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INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS Scoring Field Goals Attempted Free-Throws Made Rank Name Points Years Rank Name Total Years Rank Name Total Years 1 Jalen Cannon 1,720 2011-15 1 Gerard Trapp 1,441 1974-78 1 Jalen Cannon 416 2011-15 2 Ricky Cadell 1,643 2007-11 2 Darrwin Purdie 1,376 1986-89 2 Richy Dominguez 337 1997-01 3 Darrwin Purdie 1,613 1985-89 3 Ricky Cadell 1,347 2007-11 3 Dennis McDermott 320 1971-74 4 Dennis McDermott 1,578 1971-74 4 Dennis McDermott 1,339 1971-74 4 Ricky Cadell 319 2007-11 5 Manny Figueroa 1,532 1975-79 5 Jerome Williams 1,274 1972-76 5 Chauncey Hawkins 299 2017-Pres 6 Al Inniss 1,503 1954-58 6 John Conforti 1,267 1967-70 6 Ray Minlend 295 1997-99 7 Jerome Williams 1,490 1972-76 7 Angel Santana 1,254 1996-00 7 Jim Luisi 293 1948-51 8 Richy Dominguez 1,482 1997-01 8 Jalen Cannon 1,198 2011-15 8 Darrwin Purdie 288 1985-89 9 Angel Santana 1,476 1996-00 9 Glenn Sanabria 1,187 2014-19 Cliff Strong 288 2000-03 10 John Conforti 1,435 1967-70 10 Richy Dominguez 1,106 1997-01 10 Brent Jones 286 2011-15 11 Gerard Trapp 1,434 1974-78 11 Robert Jackson 1,068 1981-84 11 Thomas Carroll 261 1930-34 12 Glenn Sanabria 1,347 2014-19 12 Lou Myers 1,043 1989-93 Free-Throws Attempted 13 Vernon Stokes 1,336 1950-53 (Min. 100 FG Made) Field Goal Percentage Rank Name Total Years 14 Anthony D’Elia 1,304 1954-58 Rank Name Percentage Years 1 Jalen Cannon 613 2011-15 15 Lou Myers 1,259 1989-93 1 Lester James .622 (296-476) 1990-92 2 Richy Dominguez 522 1997-01 16 Robert Jackson 1,243 1981-84 2 Chris Sockwell .614 (290-472) 2001-03 3 Jim Luisi 464 1948-51 17 Jamaal Womack 1,153 2005-09 3 Eric Greene .611 (143-234) 1979-81 4 Ricky Cadell 440 2007-11 18 Stefan Perunicic 1,144 2008-12 4 Dennis Kwiecinski .570 (110-193) 1973-77 5 Cliff Strong 429 2000-03 19 Brent Jones 1,142 2011-15 5 Chris Hooper .555 (217-391) 2014-16 6 Dennis McDermott 419 1971-74 20 Hank Daubenschmidt 1,129 1951-54 6 Heberth Reyes .549 (292-532) 1997-01 7 Darrwin Purdie 416 1985-89 21 Jim Raftery 1,114 1960-63 7 Chris Phillips .538 (243-452) 1983-85 8 Thomas Carroll 406 1930-34 22 Kevin Henry 1,111 1979-83 8 Deniz Celen .537 (259-482) 2018-20 9 Ray Minlend 403 1997-99 23 Ron Arnold 1,105 1990-93 9 Marlon Lewis .533 (114-214) 1994-96 10 Brent Jones 399 2011-15 24 Lester Yellin 1,102 1954-58 10 Eric Thompson .527 (206-398) 2000-04 25 Cliff Strong 1,090 2000-03 11 Akeem Johnson .526 (377-717) 2009-13 Assists 26 Steven Howard 1,081 1999-01 12 Jalen Cannon .525(629-1198) 2011-15 Rank Name Assists Years 27 Gil Radday 1,068 1964-67 13 Jerome Williams .510 (650-1,274) 1972-76 1 Brent Jones 616 2011-15 28 Ben Mockford 1,045 2010-14 Three-Point Field Goals Made 2 Greg Nunn 534 1997-01 29 Nestor Cora 1,034 1977-79 Rank Name Total Years 3 Tory Cavalieri 465 2002-05 30 Roy Reardon 1,028 1948-51 1 Angel Santana 294 1996-00 4 Edgar DeLaRosa 393 1978-83 31 Lorenzo Distant 1,027 1979-83 2 Stefan Perunicic 280 2008-12 5 Rodney Henry 346 1985-89 32 Akeem Johnson 1,009 2009-13 3 Ben Mockford 260 2011-14 6 Glenn Sanabria 326 2014-19 33 Chauncey Hawkins 1,005 2017-Pres 4 Glenn Sanabria 238 2014-19 7 Jim Paguaga 317 1982-86 Rebounding 5 Ricky Cadell 222 2007-11 8 Jamaal Womack 312 2005-09 Rank Name Rebounds Years 6 Jamaal Womack 220 2005-09 9 Lynn Smith 301 1990-92 1 Al Inniss 1,667 1954-58 7 Mike Wilson 217 2002-04 10 John Arnold 293 1988-92 2 Jalen Cannon* 1,159 2011-15 8 Lou Myers 154 1989-93 11 Gerard Trapp 281 1974-78 3 Jerome Williams 1,018 1972-76 Yunus Hopkinson 154 2013-17 4 Darrwin Purdie 748 1985-89 10 Jalen Jordan 153 2017-19 Blocks Rank Name Blocks Years 5 Dennis McDermott 708 1971-74 11 Jason Morgan 151 2000-02 1 Julian McKelly 244 1981-86 6 Robert Jackson 675 1983-84 12 Steven Howard 143 1999-01 2 Amdy Fall 210 2013-16 7 Heberth Reyes 666 1997-01 13 Tory Cavalieri 134 2002-05 3 Heberth Reyes 186 1997-01 8 Richy Dominguez 651 1997-01 Henry LaLane 134 1997-00 4 Richard Lugo 125 1948-51 9 Manny Figueroa 636 1975-79 Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 5 Devon Neckles 109 2002-06 10 Cliff Strong 596 2000-03 Rank Name Total Years 6 Robert Jackson 102 1981-84 11 Lorenzo Distant 589 1979-83 1 Angel Santana 822 1996-00 7 Chris Sockwel 94 2001-03 2 Stefan Perunicic 765 2008-12 8 Darrwin Purdie 85 1985-89 *Cannon is the NEC’s all-time leading rebounder & SFBK’s leading 3 Ben Mockford 688 2011-14 9 Lester James 78 1990-92 rebounder in the common era (1973-Present) 4 Glenn Sanabria 645 2014-19 Herman Wrice 78 2008-10 5 Ricky Cadell 620 2007-11 Field Goals Made 6 Jamaal Womack 605 2005-09 Rank Name Total Years Steals 7 Mike Wilson 547 2002-04 Rank Name Steals Years 1 Darrwin Purdie 651 1985-89 8 Yunus Hopkinson 512 2013-17 1 Greg Nunn 202 1997-01 2 Jerome Williams 650 1972-76 9 Lou Myers 429 1989-93 2 Tory Cavalieri 194 2002-05 3 Dennis McDermott 629 1971-74 10 Jason Morgan 414 2000-02 3 Lynn Smith 173 1990-92 4 Jalen Cannon 629 2011-15 11 Henry LaLane 403 1997-00 4 Richy Dominguez 171 1997-01 5 Gerard Trapp 613 1974-78 12 Steven Howard 394 1999-01 5 Edgar DeLaRosa 160 1978-83 6 John Conforti 605 1967-70 13 Jalen Jordan 369 2017-19 6 Jim Paguaga 157 1982-86 7 Ricky Cadell 551 2007-11 14 Tory Cavalieri 349 2002-05 7 Rodney Henry 154 1985-89 8 Robert Jackson 537 1981-84 8 Jamaal Womack 148 2005-09 9 Richy Dominguez 527 1997-01 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 75 3-FG Made) 9 Lou Myers 143 1989-93 10 Angel Santana 474 1996-00 Rank Name Percentage Years 10 Akeem Bennett 140 2009-11 11 Lou Myers 457 1989-93 1 Jalen Jordan .415 (153-369) 2017-19 2 Mike Wilson .392 (217-547) 2002-04 11 Glenn Sanabria 139 2014-19 12 Glenn Sanabria 452 2014-19 3 Tory Cavalieri .384 (134-349) 2002-05 12 Ron Arnold 135 1990-93 John Quintana .384 (84-237) 2002-04 5 Ben Mockford .378 (260-688) 2011-14 6 Steve Mickens .371 (109-294) 1988-90 7 Glenn Sanabria .369 (238-645) 2014-19 8 Jason Morgan .365 (151-414) 2000-02 9 Steven Howard .363 (143-394) 1999-01 10 Ricky Cadell .358 (222-620) 2007-11 2 11 Stefan Perunicic .350 (210-600) 2008-12 INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS Points Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Blocks Rank Name Points Year Rank Name Total Year Rank Name Blocks Year 1 Ray Minlend 680 1998-99 1 Angel Santana 284 1999-00 1 Richard Lugo 125 1996-97 2 Ken Lam 605 1971-72 2 Jason Morgan 277 2001-02 2 Julian McKelly 108 1982-83 3 Steven Howard 587 2000-01 3 Steven Howard 254 2000-01 3 Amdy Fall 80 2014-15 4 Dennis McDermott 578 1972-73 4 Ben Mockford 240 2011-12 4 Amdy Fall 75 2015-16 5 Dennis McDermott 571 1973-74 5 Yunus Hopkinson 232 2016-17 5 Heberth Reyes 71 2000-01 6 Jalen Cannon 564 2011-15 6 Jamaal Womack 229 2007-08 6 Amdy Fall 55 2013-14 7 John Conforti 560 1968-69 7 Angel Santana 225 1998-99 7 Devon Neckles 52 2003-04 8 Richy Dominguez 541 2000-01 8 Stefan Perunicic 224 2008-09 8 Herman Wrice 51 2008-09 9 Robert Jackson 535 1983-84 9 Ben Mockford 214 2013-14 9 Lester James 50 1990-91 10 Nestor Cora 532 1977-78 10 Jalen Jordan 212 2018-19 10 Chris Sockwell 48 2001-02 11 Darrwin Purdie 519 1986-87 11 Ben Mockford 206 2012-13 Julian McKelly 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Cannon 264 2012-13 5 Deniz Celen .436 (24-55) 2019-20 8 Lynn Smith 73 1991-92 12 Jalen Cannon 263 2013-14 6 Mike Wilson .427 (82-192) 2003-04 9 Greg Nunn 71 1998-99 Robert Jackson 263 1983-84 7 John Thomas .422 (35-83) 1997-98 10 Brent Jones 66 2014-15 Andre Kibbler 263 1987-88 8 Tory Cavalieri .420 (76-181) 2004-05 Individual Single-Game Records 15 Dennis McDermott 258 1973-74 Jalen Jordan .420 (89-212) 2018-19 Most Points 45, John Conforti vs.
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    HnR Rank Class ConR Player Team Conf Cla GP Mn/g Pt/g Rb/g A/g S/g B/g T/g TS% HnI Rank Class ConR 111 772 238 25 Michael Lyons Air Force MWC JR 23 33.1 15.6 4.0 1.5 1.1 0.2 2.4 0.551 113 673 212 23 105 1047 316 40 Todd Fletcher Air Force MWC JR 29 30.9 8.1 2.6 3.3 1.6 0.1 1.9 0.571 104 1107 337 42 105 1048 317 41 Taylor Broekhuis Air Force MWC JR 29 29.8 9.0 4.8 2.0 0.7 1.0 1.9 0.572 104 1108 338 43 105 1068 136 42 Kamryn Williams Air Force MWC FR 29 15.0 4.1 2.6 1.4 0.6 0.7 1.0 0.490 103 1130 146 44 104 1125 363 44 Taylor Stewart Air Force MWC SR 15 27.1 8.1 2.9 3.1 0.8 0.3 1.5 0.521 107 912 298 32 100 1300 378 50 Mike Fitzgerald Air Force MWC JR 29 29.1 10.4 3.8 0.6 0.7 0.4 1.6 0.632 99 1352 391 51 97 1480 215 56 Justin Hammonds Air Force MWC FR 24 13.9 4.5 1.9 0.5 0.5 0.2 0.8 0.597 96 1519 218 57 129 276 94 5 Zeke Marshall Akron MAC JR 34 26.1 10.4 5.4 0.8 0.4 2.8 1.6 0.584 128 299 106 6 125 350 94 10 Alex Abreu Akron MAC SO 31 30.5 9.6 2.6 4.8 1.8 0.0 2.5 0.611 126 339 86 10 122 432 114 14 Demetrius Treadwell Akron MAC SO 32 16.5 7.2 5.1 0.9 0.5 0.6 1.3 0.497 122 437 109 14 117 558 142 15 Nick Harney Akron MAC SO 29 15.3 8.3 2.9 0.6 0.6 0.1 1.6 0.574 117 550 141 15 115 618 202 16 Nikola Cvetinovic Akron MAC SR 34 25.9 9.9 5.4 1.8 0.8 0.2 1.9 0.531 114 636 210 16 113 683 175 20 Brian Walsh Akron MAC SO 34 24.7 8.3 3.9 1.2 0.9 0.1 1.0 0.597 112 723 184 22 110 813 257 25 Chauncey Gilliam Akron MAC JR 34 17.1 6.5 1.6 0.8 0.7 0.0 0.6 0.580 109 840 264 26 109 852 265 26 Quincy Diggs Akron MAC JR 34 25.5 8.5 3.1 2.4 1.2 0.1 2.4 0.550 108