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NEW YORK STATE BOYS’ BASKETBALL 2000 POINT CLUB NAME SCHOOL SECTIO PTS GRADUATED N Kenny Anderson Archbishop Malloy NYC 2621 1989 Ken Wood East Hampton 11 2613 1989 Bobby Hodgson William Floyd 11 2532 1994 Desmond Harad FDR/Adelphi Acad. NYC 2516 1998 Bernard Blunt Jamesville-DeWitt 3 2507 1990 Felipe Lopez Rice NYC 2486 1994 Robert Phelps Nazerth NYC 2477 1990 Neil Weidman Dansville 5 2441 1993 Ralph Angelo Honeoye 5 2407 1991 Jimmer Ferdette Glens Falls 2 2404 2007 Scott Wilson Lyme 3 2391 1982 Chris Ciaccio Gloversville 2 2373 1990 Terry Brown Clyde-Savannah 5 2360 1986 Richie Campbell Buffalo Burgard 6 2355 1990 Duane Ivory Our Savior Lutheran NYC 2351 1986 Ray Toomer York Prep NYC 2341 1993 Jason Amore Friendship 5 2332 1993 Jason Rowe Buffalo Traditional 6 2327 1996 Tony Crandall Baldwin NYC 2326 1973 Damien Foster Buffalo Traditional 6 2309 1996 Marcus Whitfield Buffalo Burgard 6 2285 1989 Nate Cannon Rome Score – Deaf 3 2262 1970 Jim Ryder Tioga 4 2238 1988 Mike Heary Fredonia 6 2235 1994 Tony Traver Greenwich 2 2189 1980 Joe Girard St. Mary’s/Shenendehowa 2 2179 1990 Curtis Aiken Buffalo Bennett 6 2162 1983 Chris Moore Buffalo Park School 6 2161 1996 Gary Williams Bay Shore 11 2125 1993 Kevin Morris Martin Luther King NYC 2120 1996 Danya Abrams Hackley School 1 2119 1993 Tom Stith St. Francis Prep NYC 2119 1957 Al Edwards Greenport 11 2117 1972 Jim Stockwell Belleville 3 2108 1969 Jason Mathias Galway/Amsterdam 2 2103 1995 Jim McNamara St. Agnes NYC 2080 1956 Stephen Marbury Abe Lincoln NYC 2078 1995 David Mascia Lynbrook 8 2077 1991 Albert King Fort Hamilton NYC 2071 1977 Lew Alcindor Power Memorial NYC 2067 1965 Christian Laettner Buffalo Nichols 6 2066 1988 Chris Rooney Smithtown West 11 2063 1989 Todd Scott Peekskill 1 2055 1983 Greg “Boo” Harvey Jackson NYC 2039 1985 Anthony Hargraves Our Savior Lutheran NYC 2038 1981 Fred Burton Francis Lewis NYC 2036 983 Bruce Lefkowitz Edgemont 1 2036 1983 Jim Manos Poly Prep NYC 2036 1977 Elton Brand Peekskill 1 2027 1997 Jermaine Smoake Van Arsdale NYC 2026 1991 Larry Jennings St. John Prep NYC 2021 1998 Adam Stockwell Belleville-Henderson 3 2020 1992 Clyde Vaughan New Rochelle 1 2016 1980 Dwaye Johnson Mater Christi NYC 2014 1981 Benji Miller Smithtown Christian 11 2013 1994 Adonal Foyle O’Hara, PA, Hamilton 3 2008 1995 Bill Young Angelica 5 2006 1964.

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