Career Points

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Ironton - Ethan Wilson scored his 1000th career point tonight vs Portsmouth, He needed 26 and got 26.


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Burg Bias wrote: Thu Jan 17, 2019 9:32 pm
4thgoal wrote: Wed Jan 16, 2019 9:52 pm Wheelersburg
1,861 Andrew Burelson 2002
1,472Drew Spradlin 2008
1,441 Jonathan Eaton 1995
1,438 Mark Eaton 1988
1,305 Brad Walke 1983
1,302 Todd Staker 1984
1,224 Camden Miller 2007
1,186 Chris Ellis 1992
1,109 John Stamper 1988
1,067 Tanner Holden (Prior to this season)
Andrew Stegman: class of 2011 also scored over 1000 points. I’m not sure of his exact total
Holden will probably move in the 2nd place but will not catch Burleson. Staker and Walke would be much higher had the three point shot been around back then. Those two could shoot the lights out.


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Paint Valley

Ronnie Shoemaker 51-54 1,673
Vernard Knapp 51-54 1,068
Mick Shoemaker 75-78 1,564
Jeff Leeth 79-82 1,058
Craig Kerns 90-93 1,047
Jeff Everhart 93-96 1,025
Drew Bobb 01-04 1,125
Matt Workman 06-09 1,104
Clay Stratton 12-15 1,303
Mason McCloy 12-15 1,079
Anthony McFadden 13-16
Dylan Swingle 14-17 1,7??


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yabbadabbadoo wrote: Fri Jan 18, 2019 10:47 pm
Burg Bias wrote: Thu Jan 17, 2019 9:32 pm
4thgoal wrote: Wed Jan 16, 2019 9:52 pm Wheelersburg
1,861 Andrew Burelson 2002
1,472Drew Spradlin 2008
1,441 Jonathan Eaton 1995
1,438 Mark Eaton 1988
1,305 Brad Walke 1983
1,302 Todd Staker 1984
1,224 Camden Miller 2007
1,186 Chris Ellis 1992
1,109 John Stamper 1988
1,067 Tanner Holden (Prior to this season)
Andrew Stegman: class of 2011 also scored over 1000 points. I’m not sure of his exact total
Holden will probably move in the 2nd place but will not catch Burleson. Staker and Walke would be much higher had the three point shot been around back then. Those two could shoot the lights out.
Also, the guys listed in the late 80's, early 90's only had 20 regular season games and now players have 22 regular season games. It doesn't sound like much, but if you are a 3 year starter that averages only 20 points per game, they already have 120 more points than those who came before them. I can't believe Burg has never kept track. Just curious, how were the stats found? No one before the 80's score 1000?


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1212-Steve Inman (1971-74)
1089-Wade Ewing (2002-06)
1078-Trevor Tredway (1983-85)
1010-Jack Mental (1995-99)


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Pennsville

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mattash wrote: Tue Jan 15, 2019 9:48 pm
Braves87 wrote: Tue Jan 15, 2019 9:29 pm LE Top 5:
Ridge Young 1798
Tyler Evans 1589
Dillon Young 1332
Tim Congrove 1287
Jason McFarland 1226
Anyone else over 1k and do you know graduating year?
I did not know Ridge Young had almost 1800 points. Coach Stiversons had some very good talent at LE. The top 4 played for him?


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sticks wrote: Sat Jan 19, 2019 11:04 pm
yabbadabbadoo wrote: Fri Jan 18, 2019 10:47 pm
Burg Bias wrote: Thu Jan 17, 2019 9:32 pm
Andrew Stegman: class of 2011 also scored over 1000 points. I’m not sure of his exact total
Holden will probably move in the 2nd place but will not catch Burleson. Staker and Walke would be much higher had the three point shot been around back then. Those two could shoot the lights out.
Also, the guys listed in the late 80's, early 90's only had 20 regular season games and now players have 22 regular season games. It doesn't sound like much, but if you are a 3 year starter that averages only 20 points per game, they already have 120 more points than those who came before them. I can't believe Burg has never kept track. Just curious, how were the stats found? No one before the 80's score 1000?
Would think that Bays, Rase, Thomas would have had 1000. IIRC, Rase and Thomas had 40+ games and a bunch in the 30's.


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Chieftain2009 wrote: Thu Jan 17, 2019 6:58 pm
4thgoal wrote: Thu Jan 17, 2019 3:54 pm
Raider6309 wrote: Thu Jan 17, 2019 2:01 pm The weird thing for points, do you count pre consolidation stats? Athens careers leader should be Roger Bentley but he played 3 years at Chauncey and 1 at Athens
I think they should count. Maybe an asterisk beside it with the consolidation note, but 1,000 is 1,000
Yeah, still counts!
JV team and freshmen team points do not count only points while playing varsity counts


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Burgfan/grad85 wrote: Mon Jan 21, 2019 12:33 pm
Chieftain2009 wrote: Thu Jan 17, 2019 6:58 pm
4thgoal wrote: Thu Jan 17, 2019 3:54 pm

I think they should count. Maybe an asterisk beside it with the consolidation note, but 1,000 is 1,000
Yeah, still counts!
JV team and freshmen team points do not count only points while playing varsity counts
Correct. But, the question that was asked was do points count from a high school before the schools were consolidated.


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If this hasn't already been posted.

http://www.svcsportszone.com/boysbask1000pt.html


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Ironman92 wrote: Fri Jan 18, 2019 1:29 pm
VetteMan wrote: Fri Jan 18, 2019 1:17 pm
Ironman92 wrote: Thu Jan 17, 2019 7:53 am

Borden?
I don't think so on Borden. Last year I know Landon Carroll, I also think Michell Hale.
Hard to believe....as a soph I thought Borden was 18 ppg at Jackson. Adding in 2 more years and all those tournament games I would’ve thought he would’ve made it
Here is the list of Oak Hill players that was given to me:
Adrian Hayes
Doug Hale
Jim Slone
Michael Hale
Johnny Harrison
Dan Brisker
Dusty Boggess
Josh Davis
Kyle Ondera
J.D. Hale
Landon Carroll
Michell Hale
Mason Darby

Someone posted earlier that John Williams also scored over 1000 pts, he may have but I wasn't given that name. It was also mentioned that Ryan Borden may have scored over 1000 pts. I was told that he was just a little short.


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VetteMan wrote: Tue Jan 22, 2019 9:29 pm
Ironman92 wrote: Fri Jan 18, 2019 1:29 pm
VetteMan wrote: Fri Jan 18, 2019 1:17 pm

I don't think so on Borden. Last year I know Landon Carroll, I also think Michell Hale.
Hard to believe....as a soph I thought Borden was 18 ppg at Jackson. Adding in 2 more years and all those tournament games I would’ve thought he would’ve made it
Here is the list of Oak Hill players that was given to me:
Adrian Hayes
Doug Hale
Jim Slone
Michael Hale
Johnny Harrison
Dan Brisker
Dusty Boggess
Josh Davis
Kyle Ondera
J.D. Hale
Landon Carroll
Michell Hale
Mason Darby

Someone posted earlier that John Williams also scored over 1000 pts, he may have but I wasn't given that name. It was also mentioned that Ryan Borden may have scored over 1000 pts. I was told that he was just a little short.
Also:
Nick Donley
Benjie Lewis
Chris Simpson


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Adrian Hayes might be the top career point scorer in the SE District. 2186 points, and still holds the school record with 60 points in a single game.


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3sUp wrote: Tue Jan 22, 2019 9:32 pm
VetteMan wrote: Tue Jan 22, 2019 9:29 pm
Ironman92 wrote: Fri Jan 18, 2019 1:29 pm

Hard to believe....as a soph I thought Borden was 18 ppg at Jackson. Adding in 2 more years and all those tournament games I would’ve thought he would’ve made it
Here is the list of Oak Hill players that was given to me:
Adrian Hayes
Doug Hale
Jim Slone
Michael Hale
Johnny Harrison
Dan Brisker
Dusty Boggess
Josh Davis
Kyle Ondera
J.D. Hale
Landon Carroll
Michell Hale
Mason Darby

Someone posted earlier that John Williams also scored over 1000 pts, he may have but I wasn't given that name. It was also mentioned that Ryan Borden may have scored over 1000 pts. I was told that he was just a little short.
Also:
Nick Donley
Benjie Lewis
Chris Simpson
You very well could be right. My friend went to the OH-Wellston game tonight, and called and gave me the score of the game. He also wrote the names down that were on the banner, I wouldn't have thought that he would have missed 3 names, but he very well could have.


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Jason Vorhees wrote: Tue Jan 22, 2019 9:37 pm Adrian Hayes might be the top career point scorer in the SE District. 2186 points, and still holds the school record with 60 points in a single game.
I'm sure you're probably right. Back in the 50's, there was for sure no 3pt. shots either. I've been told that he was an outstanding player for Western Kentucky.


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Nick Donley did score 1,000 points. I think that he either did it late in his Senior year or during Sectionals. Donley ended up playing at Shawnee State.


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VetteMan, I think that's correct! He ended up there or at Kentucky Wesleyan. Pretty solid player there as well. Ifor he's still alive, he resides in Paducah, Kentucky. Needs his number retired at Oak Hill.


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KingBaller wrote: Sat Jan 19, 2019 12:56 pm Paint Valley

Ronnie Shoemaker 51-54 1,673
Vernard Knapp 51-54 1,068
Mick Shoemaker 75-78 1,564
Jeff Leeth 79-82 1,058
Craig Kerns 90-93 1,047
Jeff Everhart 93-96 1,025
Drew Bobb 01-04 1,125
Matt Workman 06-09 1,104
Clay Stratton 12-15 1,303
Mason McCloy 12-15 1,079
Anthony McFadden 13-16
Dylan Swingle 14-17 1,7??
Is it true that Jeff Leeth could dunk his sophomore year and could not even touch the rim his senior year?


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Green Bobcats

1. Don Queen (1948) 1831 pts
2. Brian Roach (1987) 1676 pts
3. Rick Scarberry (1981) 1461 pts
4. Ronnie Salyers (1959) 1288 pts
5. Craig Hart (1991) 1255 pts
6. Elroy Whitaker (1954) 1200 pts
7. Mike Hughes (1963) 1125 pts
8. Jason Blankenship (1998) 1020 pts
9. Rick Williams (1973) 1003 pts


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Jason Vorhees wrote: Tue Jan 22, 2019 9:52 pm VetteMan, I think that's correct! He ended up there or at Kentucky Wesleyan. Pretty solid player there as well. Ifor he's still alive, he resides in Paducah, Kentucky. Needs his number retired at Oak Hill.
Adrian Hayes has passed away

I married his great niece.

Stretch is what people called him.

Connor Scott — coaching now at Washington Court House would be his great great nephew. Stretch was an Uncle to Connors grandfather Larry Cayton but only a few years older and the two played together at Oak Hill.

Connor scored exactly 1000 points at South Webster


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