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BB Arc Ind Points 12.16.20 IHSAA BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL SCORING ALL-TIME BESTS Through the 2019-20 season. Game, Season, Career scoring as provided to the IHSAA. Please report edits, updates, new additions to [email protected] once the 2020-21 season is complete. SINGLE GAME (50+ points) Note: * month/date/year missing < Game played with four 9-minute quarters; ‘20-minute halves; others are conventional 8-minute, 4-quarter games When score is given, it is by the winning team. Player School Pts Opponent Date Roy Buchanan Conway (105-5) 84 Gravity Feb. 2, 1927 Nick Reid Central City (86-76) 76 East Buchanan Feb. 4, 2019 Gary Wolcott Battle Creek (123-3) 76< Arthur Jan. 28, 1921 Jim Kelly Fonda (102-2) 75 Jolley Feb. 11, 1913 Louis Sneller Doon (83-75) 71 Larchwood Jan. 18, 1955 Clarence Shera Tiffin (94-9) 70 Ely Dec. 21, 1938 Jerry Doran Grand Junction (109-6) 66 Slater Nov. 22, 1948 R.T. Harlan Stockport (117-11) 65 Salem Jan. 30, 1951 John Laing Delwood, Elwood (99-58) 68 Calamus Feb. 14, 1969 Bill Mohn St. Patrick’s, Waukon (123-27) 68 Caledonia Lorretto, MN Jan. 21, 1964 Craig Kalkwarf Parkersburg (109-50) 65 Plainfield Dec. 18, 1973 Pete Hansen Ayrshire (97-57) 65 Palmer Dec. 13, 1963 Art Swestka Rudolphinum, Protivin (135-52) 64 New Haven St. Mary’s Feb. 2, 1965 Dale Kisner Oelwein Sacred Heart 63 St. John’s, Independence (102-89)Jan. 30, 1955 Bob Ricker Diagonal (117-22) 63 Conway (Sectional) Feb. 24, 1950 Merv Kline Clinton (111-18) 63 Sterling, Ill Feb. 8, 1913 Justin Haley Calamus-Wheatland (93-90 2OT) 62 Andrew Jan. 25, 2005 Brad Nelson Bis Garrigan, Alg’na (123-122 7ot) 62 St Edmond, Fort Dodge Dec. 3, 1999 Robbie Sieverding Marquette, Bellevue (88) 62 Olin (78) Feb. 12, 1996 Don Elgin West Union (61-41) 61 Elgin Jan. 9, 1951 Mark Urbanek Parkersburg (120-52) 61 Plainfield Jan. 30, 1973 Keith Stroup Rembrandt (101-48) 61 Meriden Jan. 2, 1960 Lucas Hough Graettinger (86-74) 60 Laurens-Marathon Dec. 12, 2001 Loren Meyer Ruthven-Ayrshire (75-70) 60 Clay Central-Everly (District) Feb. 28, 1991 Louis Sneller Doon (75-58) 60 Larchwood Jan. 19, 1954 Brooks McKowen Wapsie Valley (86-72) 59 Jesup Dec. 20, 2002 Cary Cochran Tri-Center, Neola (107-59) 59 Elk Horn-Kimballton Feb. 18, 1997 Hurl Beechum Des Moines, North (103-72) 59 Des Moines Lincoln (Substate) March 5, 1991 Brad Edwards Perry 59 Carroll * *, 1978 John Johnston St. Mary’s, Storm Lake (112-44) 59 Newell-Providence Feb. 15, 1974 Dale Kisner Oelwein Sacred Heart (97-95) 59 Cresco Notre Dame Feb. 18, 1955 Dean Evans Lincoln Central, Gruver 58 Ruthven-Ayrshire Jan. 15, 1993 Craig Zimmerman Oakland (88-59) 58 Carson-Macedonia (District) Feb. 24, 1988 Bob Florence Des Moines North (110-66) 58 Des Moines Tech Jan. 23, 1970 Mark Witte Calamus (95-53) 58 Wheatland Nov. 22, 1968 Jerry Senzee Cromwell (117-33) 58 Richland Township Feb. 2, 1960 Norman (Doc) Paul Clarence (95-35) 58 Stanwood Dec. 14, 1953 Page 1 Nick Reid Central City (89-63) 57 Midland, Wyoming Dec. 8, 2018 Eric Hickenbottom Cardinal, Eldon 57 Central Lee, Donnellson Jan. 9, 1998 Aaron Brotherton Keokuk Card Stritch (89-85 OT) 57 Notre Dame, Burlington Feb. 7, 1992 Steve Knutzen Charter Oak-Ute (97-53) 57 Schleswig Jan. 28, 1972 Jim Goodrich United Community (97-59) 57 Prairie, Gowrie Dec. 12, 1970 Dennis Frazier Adel 57 ************* ***** ****,1972 Garrett Sturtz Newton (78-74) 56 Winterset Feb. 12, 2018 Tyreke Locure Des Moines, North (92-80) 56 St. Joseph, Lafayette, MO Dec. 22, 2017 Jared Diers Edgewood-Colesburg 56 Central City Feb. 15, 2000 Curt Hofman Western Christian, Hull 56 Clarinda (State Tr) March 19, 1991 Neil Kerr Morning Sun (107-51) 56 Highland, Riverside Feb. 6, 1970 Dale Kisner Oelwein Sacred Heart (79-60) 56 Chas City Immac. Concept’n Dec. 10, 1954 Merv Kline Clinton (109-8) 56 Marion Jan. 26, 1915 Bowen Born Norwalk 55 Pella Christian (71-68) Jan. 28, 2020 Brian Pearson Palmer # (134-79) 55 Aurelia Feb. 19, 1988 Tony Woigemuth Card. Stritch, Keokuk (98-96 4 OT) 55 Marquette, West Point Feb. 1, 1985 Rick Peterson Pomeroy (98-91) 55 Lytton Feb. 7, 1975 Jim Thorup Des Moines Lincoln (96-94 OT) 55 Des Moines Tech (Dist Tr) March 2, 1973 Ron Kennedy Storm Lake (104-63) 55 Sibley Dec. 23, 1969 Pete Stewart Des Moines Tech (90-72) 55 Boone Dec. 30, 1966 John Luscombe Armstrong (75-64) 55 Sentral, Fenton Nov. 29, 1966 Jerry Kemery Blockton (94-26) 55 Gravity Dec. 16, 1955 Chuck Debok Russell (97-7) 55 Lucas Dec. 13, 1947 Garrett Sturtz Newton (62-63) 54 Indianola (Substate) Feb. 19, 2018 Joe Wieskamp Muscatine (64-50) 54 Bettendorf Feb. 2, 2018 Brett Watson Elk Horn-Kimballton 54 Farragut Feb. 18, 2000 Richard Harrington Moravia (101-84) 54 Lamoni Feb. 19, 1993 Dwight Byerly Morning Sun (76-61) 54 Wapello Dec. 19, 1967 Bob Watson Strawberry Point 54 East Buchanan (60-54) Jan. 17, 1964 Merv Kline Clinton (80-28) 54 Marion Dec. 19, 1913 Carson Parker Dike-New Hartford (79-77) 53 West Marshall Feb. 11, 2014 Brett Watson Elk Horn-Kimballton 53 Lenox Jan. 8, 1999 Casey Dudek Lamoni (111-61) 53 Lineville-Clio Jan. 30, 1993 Steve Eddie Albert City-Truesdale 53 Sioux Rapids-Rembrandt Feb. 17, 1989 Dan Winkel Garrigan, Algona (84-71) 53 Heelan, Sioux City Jan. 18, 1987 Matt Linehan Graettinger (84-54) 53 Terrill Dec. 16, 1986 Chris McCray Davenport North (83) 53 Muscatine (89) Dec. 6, 1985 Jay Murray Havelock-Plover (115-87) 53 Fonda Feb. 9, 1985 Art Sathoff Iowa Falls (74-63 State TR) 53 Mount Pleasant March 14, 1984 Paul Kirschbaum Woden-Crystal Lake (77-48) 53 Lakota Jan. 13, 1973 Ron Angell Mason City (95-46) 53 Cedar Falls Feb. 20, 1976 Jim Heck Ced Rapids Washington (85-51) 53 Muscatine Dec. 30, 1969 Tim Deiters Ottumwa Walsh (91-45) 53 Eddyville (Dist. Tr) Feb. 27, 1969 Dale Gordon Creston (97-46) 53 Glenwood Feb. 16, 1968 Lon Lura Hubbard (132-61) 53 Dows Dec. 16, 1966 Gary Bemis N Fayette, West Union (84-83 ot) 53 East Waterloo (Substate) March 16, 1963 Jim Brenner LeClaire (103-37) 53 Conesville Dec. 9, 1955 Wayne Wagner Danville (79-39) 53 Yarmouth Jan. 21, 1952 Arnold Schultz Deep River (79-18) 53 St. John’s, Victor Dec. 8, 1947 Casey Schlatter Iowa Falls-Alden (68) 52 Hampton-Dumont (59) Jan. 7, 2014 Brooks McKowen Wapsie Valley (80-63) 52 Union, La Porte City Feb. 1, 2003 Brett Lilly Riceville (80-69, District) 52 Fredericksburg Feb. 24, 1999 Page 2 Brent Kromrie Nodaway Valley (109-57) 52 East Union, Afton Jan. 28, 1997 Loren Meyer Ruthven-Ayrshire (82-68) 52 South Clay, Gillett Grove Feb. 15, 1991 Loren Meyer Ruthven-Ayrshire (90-65) 52 Terrill Feb. 13, 1990 Monte Gardner Fredericksburg (99-79) 52 Plainfield Jan. 24, 1989 Ryan Dieckman Louisa-Muscatine (69-61) 52 Pekin Dec. 9, 1988 Chris Kuhlmann Denison (84-74) 52 Kuemper, Carroll Jan. 6, 1987 Melvin Ash Van Buren, Keosauqua 52 Fox Valley Feb. 14, 1986 Mike Brown Pleasantville (78-57) 52 North Mahaska Jan. 4, 1980 Neil Kerr Morning Sun (78-61) 52 Mediapolis Jan. 27, 1970 Bruce Hovland Thompson (91-55) 52 Sentral, Fenton Jan. 16, 1970 Phil Carlson Des Moines East (89-84) 52 Ottumwa Feb. 28, 1969 Jerry Doyle Solon 52 Wilton (87-71) Feb. 7, 1969 Dave Bahr Belle Plaine (104-66) 52 Sigourney Jan. 10, 1969 John Masa Sibley (113-53) 52 Spirit Lake Nov. 30, 1967 Larry Bittner Pocahontas Catholic (124-80) 52 Rembrandt (Dist) Feb. 28, 1964 Dick Jensen Madrid (91-55) 52 Ogden Nov. 23, 1965 Roger Torson Valley Community, Elgin (82-63) 52 Arlington Jan. 8, 1962 Bob Bentley Clinton St. Mary’s 52 Camanche Dec. 27, 1962 Jim Mech St. Mary, Storm Lake (90-69) 52 Alton St. Mary’s Jan. 23, 1955 John Fick Danbury (129-34) 52 Clare Jan. 30, 1952 Joe (Jack) Toedt Laurel 52 Green Mountain Jan. 15, 1951 Alec Dreckman LeMars 51 Sioux City, East (75-72) Feb. 11, 2020 Parker Rochford Edgewood-Colesburg 51 MFL, Mar-Mac Dec. 5, 2018 Paul Rundquist Wapsie Valley (89-56) 51 Sumner-Fredericksburg Dec. 6, 2016 Casey Schlatter Iowa Falls-Alden (69) 51 Humboldt (54) Feb. 10, 2014 Josh Brase Highland, Riverside (91) 51 Mediapolis (64) Feb. 7, 2014 Reed Tellinghuisen East Sac County 51 Prairie Valley, Gowrie Jan. 15, 2013 Clay Herreld Northeast Hamilton, Blairsburg 51 Tripoli Dec. 9, 2011 Tyler Sash Oskaloosa 51 Waukee Dec. 9, 2005 Rich Harrington Moravia (101-84) 51 Lamoni Feb. 19, 1993 Fred Hoiberg Ames (108-60, substate) 51 Indianola March 11, 1991 Terry Anderson Diagonal (95-67, Dist Tr) 51 Lamoni Feb. 26, 1991 Terry Anderson Diagonal (116-54) 51 Prescott Jan. 21, 1991 Steve Eddie Albert City-Truesdale 51 St. Marys Storm Lake Feb. 22, 1989 Nick Ravn Spencer (85-55) 51 Cherokee Dec. 15, 1989 Matt Schimmelpfenning Mount Pleasant 51 Davis County, Bloomfield Feb. 23, 1988 Troy Skinner Palmer # (134-79) 51 Aurelia Feb. 19, 1988 Mike Mercer Nishna Valley 51 Farragut Dec. 16, 1983 Rob Luther Maxwell 51 Colo Feb. 19, 1982 John Thompson Lamoni 51 Melcher-Dallas Jan., *, 1982 Dean Onken Carroll (89-54) 51 Jefferson Jan. 25, 1975 Dennis Shaffer Mason City (105-67) 51 Charles City Jan. 25, 1971 Bill Runchey West Bend 51 Ruthven Jan. 21, 1972 Paul Fell Mount Ayr (119-52) 51 Villisca Jan.
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