National Schools Final Fours Leading Scorers

By Sam Neter on May 31, 2010

Benjamin Nkossi averaged an impressive 33 ppg

Going through box scores is one of the longest things ever and hence why this has taken me so long to publish. You can read a full recap of the scores/final standings/my thoughts here. Remember, the below averages are taken from two games only, and one of those games was 7 minute quarters (don’t get me started).

Boys National Schools Basketball Final Fours Leading Scorers

Overall Top 10 Leading Scorers (across all age groups)

1) Jordan Spencer (Shenley Brook End School) 41.0 ppg
2) Cameron Mackay (Helsby High School) 34.0 ppg
3) Benjamin Nkossi (St Aloysius College) 33.0ppg
4) Dwayne Orija (Barking Abbey) 28.0 ppg
5) D. Cantwell (Reddish Vale Technology College) 26.5 ppg
6) Sam Round (Northampton School for Boys) 26.0 ppg
7) G. Dickinson (Aylesbury Grammar) 21.0 ppg
8) Anthony Okereafor (Hackney Community College) 19.0 ppg
8) Kyle Irving (Canterbury High School) 19.0 ppg
10) D. Akibo (Barking Abbey) 18.5 ppg
10) L. Sadler (Shenley Brooke End School) 18.5 ppg

Overall Top 10 Individual Performances (across all age groups)

1) Jordan Spencer (Shenley Brook End School) 49
2) Benjamin Nkossi (St Aloysius) 42
3) Jordan Spencer (Shenley Brook End School) 33
4) Kalil Irving (Canterbury High School) 28
4) D. Cantwell (Reddish Vale Technology College) 28
6) B. Care (Northampton School for Boys) 26
6) D. Akibo (Barking Abbey) 26
8) D. Cantwell (Reddish Vale Technology College) 25
9) Benjamin Nkossi (St Aloysius) 25
10) G. Dickinson (Aylesbury) 24

U19 Boys Top 5 Scorers at National Schools Final Fours

1) Anthony Okereafor (HCC) 19.0 ppg (22,16)
1) Kalil Irving (Canterbury High) 19.0 ppg (10, 28)
3) Aaron Singh (Birmingham Met) 15.0 ppg (14, 16)
4) Jerelle Okoro (HCC) 14.0 ppg (6, 25)
5) N. Maynard (Burleigh) 13.5 ppg (10, 17)

U16 Boys Top 5 Scorers at National Schools Final Fours

1) Jordan Spencer (Shenley Brook End School) 41.0 ppg (33, 49)
2) D. Cantwell (Reddish Vale) 26.5 ppg (25, 28)
3) D. Akibo (Barking Abbey) 18.5 ppg (26, 11)
3) L. Sadler (Shenley) 18.5 ppg (17, 20)
5) B. Care (Northampton) 15.5 ppg (5, 26)

U15 Boys Top 5 Scorers at National Schools Final Fours

1) Benjamin Nkossi (St Aloysius) 33.0 ppg (25, 41)
2) G. Dickinson (Aylesbury) 21.0 ppg (18, 24)
3) Cameron Mackay (Helsby) 16.5 ppg (13, 20)
4) Pak Chingombe (Lancaster) 15.5 ppg (12, 19)
5) T. Ologbonori (St Aloysius) 14.0 ppg (14, 14)

U14 Boys Top 5 Scorers at National Schools Final Fours

1) Cameron Mackay (Helsby) 34.0 ppg (29, 39)
2) Dwayne Orija (Barking Abbey) 28.0 ppg (21, 35)
3) Sam Round (Northampton) 26.0 ppg (20, 32)
4) Ben Merabli (Barking Abbey ) 15.5 ppg (9, 22)
5) D. Ross (Canterbury) 12.0 ppg (12, 12)

Random Notes/Thoughts

Apologies to all the females who I know wanted to see the girls leading scorers up to, but right now I have no motivation or desire to go through the women’s after this lot took me well over 5 hours. If anyone wants to do it, I’ll happily publish it on the site.
Biggest standout is obviously Jordan Spencer not only did he drop 33 and 49 in both Shenley’s games, but then you remember one of those was 7 minute quarters! He had 8 3’s in the first game and 10 in the final. Wowza.
Other stand out 3 point shooting games; Kyle Irving had 6 3’s in Canterbury’s 3rd place playoff game against Burleigh (U19’s). D. Cantwell had 6′ 3s vs Northampton (U16’s), and C. Dolan had 7 in the final against Shenley Brook (U16’s).
Northampton’s Sam Round scored 20 CONSECUTIVE points against Barking Abbey in the final. He had a 17 point 3rd quarter, and 9 in the fourth after only scoring 6 in the first half (all in the second quarter).
Helsby’s Cameron Mackay was the only player to appear in two age groups leading scorers. He is an U14 clearly good enough to play with (and dominate) U15’s too. Killed it. Great to watch as well.

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