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Sayvia Sellers: Alaska's Record-Breaking Basketball Star

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“Savius Sellers made history in Alaska, high school girls basketball, as the all-time leading score with 2,651 points, and three state titles at Anchorage Christian School.”From the transcript

Sayvia Sellers, Alaskas high school basketball legend, is making waves at the University of Washington. Despite initial gymnastics aspirations, she found her passion in basketball, thanks to her familys sports influence. Her moms early recognition of her talent led to a record-breaking high school career. Now, Sellers is averaging 18 points per game in her college season, with WNBA dreams on the horizon.

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Sayvia Sellers: Alaska's Record-Breaking Basketball Star

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Savius Sellers made history in Alaska, high school girls basketball, as the all-time leading score with 2,651 points, and three state titles at Anchorage Christian School. Now playing for the University of Washington Huskies, she's proving her talent on a bigger stage. Growing up, Sellers wasn't sold on basketball at first and dreamed of gymnastics instead, but with seven siblings who love sports, she started shooting hoops outside with her brothers and fell in love with the competition. Her mom, Tamika, spotted her standout skills at out-of-state camps, where Savius buzzed with energy among top players. That early push set her up for record-breaking high school run. Sellers picked Washington for its tight-knit team vibe that felt like family. The Huskies rebuilt strong hitting number six in the NCAA tournament, though they failed to Texas Christian University this weekend. She's averaging 18 points a game, this 2025, 2026 season. With one year left in college, Sellers stays focused on improvement in eyes that WNBA

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