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AA Boys Basketball Minimun - 100 Points Montana High School Boys Basketball 20012-13 Individual Stats Leaders SCORING LEADERS Regular Season Games AA Boys Basketball Minimun - 100 Points Players Name Team G PTS AVG Top 10 1 Daine Muller Skyview 17 372 21.9 2 Tres Tinkle Hellgate 20 390 19.5 3 Joey Marzion CMR 20 386 19.3 4 Oliver Carr Bozeman 20 385 19.2 5 Tad Rose Senior 20 375 18.7 6 Andrew Campbell West 20 337 16.8 7 Cody Bender Bozeman 20 304 15.2 8 Dallas Cook Butte 20 277 13.8 Muller Tinkle 9 Skyler Scheetz Senior 20 265 13.2 10 Carson Dummer Capital 20 265 13.2 11 Ryan Edwards Glacier 18 231 12.8 12 Caleb Weidenaar Bozeman 19 242 12.7 13 Dylan Tatarka GFH 18 228 12.7 14 Matt Fuhrman Skyview 20 250 12.5 15 Austin Young Helena 18 213 11.8 16 Garth West Flathead 20 233 11.6 Marzion Carr 17 Jace Anderegg GFH 20 232 11.6 18 Cole Baker Big Sky 20 232 11.6 19 Jayse McLean CMR 20 224 11.2 20 Evan Epperly Glacier 20 209 10.4 21 Shea Schroeder Flathead 20 204 10.2 22 Jared Samuelson West 19 189 9.9 23 Peter Granger Butte 19 188 9.9 24 Jesson Preston Big Sky 19 169 8.9 Rose Campbell 25 Blaine Newman Flathead 20 173 8.6 26 LaRance Racine GFH 20 173 8.6 27 Ty Webb West 20 172 8.6 28 Tres Cunningham Sentinel 20 172 8.6 29 Logan Iverson Glacier 20 170 8.5 30 Nate Deming West 20 170 8.5 31 Kyle Griffith Glacier 18 153 8.5 32 Austin Violette Sentinel 20 169 8.4 Bender Cook 33 Stewart Harris West 20 167 8.3 34 Kyle Nickol Capital 20 156 7.8 35 Bryan Michaels Glacier 20 156 7.8 36 Lukas Vining GFH 20 155 7.7 37 Brady Henthorn Hellgate 20 155 7.7 38 Matt Peters Glacier 20 153 7.6 39 Josh Horner CMR 20 148 7.4 40 Troy Arntson Helena 17 125 7.4 Scheetz Dummer REBOUND LEADERS Regular Season Games AA Boys Basketball Minimun - 50 Rebounds Players Name Team G REB AVG Top 10 1 Dallas Cook Butte 20 189 9.4 2 Riley Malott Bozeman 20 189 9.4 3 Tres Tinkle Hellgate 20 163 8.1 4 Ryan Edwards Glacier 18 142 7.9 5 Josiah Running Crow Skyview 20 144 7.2 6 Carson Dummer Capital 20 141 7.0 7 Garth West Flathead 20 141 7.0 8 Ty Webb West 20 140 7.0 Cook Malott 9 Daine Muller Skyview 17 115 6.8 10 Tad Rose Senior 20 128 6.4 11 Shea Schroeder Flathead 20 121 6.0 12 Bryan Michaels Glacier 20 120 6.0 13 Oliver Carr Bozeman 20 120 6.0 14 Cory Farstveet Butte 20 114 5.7 15 Josh Horner CMR 20 113 5.6 16 Jared Samuelson West 19 107 5.6 Tinkle Edwards 17 Tyler Thornock Big Sky 16 89 5.6 18 Logan Iverson Glacier 20 111 5.5 19 Jace Anderegg GFH 20 110 5.5 20 Austin Young Helena 18 97 5.4 21 Andrew Campbell West 20 106 5.3 22 Levi Dawes Capital 20 104 5.2 23 Dylan Tatarka GFH 18 92 5.1 24 Tanner Olsen CMR 20 102 5.1 Running Crow Dummer 25 Peter Granger Butte 19 96 5.1 26 Kolby Sukut GFH 20 92 4.6 27 Jayse McLean CMR 20 91 4.5 28 Tanner Nelson Skyview 20 86 4.3 29 Stewart Harris West 20 86 4.3 30 Lukas Vining GFH 20 85 4.2 31 Henry Garrett Helena 19 78 4.1 32 Sean Laughnan Sentinel 20 80 4.0 West Webb 33 Kyle Peterson Butte 19 76 4.0 34 Matt Quist Flathead 14 56 4.0 35 Nate Deming West 20 79 3.9 36 Jay Owens Big Sky 17 66 3.9 37 Ethan Donaldson Big Sky 20 77 3.8 38 Dawson Reardon Helena 19 73 3.8 39 Nick Hostetler Bozeman 20 74 3.7 40 Tres Cunningham Sentinel 20 74 3.7 Muller Rose ASSISTS LEADERS Regular Season Games AA Boys Basketball Minimun - 25 Assists Players Name Team G AST AVG Top 10 1 Matt Fuhrman Skyview 20 98 4.9 2 Dylan Tatarka GFH 18 83 4.6 3 Evan Epperly Glacier 20 78 3.9 4 Cole Baker Big Sky 20 75 3.7 5 Brendan Jones Hellgate 15 50 3.3 6 Hunter Beto Capital 20 64 3.2 7 Kyle Harrington Capital 20 63 3.1 8 Josh Zeller West 20 62 3.1 Fuhrman Tatarka 9 Andrew Campbell West 20 59 2.9 10 Anthony Bonilla CMR 17 50 2.9 11 Kyle Griffith Glacier 18 52 2.9 12 Matt Peters Glacier 20 56 2.8 13 Jayse McLean CMR 20 56 2.8 14 Kelly Tipton Senior 20 56 2.8 15 LaRance Racine GFH 20 55 2.7 16 Chase South Helena 19 52 2.7 Epperly Baker 17 Joe Zimmer Senior 20 52 2.6 18 Blaine Newman Flathead 20 52 2.6 19 Caleb Weidenaar Bozeman 19 46 2.4 20 Alex Zacher Skyview 20 48 2.4 21 Nick Hostetler Bozeman 20 48 2.4 22 Andre Langhorne CMR 20 45 2.2 23 Joey Marzion CMR 20 44 2.2 24 Will Cronk Flathead 15 33 2.2 Jones Beto 25 Brady Henthorn Hellgate 20 42 2.1 26 Matt Tokarz Flathead 20 41 2.0 27 Jared Samuelson West 19 38 2.0 28 Luke Bewley Hellgate 20 39 1.9 29 Tanner Berg West 19 37 1.9 30 Troy Arntson Helena 17 33 1.9 31 Cody Bender Bozeman 20 38 1.9 32 Tad Rose Senior 20 37 1.8 Harrington Zeller 33 Devin Bray Hellgate 20 36 1.8 34 Trae Dolan Senior 20 36 1.8 35 Jesson Preston Big Sky 19 34 1.8 36 Jay Owens Big Sky 17 29 1.7 37 Tanner Olsen CMR 20 34 1.7 38 RJ LaValley Big Sky 20 34 1.7 39 Bryan Michaels Glacier 20 34 1.7 40 Daine Muller Skyview 17 28 1.6 Campbell Bonilla STEALS LEADERS Regular Season Games AA Boys Basketball Minimun - 20 Steals Players Name Team G STL AVG Top 10 1 Evan Epperly Glacier 20 47 2.3 2 Tres Tinkle Hellgate 20 46 2.3 3 Joey Marzion CMR 20 45 2.2 4 Cody Bender Bozeman 20 44 2.2 5 Cole Baker Big Sky 20 43 2.1 6 Trevor Powell Sentinel 20 43 2.1 7 Troy Arntson Helena 17 36 2.1 8 Jesson Preston Big Sky 19 38 2.0 Epperly Tinkle 9 Shea Schroeder Flathead 20 37 1.8 10 Brady Henthorn Hellgate 20 37 1.8 11 Alex Zacher Skyview 20 37 1.8 12 Kyle Griffith Glacier 18 33 1.8 13 Austin Violette Sentinel 20 36 1.8 14 Bryan Michaels Glacier 20 36 1.8 15 Austin Young Helena 18 31 1.7 16 RJ LaValley Big Sky 20 34 1.7 Marzion Bender 17 Jayse McLean CMR 20 34 1.7 18 Dylan Tatarka GFH 18 30 1.7 19 Matt Peters Glacier 20 33 1.6 20 Daine Muller Skyview 17 28 1.6 21 Dallas Cook Butte 20 31 1.5 22 Jared Samuelson West 19 29 1.5 23 Joe Zimmer Senior 20 30 1.5 24 Jay Owens Big Sky 17 24 1.4 Baker Powell 25 Kyle Nickol Capital 20 28 1.4 26 Zach Bunney Butte 20 28 1.4 27 Chase South Helena 19 26 1.4 28 Kyle Harrington Capital 20 27 1.3 29 Tad Rose Senior 20 27 1.3 30 Will Cronk Flathead 15 20 1.3 31 Caleb Weidenaar Bozeman 19 25 1.3 32 Bryce Clark GFH 16 21 1.3 Arntson Preston 33 Jake Messerly Sentinel 20 26 1.3 34 Josh Zeller West 20 26 1.3 35 Hunter Beto Capital 20 26 1.3 36 Kelly Tipton Senior 20 26 1.3 37 Blaine Newman Flathead 20 26 1.3 38 Reid Siderius Glacier 20 25 1.2 39 Matt Fuhrman Skyview 20 25 1.2 40 Matt Tokarz Flathead 20 24 1.2 Schroeder Henthorn Zacher BLOCKED SHOTS LEADERS Regular Season Games AA Boys Basketball Minimun - 4 Blocked Shots Players Name Team G Blk Avg Top 10 1 Ryan Edwards Glacier 18 46 2.56 2 Josh Horner CMR 20 47 2.35 3 Pat Colberg Hellgate 20 40 2.00 4 Henry Garrett Helena 19 32 1.68 5 Riley Malott Bozeman 20 24 1.20 6 Jared Samuelson West 19 22 1.16 7 Garth West Flathead 20 23 1.15 8 Austin Young Helena 18 20 1.11 Edwards Horner 9 Carson Dummer Capital 20 22 1.10 10 Tres Tinkle Hellgate 20 21 1.05 11 Tad Rose Senior 20 19 0.95 12 Jace Anderegg GFH 20 15 0.75 13 Ty Webb West 20 15 0.75 14 Dallas Cook Butte 20 13 0.65 15 Kyle Peterson Butte 19 11 0.58 16 Danny Betcher West 19 11 0.58 Colberg Garrett 17 Tyler Thornock Big Sky 16 9 0.56 18 Kyle Griffith Glacier 18 10 0.56 19 Josiah Running Crow Skyview 20 11 0.55 20 Oliver Carr Bozeman 20 11 0.55 21 Andrew Campbell West 20 10 0.50 22 Bryan Michaels Glacier 20 10 0.50 23 Sean Laughnan Sentinel 20 10 0.50 24 Mason Storm CMR 19 9 0.47 Malott Samuelson 25 Trevor Powell Sentinel 20 9 0.45 26 Dylan Tatarka GFH 18 8 0.44 27 Matt Quist Flathead 14 6 0.43 28 Cory Farstveet Butte 20 8 0.40 29 Cole Baker Big Sky 20 8 0.40 30 Drew Tschida Sentinel 15 6 0.40 31 Tanner Olsen CMR 20 7 0.35 32 Nate Deming West 20 7 0.35 West Young 33 Jayse McLean CMR 20 6 0.30 34 Shea Schroeder Flathead 20 6 0.30 35 Lukas Vining GFH 20 6 0.30 36 Jake Messerly Sentinel 20 6 0.30 37 Aaron Gilman Capital 20 6 0.30 38 Garth Grimsrud Helena 19 5 0.26 39 Reid Siderius Glacier 20 5 0.25 40 RJ LaValley Big Sky 20 5 0.25 Dummer Tinkle FIELD GOAL % LEADERS Regular Season Games AA Boys Basketball Minimun - 30 Made FG Players Name Team G FGM - FGA PCT Top 10 1 Ryan Edwards Glacier 18 98 - 152 .645 2 Oliver Carr Bozeman 20 144 - 237 .608 3 Matthew Wyman GFH 20 30 - 50 .600 4 Garth West Flathead 20 91 - 153 .595 5 Matt Quist Flathead 14 35 - 60 .583 6 Tres Tinkle Hellgate 20 143 - 253 .565 7 Andrew Campbell West 20 118 - 210 .562 8 Carson Dummer Capital 20 105 - 189 .556 Edwards Carr 9 Tanner Nelson Skyview 20 33 - 61 .541 10 Josh Horner CMR 20 66 - 125 .528 11 Colin Bingham Big Sky 20 32 - 61 .525 12 Bryan Michaels Glacier 20 58 - 112 .518 13 Matt Peters Glacier 20 58 - 113 .513 14 Nate Deming West 20 63 - 124 .508 15 Stan Gopher GFH 20 34 - 67 .507 16 Garth Grimsrud Helena 19 49 - 97 .505 Wyman West 17 Stewart Harris West 20 64 - 128 .500 18 Ty Webb West 20 69 - 140 .493 19 David Lindgren Capital 10 32 - 65 .492 20 Alex Zacher Skyview 20 31 - 63 .492 21 Shea Schroeder Flathead 20 78 - 161 .484 22 Dallas Cook Butte 20 105 - 218 .482 23 Josiah Running Crow Skyview 20 56 - 117 .479 24 Logan Iverson Glacier 20 67 - 140 .479 Quist Tinkle 25 Tyler Thornock Big Sky 16 30 - 63 .476 26 Evan Epperly Glacier 20 79 - 166 .476 27 Olan Donaldson Big Sky 20 47 - 99 .475 28 Jace Anderegg GFH 20 96 - 203 .473 29 Pat Colberg Hellgate 20 50 - 106 .472 30 Jared Samuelson West 19 81 - 172 .471 31 Aaron Gilman Capital 20 31 - 66 .470 32 Joey Marzion CMR 20 142 - 308 .461 Campbell Dummer 33 Brady Henthorn Hellgate 20 51 - 112 .455 34 Matt Fuhrman Skyview 20 88 - 196 .449 35 Trae Dolan Senior 20 44 - 98 .449 36 Riley Malott Bozeman 20 39 - 87 .448 37 Kyle Griffith Glacier 18 64 - 143 .448 38 Josh Zeller West 20 31 - 70 .443 39 Caleb Weidenaar Bozeman 19 92 - 209 .440 40 Henry Garrett Helena 19 45 - 103 .437 Nelson Horner FIELD GOALS MADE LEADERS Regular Season Games AA Boys Basketball No Minimum - Total Made
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