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Program Records
Most Points
Game – 45, Yvonne Wilson vs. Metcalfe County 2-1-92
Season – 841, Yvonne Wilson, 1991-92
Team - 114, Lexington Catholic vs. West Jessamine 2-4-03
Most Rebounds
Game - 21, Shannon Novosel vs. Mercy 12-23-03
Season - 359, Shannon Novosel 2003-04
Team - 55, Lexington Catholic vs. Monroe County 12-18-04
Most Assists
Game - 13, Nikki Davis vs. Wayne County 12-19-04
Season - 250, Nikki Davis 2005-06
Team - 42, Lexington Catholic vs. West Jessamine 2-4-03
Most Steals
Game - 12, Nikki Davis vs. South Laurel 3-26-05
Season - 151 Nikki Davis 2005-06
Team - 48, Lexington Catholic vs. West Jessamine 2-4-03
1,000 Point Club
2,630 Chelsea Chowning
2,553 Kelli Stamper
2,144 Yvonne Wilson
2,093 Anaris Sickles
1,907 Keyla Snowden
1,770 Briana Green
1,632 Shannon Novosel
1,552 Rita Wilson
1,431 Natalie Novosel
1,263 Nikki Davis
1,226 Sarah Schell
1,102 Katie Mendenhall
1,000 Rebound Club
1,478 Anaris Sickles
1,129 Kelli Stamper
1,076 Shannon Novosel
1,028 Chelsea Chowning
500 Assist Club
802 Nikki Davis
510 Sarah Schell
300 Steal Club
530 Nikki Davis
527 Chelsea Chowning
417 Natalie Novosel
387 Sarah Schell
363 Keyla Snowden
Most Wins
Season - 36, 2004-2005
Winning streak - 33 games (2-1-05 – 1-12-06)
33 games (1-20-06 – 12-29-06)
Individual Career - 154, Shannon Novosel (2000-2005)
Miscellaneous Records
Shannon Novosel - First basketball player (boys or girls) in Kentucky history to play in four State Championship games in a career
Coach Greg Todd - 7 career Sweet Sixteen Final Four appearances (all-time leader), 5 career Sweet Sixteen State Championship game appearance (all-time leader), and 22 career Sweet Sixteen victories (all-time leader)
Coach Greg Todd – 2006 EA Sports National Coach of the Year as named by StudentSports.com
Coach Bob Tripure – Only coach in Kentucky history to win Kentucky state championships at two different high schools (Lexington Catholic & Henry Clay)
Sweet Sixteen Victories - 24 Sweet Sixteen victories (2nd most all-time behind Laurel County's 25 victories)
State Championship Game Appearances – First program in state history (boys or girls) to play in four consecutive state championship games
NCAA Division-I Players - First girls program in state history to have four NCAA Division-I signees over a two season period (2005: Shannon Novosel & Adaeze Azubuike / 2006: Nikki Davis & Anaris Sickles). Rita Wilson Division I Scholarship to Evansville.
Pre-Season #1 Ranking – Lexington Catholic has entered the season ranked #1 in Kentucky four times (2001-02, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07)
USA Today Super 25 National Rankings – Lexington Catholic appeared in 37 consecutive editions of the Super 25 national poll in the USA Today (2004-2007).
USA Today Super 25 Final Rankings – Lexington Catholic has three times ended the season ranked among the top 25 teams in the nation in USA Today (1998-99: #21, 2004-05: #6, 2005-06: #3).
USA Today Super 25 Final Rankings – Lexington Catholic ended the season with the highest final national ranking in USA Today by a Kentucky school (2005-06: #3)
All-State Nominees – Lexington Catholic became the only team in state history to place five players on the post-season All-State teams (First, Second, Third, or Honorable Mention) in 2005-06 with Nikki Davis, Anaris Sickles, Natalie Novosel, Keyla Snowden, and Briana Green garnering the necessary votes
Sweet Sixteen Scoring Margin Record – Averaged 19.3 point scoring margin in 2006 Sweet Sixteen (highest in tournament history)
In-state Winning Streak – 70-game winning streak against in-state opponents (12-3-05 – 2-1-07)
Winning Streak vs. Lexington schools – 63-game winning streak against Lexington schools (11-30-97 – 3-2-07)
District Winning Streak – 68-game winning streak against district opponents (12-3-97 – 3-2-07)
Home Winning Streak – 47-game winning streak at home (1-15-04 – 2-1-07) | 
