Sioux City, IA, October 17, 2026 —

Northwestern Red Raiders player Gianna Bennett broke the all-time women’s college football scoring record during her team’s 45-17 victory over the Doane Tigers in Orange City, Iowa, according to the available information.

The summary of the game identifies Bennett as the record-breaker but does not state how many points she scored, what the previous record was, or when the game took place. It also does not provide details about how Bennett reached the mark or whether the record was set during a particular play.

Northwestern’s 45 points and Doane’s 17 points were the final score reported for the game. No further game statistics, such as individual scoring totals or other player performances, were provided. The information also does not identify a specific source or record-keeping organization for the all-time scoring record.

The result links Bennett’s achievement with a win for the Red Raiders, but the available account does not describe the broader game or provide additional context about either team’s season. The date of the matchup and any statements from Bennett, her teammates or coaches were not included.

As reported, the record-setting performance came in a game in Orange City, Iowa, where Northwestern defeated Doane 45-17. Further details about the scoring record and the circumstances of Bennett’s achievement were not provided.


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