Watch: Stanford Commit Fran Belibi Stuns Crowd With Insane Dunk

Fran Belibi made history in 2017 as the first girl to dunk in a Colorado high school basketball game.

Write down the name Fran Belibi because you're going to be hearing it again.

The 6'1" senior forward from Regis Jesuit High School in Aurora, Colo. is known for her dunking skills. And she's at it again.

Bilibi put up 32 points Wednesday night in a 79–55 victory over Grandview, the school that defeated Regis Jesuit in last season's Class 5A state championship game. Bilibi's biggest moment on Wednesday came in the first half with a monster one-handed dunk in traffic.

Fans lots their minds. One guy even spread out on the ground in disbelief. You might too when you watch the clip.

Fran Belibi from @RegisJesuitHS THREW IT DOWN tonight. I've covered a lot of high school basketball, and I've never seen a gym like this @RJ_Media pic.twitter.com/vMPMkXbQuN

— Lindsay Joy (@LindsayJoyTV) December 13, 2018

This isn't the first time Belibi has stunned a crowd. Belibi started playing basketball as a freshman and made history as a sophomore, becoming the first girl to dunk in a Colorado high school basketball game. She's also won two gold medals with USA Basketball.

In May, Belibi committed to Stanford, joining a 2019 class which is ranked second in the nation. Belibi chose Stanford because she plans to follow in her parents's footsteps and become a doctor. Her list of other schools she considered included Notre Dame, Harvard and Princeton.