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348, Bob Felty, Ti Valley
(1990-1994)
90-91 59
91-92 67
92-93 106
93-94 116
(Credit: Mike
Kogut/Wayne
Klinger)
(Felty accepted a Division 1 baseball scholarship to George
Washington University).
345,
A.J. Nastasi,
Northern Bedford (1994-98)
 338, Jeff Dailey (2004),
Notre Dame Green Pond
(see special Dailey note
HERE)
-(submitted by
Mark J. Wojciechowski, DeSales University)
334, Pat Mansell, (2002-2006 )
Cheltenham then Rider University,
Freshman (2002-03): 54/149 (36.2%)
Sophomore (03-04): 76/208 (36.5%)
Junior (04-05): 84/234 (35.9%)
Senior (05-06): 120/338 (35.5%)
332, Erika Barron (’03-’07)
Tamaqua (Credit:
Mike Hromyak, Tamaqua Athletic Director)
319, Stephanie Merlo,
Pius X in Bangor Pa for 2 years then to
Pocono Mt. East, (2003)
314,
-Andy "Moose" Simpson
Juniata Valley High School, Alexandria
PA (1996-98). Played D2 Davis and Elkins College, WV.
302, Mike Colbert (Chartiers Valley)
WPIAL Record
283, Marsell Holden
(Farrell)
2009-
(Credits:Jim Raykie, Sharon Herald)
280, Jordan Miller,
(Central Cambria),
2009
262,
Pat Sharr ,
(West Mont Christian
Academy),
(2008)
National Record: 516, Randall Carlisle (Lipan, TX) 2000-2005.
1-13-10, the girls high school basketball
national record was broken. The record in a high school girl's career was
471. Ashley Wertzberger, a Senior at Gila Bend High School in Gila Bend
Arizona broke her own state record and went on to break the national
record. She now leads with 473 and has many games left to play!!!!
jebusrubal@yahoo.com
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151 -District 6: Ryan Galiczynski, Northern
Cambria, 2002
134-Andy "Moose" Simpson
Juniata Valley High School, Alexandria
PA (1998). 1st Team Small School All-State '98
129-A.J. Nastasi,
Northern Bedford (1997-98)
 127-Marsell Holden
(2009) Farrell 1,514
points breaking the
previous mark of 1,471 set by Julius McCoy in 1952. Marsell played his
sophomore year at Kennedy Catholic, where he scored 399 points. That gives
him a 4-year total in Mercer County of 1,913 points.
(Credits:Jim Raykie, Sharon Herald)
126 -District 11:Jeff Dailey, Notre Dame
Green Pond, 2004 (see special Dailey note
HERE)
120 -District 1: Pat Mansell, Cheltenham,
2006
120-Jordan Miller Central Cambria
concluded his career with 2,105 points. 2009
111, Erika Barron
(’03-’07)
Tamaqua (Credit: Mike Hromyak, Tamaqua
Athletic Director)
1st Team All State 2006 2nd Team All State 2007
103, Charlie Copp,
Tulpehocken (2000)
(Kevin Quimby, Head Boys Basketball Coach, Tulpehocken HS)
-100-Joe Nastasi,
Northern Bedford (1993-94)
--Stephanie Merlo
(Pius X), 98 as
a freshman
99-00
--Pat Sharr, (West Mont), 97 his senior year 07-08
--Mike Murphy,
(Marin Catholic) 97-1998-99
--Eddie McLaughlin, (Marin Catholic)
96-00-01
--Nathan Lucosh (Albert Gallatin High School)
hit 95 - 3 pointers during the 1999-2000 season. This is a school record and
Fayette County record
--Mark Rowland, (General McLane). 94--1988-89
-A.J. Nastasi,
(Northern Bedford) 86 (1996-97)
--Katy Oblinger, (Altoona), 85 -2007
--Travis Hunsicker, (Lehighton), 84 -1996-97
--Don Hoffman, (Weatherly),
83 -2004-05
--Brian Balliet, (Jim Thorpe),
82 -1994-95
--Eddie McLaughlin, (Marian Catholic),81-01-02
--Ryan Nenstiel, (Weatherly), 81 -
2001-02
National Record: 215 Corrie Johnson (Hardin
County, TN) 1992-93
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13-Christopher
Zilla, Ford City
on February 2, 1995 when Ford City played Wilkensburg in
Wilkensburg. He had a game high 41 points that is the record in Ford City.
(Credit: Chris Chimka,
CChimka@asd.k12.pa.us )
13-George
Baker, Philadelphia Edison
(Ted Silary, Daily News, 2008)
13-Dan Davis,
Fort Cherry had 13
three-pointers in a 61-60 win over South Fayette. (2004-2005)
13-Elwood Kimmel,
Tri Valley had 13 three pointers in a
102-69 win over Lehigh Valley Christian (2/12/91)
(Credit: Mike
Kogut/Wayne
Klinger)
12-Matt Welliver, Anacortes (WA) hit 12
- 3 pointers during a Northwest Conference game vs Ferndale, WA an 82
- 70
victory. Welliver broke the school record of 9 - 3 pointers which had
been held by his coach Brett Sneff (1/4/11)
(Bellingham Herald)
12-Brian Balliet,
Jim Thorpe Feb 2, 1995 vs. Williams
Valley
12-Adam Donahue, Curwensville
in the Purchase Line Lions Christmas Tournament, December 27, 2000 vs.
Purchase Line. (Credit: Jim Fleming)
12-Kayla Hoouli
St. Marys Area had 46 in a 58-48 win
over visiting Clearfield (2009-2010)
12-Del Roy
Moss, Monessen 2003-2004
11-Brandon Duncan,
Uniontown, on 3/703, this second team all-state
player hit 11 three pointers in a game against Belle Vernon
(Credit:
Seth Dickerson)
11-Kim Holton,
Central Bucks East in a District 1
Class AAAA first-round playoff basketball game against visiting Penn Wood
broke the record for three-point shots
11-Eric Johnson,
Math/Civics/Science
(Ted Silary, Daily News, 2008)
11-Glenn
Washington, Radnor in a first round
state playoff loss to Susquehanna Twp. (2006)
11-Jeff
Furmanchin, Weatherly scored
a school record 11 threes in an 85-53 win over MMI Prep on February
4,2006. He had 9 threes in the first half.
10-Jon Shanty, Ford City
had 10 3"s and a total of 40 points December 9, 2011 against United High
School. (Credit: Chris Chimka,
CChimka@asd.k12.pa.us )
10-Seth Edwards, Highlands in
a PIAA playoff had a school-record 10 3-pointers and a game-high 30
points in the Golden Rams' 95-66 victory over Somerset in a Class AAA
first-round game at Gateway. (3/7/09) (Credit: Seth Dickerson)
10-Fort
Cherry senior Dan Davis led the Rangers to a
65-47 win against Charleroi
10-Bob Felty, Tri Valley
in a 102-69 win over Lehigh Valley
Christian (2/12/91)
(Credit: Mike
Kogut/Wayne
Klinger)
10-Mark Naimoli,
Lancaster Catholic
(05-06)
10-Jordan Stasyszyn,
Carlisle, Blackhawk Classic
(06-07)
10-Frank Karl, Ambridge,
in win over Beaver 2/10/07
10-Collin Kelly, Loyalsock Township went
10-14 from three point range and ended with thirty points leading a win over
Selinsgrove. (2008-2009)
10-Luis Martinez,
Philadelphia Edison
(Ted Silary, Daily News, 2008)
10-Maureece Rice, Strawberry Mansion
(Ted Silary, Daily News, 2003)
National Record:
32-Guy-Perkins, Arkansas School for the Deaf, 11/2/99
(National Federation)
21- Lincoln University
(PA) embarrassed Ohio State-Marion
201-78, setting the Division III record for points and the
NCAA
all-division mark for margin of victory. Sami
Wylie scored 69 points for the Lions, setting the all-division record with
21 3-pointers.
December 2006. |
Note: On Friday Jan22, 2010, in
the fourth quarter Bruce Grover came off the bench for
Perry High School and hit seven (that's correct, seven) straight 3
pointers to help his team come from behind and defeat Westinghouse in the
Pittsburgh City League, 78-67.
(Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
Note: In 2007,
Steve Holeczy,
(Cheswick Christian, (Pennsylvania)
made 16 consecutive three point shots over a span of games before a miss.
(Credit: Pittsburgh Tribune Review, Jan 2007)
Note: January 22, 2008, Dre
Smith set an NCAA record for three-pointers in a game without a miss, Smith
was 10 of 10 from three-point range and had a career-high 34 points pushed
George Mason University to a 96-75 win
over James Madison in front of 6,659 fans at JMU Convocation Center. (The
Mason Gazette), Credit: Aaron Funk
Note: Craig Jarvis - (Turkeyfoot Valley H.
S.) (Somerset County PA) - 68 games with a 3 pointer made 1992
thru 1995. (Uniontown Herald Standard).
Note: Pat Mansell (Cheltenham)
hit a three-pointer in 69 consecutive games from February 7, 2004 to March
15, 2006.
Note: Pat Sharr, (West Mont Christian
Academy)
had 262
----549 career 3 balls for a % of 47.8----national percentage record.
Credit:
(Fayette County Guru fayettecountyhoops@hotmail.com) |
Tri Valley boys,
219, 1993-94
(Credit: Mike
Kogut/Wayne
Klinger)
Cheltenham
boys, 216 2004-2005
Tri Valley boys, 212, 1992-93
(Credit: Mike
Kogut/Wayne
Klinger)
Marian Catholic boys,
193 --2000-01
Altoona girls, 187 --1991-92
Weatherly boys, 183 --2001-02
Marian Catholic boys, 180 --1998-99
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The state record for 3-pointers
made in a game is 34, by Juniata Valley
in 2002. That also is No. 2 on the national list.
(Post
Gazette, Mike White)
The Juniata Valley
boys made 29 3 pointers against Claysburg in the 96-97 season.
The Juniata Valley record under Coach Mike Fields was a national record for
most 3's by a team at that time.
(Credit: Billy Clapper)
Tri- Valley
had 27 vs. Lehigh Valley Christian on 2/12/91
(Credit: Mike
Kogut/Wayne
Klinger)
The
Altoona girls made 14 vs. Schenley
2-19-99, (Credit: Coach Craig Long) |
Dan
Davis (2004-2005)
Jordan
Stasyszyn (2007)