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2017-18 NJCAA Region 8/FCSAA Men's Basketball Review 2017-18 NJCAA Region 8/FCSAA Men’s Basketball Review Compiled by Rob Chaney, FCSAA Scoreboard Coordinator Tallahassee Community College NJCAA Region 8/FCSAA 2017-18 Men’s Basketball Review Scoring Leaders (total points) RK NAME FGM-FGA 3M-3A FTM-FTA PTS 1 A Feliz Northwest Florida State College 250-409 38-91 142-184 680 2 A Ali Eastern Florida State College 188-444 113-282 137-164 626 3 A Jackson State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 179-445 79-212 157-203 594 4 O Parker Broward College 197-404 92-213 96-134 582 5 C Jackson Indian River State College 201-461 100-275 48-73 550 6 W Robinson Gulf Coast State College 189-407 14-48 150-196 542 7 A Gomes ASA College (Miami) 163-423 66-197 115-154 507 8 T Boyd III Northwest Florida State College 178-375 106-237 40-51 502 9 M Nuga Eastern Florida State College 192-440 54-166 58-80 496 10 D Weaver Indian River State College 162-365 71-201 91-109 486 11 E Hill Miami Dade College 164-396 59-176 86-113 473 12 A Brown Indian River State College 179-368 15-42 95-122 468 12 T Murphy Florida Southwestern 156-288 22-57 134-176 468 14 S Hemphill Florida Southwestern 195-323 11-32 66-114 467 15 R Taylor Florida State College at Jacksonville 166-351 73-168 59-75 464 16 D Russell Miami Dade College 188-441 6-37 73-134 455 17 J Williams Tallahassee Community College 147-342 42-140 118-152 454 18 T Cheese Florida Southwestern 164-367 35-107 90-110 453 19 S Kennedy Chipola College 171-271 4-15 90-135 436 20 C Dotson College of Central Florida 155-257 0-2 115-217 425 21 B Mahan Chipola College 140-275 88-175 55-69 423 22 M Richardson Florida State College at Jacksonville 141-338 108-265 24-32 414 22 K Tyler Miami Dade College 139-354 84-239 52-74 414 24 V Turner Jr. College of Central Florida 125-280 97-215 61-70 408 25 J Coulanges Daytona State College 134-295 54-141 81-108 403 NJCAA Region 8/FCSAA 2017-18 Men’s Basketball Review 25 R Jackson, Jr. Hillsborough Community College 124-255 8-24 147-177 403 27 E Louis State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 136-322 40-109 86-107 398 28 T Broadway St. Petersburg College 127-272 19-68 124-163 397 28 C Manning Jr. Florida Southwestern 157-292 19-66 64-91 397 30 D Funderburk Northwest Florida State College 136-266 19-68 101-136 392 30 D Sawyer ASA College (Miami) 143-303 29-103 77-133 392 30 D Taylor-Hodge Santa Fe College 127-300 48-148 90-131 392 33 D Allen Palm Beach State College 142-290 63-174 44-63 391 34 C Kus College of Central Florida 146-320 39-136 59-76 390 35 T Howard Chipola College 127-311 65-167 70-88 389 36 C Duarte Northwest Florida State College 142-260 33-90 70-100 387 36 I Hammons St. Petersburg College 122-285 23-66 120-184 387 38 M Blake Miami Dade College 133-365 55-192 65-80 386 39 D Jones Santa Fe College 128-290 25-62 98-134 379 40 K Binder Indian River State College 125-288 65-157 52-66 367 41 N Jack Eastern Florida State College 117-289 101-250 30-48 365 42 D Melvin St. Petersburg College 131-314 51-153 35-49 348 43 K Robinson Northwest Florida State College 127-244 15-52 78-117 347 43 B Williams Daytona State College 117-255 38-109 75-101 347 45 C Douglas Tallahassee Community College 134-251 5-21 73-103 346 46 D Jenoure Broward College 134-209 0-0 70-128 338 47 M Curry Palm Beach State College 108-225 22-64 96-132 334 47 D White, Jr Hillsborough Community College 94-264 26-80 120-156 334 49 L Freeman- Tallahassee Community College 95-229 50-128 82-125 322 Daniels 49 C Maker Palm Beach State College 116-294 51-166 39-52 322 NJCAA Region 8/FCSAA 2017-18 Men’s Basketball Review Rebounding Leaders (total rebounds) RK NAME OFF DEF REB 1 E Abaev Eastern Florida State College 126 207 333 2 R Jackson, Jr. Hillsborough Community College 101 225 326 3 D Jenoure Broward College 98 154 252 4 C Dotson College of Central Florida 97 151 248 5 T Fagan Florida Southwestern 85 162 247 6 O Parker Broward College 70 175 245 7 S Carter Eastern Florida State College 76 161 237 8 D Russell Miami Dade College 117 119 236 9 S Adheke Eastern Florida State College 89 137 226 10 S Kennedy Chipola College 100 123 223 11 S Rombley Indian River State College 91 130 221 12 M Wilson State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 82 137 219 13 C Duarte Northwest Florida State College 75 140 215 14 D Jones Santa Fe College 55 157 212 15 C Douglas Tallahassee Community College 90 115 205 16 A Maxwell Jr. College of Central Florida 58 146 204 17 A Brown Indian River State College 62 141 203 18 Q Smith Gulf Coast State College 52 148 200 19 C Kus College of Central Florida 69 127 196 20 A Feliz Northwest Florida State College 50 145 195 20 R Simon Hillsborough Community College 78 117 195 22 S Hemphill Florida Southwestern 58 134 192 23 C Henry Palm Beach State College 52 139 191 24 E Aboagye Miami Dade College 60 128 188 25 L Freeman-Daniels Tallahassee Community College 48 139 187 26 C Belemene Miami Dade College 97 89 186 NJCAA Region 8/FCSAA 2017-18 Men’s Basketball Review 26 K Jeanty Daytona State College 74 112 186 28 C Maker Palm Beach State College 58 127 185 29 T Murphy Florida Southwestern 64 114 178 30 D Sawyer ASA College (Miami) 44 128 172 31 T Broadway St. Petersburg College 65 106 171 32 D Funderburk Northwest Florida State College 51 119 170 33 C Kebe Miami Dade College 68 98 166 34 W Robinson Gulf Coast State College 64 101 165 35 O Ehrnvall Indian River State College 48 115 163 36 T Cheese Florida Southwestern 29 131 160 37 W Butler Pensacola State College 47 111 158 37 N Payne Broward College 67 91 158 37 T Williams Pasco-Hernando State College 54 104 158 40 C Manning Jr. Florida Southwestern 39 118 157 41 R Monyyong Eastern Florida State College 59 95 154 42 Y Alok Chipola College 59 94 153 42 B Mahan Chipola College 44 109 153 42 J Tucker Indian River State College 59 94 153 45 C Jackson Indian River State College 42 108 150 45 G Miller St. Petersburg College 47 103 150 47 K Robinson Northwest Florida State College 30 119 149 47 D Taylor-Hodge Santa Fe College 46 103 149 49 A Evans Santa Fe College 41 107 148 50 M Brevard Palm Beach State College 48 98 146 NJCAA Region 8/FCSAA 2017-18 Men’s Basketball Review Steals Leaders (total steals) RK NAME STL 1 M Smith ASA College (Miami) 118 2 K Robinson Northwest Florida State College 83 3 E Louis State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 78 4 A Feliz Northwest Florida State College 72 5 K Tyler Miami Dade College 68 6 O Parker Broward College 67 7 A Brown Indian River State College 66 7 D Lewis Pensacola State College 66 9 C Duarte Northwest Florida State College 64 10 R Browne Daytona State College 61 11 T Broadway St. Petersburg College 59 11 I Hammons St. Petersburg College 59 13 D Sawyer ASA College (Miami) 58 14 D Allen Palm Beach State College 56 15 X Barmore College of Central Florida 54 15 S Pearley Broward College 54 17 A Ali Eastern Florida State College 53 17 T Cheese Florida Southwestern 53 19 K Brewton Chipola College 52 19 B Williams Daytona State College 52 21 A Elician Pasco-Hernando State College 51 22 A Gomes ASA College (Miami) 50 22 A Jackson State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 50 22 T Murphy Florida Southwestern 50 25 C Belemene Miami Dade College 48 25 Y Montero Pensacola State College 48 NJCAA Region 8/FCSAA 2017-18 Men’s Basketball Review 25 D Taylor-Hodge Santa Fe College 48 28 S Hemphill Florida Southwestern 47 28 M Maturah ASA College (Miami) 47 28 D Weaver Indian River State College 47 31 M Williams Broward College 46 32 J Coulanges Daytona State College 45 32 I Smith Santa Fe College 45 34 C Allen Daytona State College 44 34 Q Jackson College of Central Florida 44 36 D White, Jr Hillsborough Community College 43 37 C Bartley St. Petersburg College 42 38 D Russell Miami Dade College 41 39 T Boyd III Northwest Florida State College 40 39 L Freeman-Daniels Tallahassee Community College 40 39 D Funderburk Northwest Florida State College 40 39 E Hill Miami Dade College 40 39 T Howard Chipola College 40 39 K Hunt Jr. College of Central Florida 40 39 C Kus College of Central Florida 40 46 C Henry Palm Beach State College 38 47 C Jackson Indian River State College 37 47 B Mahan Chipola College 37 47 C Manning Jr.
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