Special thanks to the Fayette County Guru for updating the Boys 2,000 point scoring list.  He also  added where they went to college at.   If anyone has additional information, please email it to: pahoops@verizon.net-
12/20/15, thanks to
, Stan Daubert (Elizabethville). for the update correction.

Ron Krick of West Reading, playing from 1957 through 1961 became the first Pennsylvania player ever to reach 3,000 points. He averaged 32.4 points per game and appeared in 98 games to finish with 3,174 points.  Most points in one game in Pennsylvania: Pete Cimino (Bristol, 114 in 1960),  see more individual game records HERE.   Note that the most games played by a player on this list was 129 by Billy Owens and 128 by Jerry McNamara to reach their place on the list, while Wilt Chamberlain only played in 61 to reach the list.  Owens and McNamara both went to Syracuse while Chamberlain went to Kansas.  (Contribution credits listed below)

PENNSYLVANIA HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL PLAYERS
WHO TOPPED 2,000 CAREER POINTS
   (Note: the 3-point shot was implemented for the 1987 season!)

Player: School: Years: Points: Games: Avg. College: A.J. Nastasi
1998
Pennsylvania Small School Player of The Year
1-A.J. Nastasi Northern Bedford 1994-98 3,833* 115 33.3 West Virginia
2-Tom McMillen Mansfield 1966-70 3,608 102 35.4 Maryland
3-Billy Owens Carlisle 1985-88 3,299 129 25.5 Syracuse
4-Ron Krick West Reading 1957-61 3,174 98 * 32.4 Cincinnati
5-Bob Stevenson Elk Lake 1974-77 2,966 88 33.7 Tulsa
6-Joe Nastasi Northern Bedford 1990-94 2,961 101 29.3 Penn State
7-Gerry McNamara Bishop Hannan 1998-02 2,949 128 23 Syracuse
8-John Bowen Warren 1979-83 2,884 113 25.5 Gannon
9-Kobe Bryant Lower Merion 1992-96 2,883 NA NA NBA
10-Tom Pipkins Valley 1990-93 2,838 102 27.8 Duquesne
Mike Wisler Columbia 1986-90 2,837 125 22.6 Drexel
Travis Eisentrout Berlin Brothers.Valley 1998-01 2,824 105 26.8 Cal. U. of PA
Logan Steckel Red Lion 2007-11 2805 NA NA  
Larry Miller Catasauqua 1960-64 2,722 104 26.2 North Carolina  
Jeff Lebo Carlisle 1981-85 2,716 115 23.6 North Carolina
The Feb 16, 1970 cover of Sports Illustrated called Tom McMillen, "the Best High  School Player in America."
(Credit: Michael Neff)
Curtis Waltham Garden Spot 2,690 102 26.3
Maureese Rice Strawberry Mansion 1999-03 2,681 NA NA George Washington
Matt Carroll Hatboro Horsham 1996-99 2,667 NA NA Notre Dame
Dave Popson Bishop O'Reilly 1979-83 2,656 127 20.9 North Carolina
Kevin Price Duquesne 1990-94 2,635 NA NA Duquesne
Kevin Covert Neshannock 1991-95 2,612 NA NA  
Phil Hickey Wellsboro 1991-95 2,582 113 22.8 Notre Dame
Frank Hawkins Red Lion Christian 1991-95 2,573 NA NA  
Joshua Tomson Westmoreland Christian 2004-08 2,572 NA NA Pitt at Greensburg
Chris Shovlin Wilkes Barre GAR 2000-04 2,564 NA NA Wilkes
Bob Sura
Wilkes Barre GAR 1991
Matt Lushko Ferndale 1988-92 2,541 NA NA Pitt-Johnstown
Brandon Studer Conemaugh Valley 1999-03 2,540 NA NA W & J College
Paul Byer Conemaugh Twp. 1996-00 2,505 99 25.3 Pitt-Johnstown
Andrew Nicholas Eastern York 2011 2,504 NA NA Monmouth
Bob Sura Wilkes Barre GAR 1987-91 2,468 106 23.2 Florida State
Jared Lenko West-Mont Christian 1995 2,443 NA NA
Charlie Copp Tulpehocken 1997-00 2,440 NA NA Penn  
Vince Graham Belle Vernon 1991-95 2,429 NA NA Cal. U. of PA


Joe Nastasi-1994
Northern  Bedford

Bob Felty  Tri-Valley 1990-94 2,419 93 26  
Jason Maile Forest City 1988-92 2,419 NA NA Pittsburgh
Rod Brookin Steelton-Highspire 1982-86 2,409 103 23.3 Pittsburgh
T J McConnell Chartiers Valley 2006-2010 2,406 NA NA Duquesne
Mark Sherman Greenwood 1992-96 2,396 101 23.5 Lycoming College
Jacob Iati York Catholic 2004-08 2,388 NA NA High Point University
Dan Hargrove Faith Christian Acd. 1997-01 2,378 95 25  East Stroudsburg
Don Hennon Wampum 1951-55 2,376 106 22.4 Pittsburgh
John Allen Coatesville 1997-01 2,371 110 21.5 Seton Hall  
Andy Byer Conemaugh Twp. 2001-05 2,360 NA NA Pitt-Johnstown
Carlin Warley Frankfort/Phil-Mont. 1986-90 2,358 NA NA St. Josephs
Owen Long Shanksville-Stoneycreek 1967-71 2,357 85 27.7 Slippery Rock
Jim Wallace Elk Lake 1965-69 2,338 87 26.9 St Bonaventure
Dan Fortson Altoona/Shaler 1990-94 2,331 NA NA Cincinnati
Matt Hilton Lewistown 2002-06 2,327 NA NA Ursinus
Pat Snyder Tussey Mountain 1989-93 2,321 NA NA Shippensburg
Drew Schifino Penn Hills 1997-00 2,318 NA NA West Virginia
Brian Pizer Saltsburg 1999-03 2,290 NA NA St. Vincent
Terrelle Pryor Jeannette 2004-08 2,285 NA NA Ohio State Calvin Grumley, Johnsonburg  2007
    (District 9 record: Most points by a player)

Photo credit:
Joyce Maletto, Johnsonburg Press)
Steve Button Linesville 1997-01 2,284 NA NA W & J College
Kevin Green Perkiomen 1998-02 2,283 NA NA Florida Atlantic
Ben McCauley Yough 2001-05 2,283 NA NA North Carolina St.
Mike Drexler Linesville 1990-94 2,280 114 20.1 IUP
Ryan Napp Towanda 1992-96 2,279 100 22.7 Gettysburg  
Brandon Fuss-Cheatham Blackhawk 1997-01 2,278 NA NA Ohio State  
Micah Mason Highlands 2008012 2,272 NA NA Drake  
Paul Guffrovich Nanticoke 1983-87 2,271 NA NA Wichita State

 

 








Donny Appleman

Williamsburg H.S. 
1962
(Photo credit: G Leidy)

Bill Jenkins Lackawanna Trail 1966-70 2,271 90 25.2  
Dante Calabria Blackhawk 1989-92 2,252 92 24.4 North Carolina
Wilt Chamberlain Overbrook 1952-55 2,252 61 37.4 Kansas
Allan MacQuarrie Pine-Richland 1997-01 2,247 NA NA Columbia
James Hairston Connellsville 2000-04 2,245 NA NA Cal. U. of PA
Lance Jeter Beaver Falls 2002-06 2,243 NA NA Polk C.C./Nebraska
Len Chappell Portage 1955-58 2,240 73 30.7 Wake Forest
Adam Miller Kennard-Dale 1989-93 2,236 104 21.5 Delaware
Tony Fannick Milton 2004-08 2,234 NA NA Mansfield
Tom Kresge Lehighton 1983-87 2,234 103 21.6    
Jake Handezelek Shickshinny 1948-52 2,232 84 26.6 Juniata College Dan Geriot
       Springfield    
    Delco
(2006)
Sam Bowie Lebanon 1975-79 2,226 94 23.7 Kentucky
Calvin Grumley Johnsonburg 2003-07 2,255 NA NA Penn State
Colin Klebon Southern Columbia 2009 2,230 102 21.9 Bucknell
Ray Holup Swoyersville 1965 2,223 NA NA Geo Washington
Tom Gola Phila. LaSalle 1946-51 2,222 NA NA LaSalle
Keith Bricker Conrad Weiser 1975-78 2,221 79 28.1 Albright College
Yuri Demetris Shaler 1996-00 2,221 96 23.9 Pittsburgh
Jon Iati York Catholic 1999-03 2,216 107 20.7 Albany
Garrett Heath Keystone 2001-04 2,215 NA NA Clarion  
Jeremy Tomson Westmoreland Christian   2,215 NA NA WCC
Wayne Ellington Episcopal Academy 2002-06 2,211 NA NA North Carolina
Tyrone Lewis Levittown Truman 2002-06 2,211 NA NA Niagara  
Tom Hauer Sun Valley 1991-95 2,209 NA NA Bloomsburg
Paul Hoffman Hazleton St. Gabriels 1964-68 2,209 101 21.9  
Dalton Pepper Pennsbury 2009 2,207 NA NA West Virginia
Wilt Chamberlain Overbrook 1955 2,206 61 36.1 Kansas
Ray Barbosa Allentown Allen 1998-02 2,202 NA NA UMBC
Bob Mullery Plymouth St. Vincent 1953-57 2,198 90 24.4  
Greg Stover Milton 1986-90 2,197 NA NA  
Bob Betner Plains 1956-60 2,192 NA NA  
Eric Roslonski Southmoreland 1988-92 2,192 91 24.1 St. Vincent
Steve McNees Shenango 2002-06 2,192 NA NA Akron
Ed Speiss SRU 1981-85 2,177 NA NA  
Brain Pearl York Catholic 1987-91 2,175 122 17.8 Delaware
Chad Hopenwasser North Hope-Solebury 1991-95 2,172 NA NA  
Matt Roadcap Millersburg 1984-88 2,170 105 20.6 West Virginia Jesse Bosnik
Elk County Catholic
2007
Luke Cresswell Southern Huntingdon 1996-99 2,162 NA NA Penn State Altoona
Jack Hurd Warwick 1984088 2,160 95 22.7 LaSalle
Dan Geriot Springfield Delco 2002-06 2,157 NA NA Richmond  
Tristan Crawford Steelton-Highspire 2001-05 2,141 NA NA Cleveland State
Sam Sims German Township 1955-59 2,138 80 26.7  
Chad Fabian Southern Columbia 1992-96 2,136 NA NA Wilkes
Paul Biko Scranton Cathedral 1964-68 2,133 NA NA Bucknell
John Ingram Abington Friends/Sussex Central 1984-88 2,130 NA NA  
Paul Dennebaum Scranton Central 1987-91 2,127 NA NA  
David Young Union/New Castle 1995-98 2,122 NA NA Xavier
Jeff Berkey Shanksville-Stoneycreek 2003-06 2,118 113 18.7 Juniata
Lamont Ferrell Yeadon/Penn Wood 1980-84 2,114 NA NA Temple
Paul Prezelski Forest City 1981-85 2,113 116 18.2  
Adam Highberger Blairsville 2002-06 2,109 NA NA Penn State Joshua Tomson
Westmoreland Christian Academy
Jim Nolan South Williamsport 1983-86 2,106 87 24.2  
Ben Bithell Martinsburg Central 1991-95 2,106 111 18.9  
Jordan Miller Central Cambria 2009 2,105     Pitt Johnstown  
Don Appleman Williamsburg 1958-62 2,100 96 21.8 St. Francis  
Joel Bixler Williamsport Christian 1992-96 2,100 NA NA    
Larry Koretz Wilkes Barre GAR 1979-83 2,100 114 18.4 LaSalle

 

Len Chappell
Portage
1958

Bill Golis Laurel Valley 1952-56 2,099 96 21.9  
Len Augustine Ashley 1955-59 2,098 NA NA  
Caleb Greene Bloomsburg Christian 2000-06 2,097 104 note 2  
Marty Salley Neshaminy/Truman 1980-84 2,090 NA NA Seton Hall
Jared Lenko West Mont. Christian 1991-95 2,089 86 24.2 Rider
Will Lasky Annville-Cleona 1984-88 2,086 100 20.8 Franklin & Marshall
David Kwait Neshannock 1989-93 2,085 NA NA  
Brandon Housler Cameron County 1995-99 2,084 NA NA Pitt - Bradford
Jesse Bosnik Elk Couny Catholic 2003-07 2,083 NA NA St. Bonaventure  
Brad Litchfield Bishop Neuman 1998-02 2,081 NA NA Dickinson
Antoine Hubbard Salisbury 1990-93 2,077 NA NA New Mexico St.  
Warren Sallade  Wilmington 1955-59 2,075 97 21.4 Westminster  
Dave Penkrot Lake Lehman 1977-81 2,074 95 21.8 Delaware
Casey Baker Conneaut Valley 2007-11 2,073 93 22.3  
Scott Masciolli Wyoming Valley West 1977-81 2,069 99 20.9  
John Phillips Phila. Episcopal 1994-98 2,068 NA NA West Chester
Joe Hasay Northwest 1971-75 2,065 114 18.1  
Andy Ostach Blairsville 2003-07 2,064 NA NA St. Vincent
Todd Thomas Beaver Falls 2009 2,063 N/A N/A Pittsburgh
Wayne Keys Bristol 1982-86 2,061 NA NA  
Chris Zimmerman Shamokin Area 1995-99 2,061 NA NA Bucknell
Gerald Henderson Episcopal Academy 2002-06 2,059 NA NA Duke Sam Bowie
Annville Bball Camp 2007
Peter Alexis Holy Redeemer 2008-11 2,054 NA NA  
Billy McCaffrey Allentown C.C. 1985-89 2,051 NA NA Vanderbilt/Duke
Nathan Davis Bellwood Antis 2012-16 2,049 102 20.08 Seton Hill University
Brad Stoltz Boiling Springs 1990-94 2,048 NA NA West Point
Doug Schneider East Forest 1995-99 2,039 NA NA Pitt-Bradford  
John Morris Camp Hill Trinity 1998-01 2,038 NA NA Old Dominion Dalton Pepper, Pennsbury
2009 (Photo:Kevin Cooney, Bucks Co.CourierTimes)
Zach Hoover Lebanon Catholic 2002-06 2,037 NA NA Lebanon Valley
Chuck.Rubisch Jr Western Pa School for Deaf 1981-85 2,037 95 NA  
Joe Marshall West Hazelton 1990-94 2,034 NA NA  
Tramayne Hawthorne Steelton-Highspire 2001-05 2,033 NA NA Drexel
Mike Colbert Chartiers Valley 1995-98 2,022 NA NA Allegheny College
Jonathan Haynes Germantown 1986-90 2,022 NA NA Villanova
Kyle Randall Kennedy Catholic 2009 2,022 NA NA UNC Greensboro
Wally Leader Line Mountain 1979-83 2,019 97 20.8 Lebanon Valley College
Mike Vreeswyk Morrisville 1981-85 2,019 NA NA Temple  
Charles Davis Scotland 1998-02 2,018 NA NA Shippensburg Colin Klebon
Southern Columia

2009 (Photo:
Scott Dudinskie)
Dave Delenick Saint Clair 1969-73 2,018 NA NA  
Jarrad Gruber Hamburg 1996-00 2,014 NA NA Albright College
Aaron Williamson Hamburg 1986-90 2,012 NA NA  
Gabe Jackson New Brighton 1987-91 2,011 NA NA Robert Morris
Billy Bessoir Scranton Prep 1976-80 2,009 NA NA U. of Scranton  
             
Kyle..Randell
Kennedy
Catholic

2009
(Photo.courtesy Craig.Randall)
Ryan Galiczynski Northern Cambria 1998-02 2,004 NA NA Penn State- Erie
Harry Aldrich Elkland 1998-02 2,000 NA NA Houghtion/Mansfield
Randy Glunk Loyalsock 1987-91 2,000 NA NA  
David Grabuloff Middletown 1989-93 2,000 NA NA Florida State
 
 

 

Andrew Nicholas Eastern York
2011


Jeremy
Tomson
Westmoreland
Christian
Academy

2010

 
  Matt Lushko
Ferndale
1992

 

David Grabuloff
Middletown
1993

2009-2010- additions
--
Tyrone Garland of John Batram High in Philadelphia (we need his final totals)-credit Mike Higgins
--T. J. McConnell became the 25th player in WPIAL history to score 2,000 career points. In the fourth quarter, he also became Chartiers Valley's all-time leading scorer, breaking the mark of Mike Colbert, who had 2,022 points. McConnell has 2,030.

*A.J. Nastasi holds the records for:
-Pennsylvania Freshman Scoring Record-832 points (28 games) 
-Pennsylvania Sophomore. Scoring Record-984 points (30 Games) 

A.J. Nastasi and brother Joe Nastasi, neither ever scored less than 10 in a game all four years of varsity

* Ron Krick missed 12 games during his career because of injuries.  He dislocated his shoulder on Christmas eve of his senior year.  At that point, he had averaged 42 points per game. He missed six games and then returned to play with his right arm in a brace and a chain to keep it in place.  When he returned to action on January 31, he used only his left arm and scored 26.  He played the remainder of the season injured and scored 37 in the state championship game.
(12/18/84, Reading Eagle)

Todd Thomas - Beaver Falls - Class of 2009 - 2,001 (but we don't have his final totals)
(Fayette County Hoops Guru)
NOTE: This list was originally compiled by Todd Jones, YMCA, Main Street, Nazareth,PA.18064 -He stopped updating the list in 1986. He provided valuable community service to Pennsylvania High School basketball and deserves the gratitude of Pennsylvania basketball fans. UPDATE: This list is being updated through emails from fans and coaches, from media sources and writers. Credits go to Edward A. Owens (Uniontown), Ms. Roxanne Moses (Harisburg Patriot News) Darin Ramsey (Shippensburg University student), Fred Harlen (New Castle Hurricane Wesite), Aaron Menapace, Simon Chamberlain (WPIAL Records), Philip Olivera, Billy Clapper, Mike Ostrowski, Marty Martynuska, Mike Mastovich (Johnstown Tribune-Democrat), Bradley Keim (Daily American), Jerry Shenk,  also see Ted Silary's website for Philadelphia scorers of 1,000 or better, Chris Rossetti (co-editor, d9sports.com), Doug Snyder, bweiser@delcotimes.com, Karen Vought, Kevin McCormick, Joyce Maletto (Johnsonburg Press), Fayette County Guru, Milton Fan, Scott Dudinskie (Bloomsburg Press Enterprise),  Kevin Cooney (Bucks Co. Courier Times), Jim Hill, Dave Burman (Lewistown Radio 105.5 WCHX), Mike Jackson, Billy Clapper.
We need your help! Our list is still not up to date. If all coaches and sports writers will e-mail the updates from their areas then everyone can use this data bank of basketball records for Pennsylvania.   Help! Send us your scoring additions
email to: wgaffey@pa.net
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Note 2: Caleb Greene, Bloomsburg Christian School had 2,097 points in 104 games from 2000-06. He also scored 246 additional points while playing varsity ball as a seventh grader and an eighth grader. (Credit: Scott Dudinskie, Bloomsburg Press Enterprise)
Note 3: Dear wgaffey, I remember officiating a PIAA game back in the late 70's, when a boy by the name of Bobby Zipko received a game ball for scoring 2000pts. The same night another guy(from the home team) was awarded a game ball for scoring 1000 points. The Zipko boy played for G.A.R. High School in Wilkes Barre. Hope I helped in your keeping up with the 2000 point club. John Kashatus

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Greg Procell of Noble Ebard (La) holds the national high school record with 6,702 points. (They played 70 to 80 games a year at that time-now there is limit on games in that state). He later played for Northwestern State in Natchitoches, La. and later became a professional fisherman on the Bassmasters circuit in La. and Texas. Greg scored 100 points in a high school game in 1970. His teammate, Walter Meshell scored the other 39 points in a 139-79 victory over Elizabeth High School. He averaged 46 points a game, a record that stood until 1982 when a kid named Bobby Joe Douglas AVERAGED 54.0 points a game for tiny Marion High School in Northern Louisiana. (Source credit: Douglas-emjack@eatel.net


Terrelle Pryor - Jeannette -  became a member of the 2,000 Point club on Saturday January 26, 2008. In that same game he eclipsed 1,000 rebounds for his career as well. In addition he is the first WPIAL and maybe PIAA player with 4,000+ yards rushing and 4,000+ yards passing in football.
credit: Fayette County Guru