gained a new perspective that has helped the Fighting Irish become the best 3-point shooting team in women’s college basketball.

RALEIGH, N.C. — Sonia Citron was down to the final frantic seconds, her top-ranked Notre Dame team down three and on the verge of its first loss since November. There was just enough time to launch a contested 3-pointer over N.C. State's Aziaha James.

Miles led all scorers with 28 points, including eight 3-pointers, which tied the Irish record set by Sheila McMillen in February 1998. Citron scored 19 of her 22 points in the first half, making all seven of her shots during that time and ultimately shooting 8 of 9 for the game. She completed a double-double with 10 rebounds.

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are making basketball look easy. Like, unsettlingly easy. They’ve won 19 in a row, all but one by double digits. It’s the toughest draw in the country for the NC State Wolfpack,

The Fighting Irish guard might have been unable to prevent her team from falling to defeat over the weekend but showed why she is considered one of the best in the league with another 26-point haul