Bibby, who will retire at the end of this season, equalled Australian Opals legend Michelle Timms' tally of 537 late in last week's loss to Townsville, and will likely eclipse it in Adelaide on Friday, or Perth on Saturday.

"I haven't felt any pressure to pass it and it's not in the back of my mind, but it's a nice thing to have when you wind things up," Bibby said.

"The most three-pointers in the 35-odd years the league has been going is not a bad little accomplishment.

"To hopefully knock down one more and pass a legend like Michelle Timms will be pretty humbling."

Bibby also holds the record for the most consecutive three-pointers in a match, nailing her first eight three-point attempts against Australian Institute of Sport in December, 2010.

However with the Capitals (4-7) desperate for two wins to keep their finals hopes alive, rewriting the record books is well down her priority list.

Kristin Veal (knee) is a chance to make the trip after missing the past two matches, and would play her 350th game if she suits up.

It is unclear whether Lauren Jackson will make her return from an 11-month injury layoff on the road trip, or wait until after the Christmas break.

But Bibby is confident the Capitals can keep their finals hopes alive, with or without the superstar centre.

"We're confident we can go to Adelaide and Perth and knock off two [wins] with the group we've got," she said.

"That would put us right around the cluster of teams near fourth on the ladder.

"Every time she's practised she [Jackson] has looked pretty good.

"There's a lot of people making the decision on when she's going to play, it's getting closer.

"I couldn't say 100 per cent whether it's this week, or they put her on ice and play her after Christmas."

WNBL

Friday: Adelaide Lightning v Canberra Capitals at Adelaide Arena, 5.30pm

Saturday: West Coast Waves v Canberra Capitals at WA Basketball Centre, 9.30pm