Move over Steph Curry, there is new three-point royalty and her name is Leah Church.

If the name rings a bell, the 18-year-old North Carolina native became a sensation last year by making 120 three-pointers in a span of five minutes in an attempt to break the world-record of 135.

Church was back on the hardwood this summer, attempting a different world-record — the most threes made in a minute.

With the help of her father, Craig, as a rebounder, and her mother Kim, recording, Church tickled twine time after time on her way to 32 threes in one minute, swishing past the previous record of 26 set by Justin Dargahi earlier this year.

The high school senior nailed 55 threes in a row before her first miss, all in less than two minutes. Take a look:

“I have always had a lot of confidence in my shot and a couple of days ago I saw the previous record for the most made threes in a minute,” said Church.

“I felt sure I could top it and wanted to give it a try. I love attempting difficult things and reaching high goals, so breaking records is something I enjoy trying.”

Earlier in 2015, Curry made 77 threes in a row en-route to 94 out of 100 at a Golden State Warriors practice.

Just out of curiosity, I asked the 5-foot-8 sharpshooter which NBA player she thought her game resembled the most.

“Obviously, I love Steph Curry and the way he shoots the ball,” said Church who was decked out in Under Armour gear in her video. “I think we are similar in that we both love to shoot the three.”

If you think Curry is the only three-point champion in this story, think again. Church won the 2016 USSSA National Championships 3-Point Contest earlier this year and has a ring and a trophy to show for it.

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Church is homeschooled and plays for the Forest Trail Academy under coach Delaney Rudd.

Surely, this is not the last time we'll hear of the three-point queen, as she committed to North Carolina State University earlier today and is bound to make plenty a splash for the Wolfpack.

If you haven't already, make sure to show her some love on her Twitter page, @leah_church3.

All video and photos courtesy of Leah Church.