High school basketball: 234 points in a single game? Looking back at the 100 highest winning scores in history

Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.), ranked No. 16 in the MaxPreps Top 25 high school basketball rankings, opened its season in October with a 135-66 win over Virginia Prep Sports for the highest single game score in the nation for the 2021 season. So where does Oak Hill Academy's 135-point total rank among the all-time national high scores? Barely within 100 points.

Kansas City High School, now known as Wyandotte (Kansas City, Kan.), set what is believed to be the all-time record for most points in a single game when it knocked off the Rainbow Athletic Club 234-2 in 1923. The more modern record belongs to Jackson City (Jackson, Ky.), which topped Woodbridge Academy 215-28 in 1992. Those two outings are the top entries on the MaxPreps list of the highest winning totals in high school basketball history.

With a minimum qualifying criteria of 150 points, nearly 100 teams have made the list. Leading the way is high-scoring Hobbs (N.M.), which became legendary for its fast-paced, high-flying games under coach Ralph Tasker, who retired as one of the nation's all-time winningest coaches with 1,121 wins. Playing without the benefit of a 24-second clock or a three-point line, Hobbs averaged a national record 114.6 points in 1970 (since broken by Yates in 2010) and has four games over 150 points on the list.

Sources for the list include Paul Luchter's Luckyshow.org website, the NFHS record book, state historians Chuck Langerman (New Jersey), Becky Taylor (Georgia), Buddy Collings (Florida), state association record books, Cal-Hi Sports Record Book by Mark Tennis and various newspapers accessed via Newspapers.com.

Highest winning totals in high school basketball history

234 — Kansas City, now Wyandotte (Kansas City, Kan.)
Opponent: Rainbow Athletic Club
Score: 234-2
Date: Jan. 15, 1923
Note: Whether or not this is a true high school game is debatable since the opponent was a "club" team. However it wasn't uncommon in the first half of the century for high schools to play non-high school opponents. Kansas City, now known as Wyandotte, listed the Rainbow Athletic Club game on its list of wins during the 1923 season when it went 35-0 and won the national tournament in Chicago. Harold Schmidt had 96 points in the win while teammate Herb Proudfit had 66 and Harold Zuber had 42 points. Wyandotte holds the Kansas state record for state championships with 20 state titles.

215 — Jackson City (Jackson, Ky.)
Opponent: Woodbridge Academy
Score: 215-28
Date: Feb. 10, 1992
Note: Jackson City had defeated Woodbridge 135-17 earlier in the season and coach Ed Lowdenback had publicly stated, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader, that his team would attempt to break the reported national record of 211 points against Woodbridge. The Woodbridge team had only 14 players, 10 of whom were freshmen or younger including one female. Jamie Clay had 64 points while Chris McIntosh had 54. Five others reached double figures.

211 — Grand Avenue (DeQuincy, La.) *
Opponent: Audrey Memorial (Cameron, La.)
Score: 211-29
Date: Jan. 29, 1964
Note: Participating in the segregated Louisiana Interscholastic Athletic and Literary Association, Grand Avenue led 103-19 at halftime after scoring 70 points in the second quarter. Grand Avenue went on to outscored Audrey Memorial 108-10 in the second half. The score was considered to be a national record at the time, perhaps because the Kansas City score was unknown or was not considered a high school event. Raymond Clarkston had 48 points, Alvin Farris had 38 and Charles Hodges had 34 in the win.

198 — Lake Charles-Boston (Lake Charles, La.)
Opponent: South Cameron
Score: 198-34
Date: Jan. 30, 1976
Note: David Lawrence poured in 65 points and Dennis Mayo added 46 points for Boston, which was 29-3 on the season while South Cameron was 11-13. Boston led 44-0 after one quarter and 97-9 at halftime.

197 — Loudon (Tenn.)
Opponent: McMinn County
Score: 197-57
Date: Feb. 14, 1956
Note: The halftime score for this game was just 39-34 with Loudon in the lead. However McMinn coach J.B. Ace Adams reportedly pulled his starters in the second half after complaining about the "lax officiating" that was resulting in rough play as well as the ejection by McMinn's best player in the first half. According to the Chattanooga Daily Times, McMinn County stopped guarding Loudon players in the second half and rarely shot the ball. At the end of the game, McMinn players were passing the ball to Loudon and "just passed it in to them after baskets." Twice McMinn shot at the Loudon basket. Loudon scored 158 points in the second half, including 94 in the fourth quarter. Reed Stamey had 62 points for Loudon.

193 — Blanche Ely (Pompano Beach, Fla.)
Opponent: Carver (Delray, Fla.)
Score: 193-58
Date: Jan. 19, 1965
Note: Johnny Jones had 85 points for Ely in a game that featured a 12-2 Ely against an 0-4 Carver. Ely led 53-9 at the quarter, 100-32 at half.

192 — Resurrection (Minneapolis) *
Opponent: Christ the King
Score: 192-31
Date: Jan. 16, 1944
Note: This game is a confusing one. The National Federation of High Schools Record Book lists Resurrection from Memphis (Tenn.) and the year of the game as 1945. However the contest was a matchup between two Catholic school teams from Minnesota in 1944. The Star Tribune called the game an "informal intermediate" game, making it even more confusing. The contest was also played with 14-minute quarters rather than eight. Resurrection had four players score more points than Christ the King. Tom Lorimer had 55 points for the winners while Bob Swift scored 42, Ted Ofstedahl had 36 and Bob Tennyson had 33. The Minnesota State High School League does not recognize the game in its state record book.

180 — Jackson City (Jackson, Ky.)
Opponent: Millersburg Military
Score: 180-72
Date: Jan. 28, 1992
Note: David Gross had 69 points as he made 14 of 25 three-point shots. Jackson City attempted 102 three-point shots and made 41. Chester Thomas added 12 three-pointers and 38 points. Millersburg also hit 22 three-point shots to give the two teams a combined 63 made three-pointers.

179 — Cassoday (Kan.), now Flinthills (Rosalia, Kan.)
Opponent: Burns
Score: 179-24
Date: Dec. 5, 1961
Note: Cassoday led 85-14 at halftime and 44-9 after the first quarter. Bobby Schuler had 57 points while David Conner had 47 and Gray Sommerfeld had 40.

179 — Alexander Hamilton (Brooklyn, N.Y.) *
Opponent: Sheepshead Bay
Score: 179-51
Date: Feb. 9, 1982
Note: Andre Ervin had 52 points, Kenneth Williams had 24 points and 15 assists and Kenneth Woods had 17 points and 29 rebounds for Hamilton, which broke its own state record from the year before when it scored 168 points.

178 — Heritage Christian (Cleveland, Texas)
Opponent: Banff Christian (Houston)
Score: 178-28
Date: Jan. 16, 2001
Note: Cedric Hensley was reportedly having surgery after Heritage Christian's game against Banff Christian and was going to miss over a week of play, so his teammates decided to do something special by repeatedly giving him the ball. Coach Jerome Tang told the Victoria Advocate, "Our goal was to have Ced play as much of the game as possible and get him 50 points, but he had that by halftime." Hensley finished with a Texas state record 101 points.

176 — Hobbs (N.M.)
Opponent: Roswell (NM)
Score: 176-49
Date: Jan. 13, 1978
Note: Hobbs broke its own state record and got coach Ralph Tasker his 701st win. Steve Smith had 43 points and Jeff Taylor had 40.

173 — Burnsville (W.Va.), now Braxton County (Sutton, W. Va.)
Opponent: Widen
Score: 173-43
Date: Jan. 26, 1960
Note: Danny Heater had a national record 135 points on 53 field goals, 29 free throws and 32 rebounds.

173 — Washington (Norfolk, Va.)
Opponent: Mary Smith (Accomack, Va.)
Score: 173-47
Date: Feb. 24, 1961
Note: Ten players on the Booker T. Washington team scored 11 points or more, led by Fred Hood with 26. Two nights earlier, Mary Smith had lost to Norcom 139-33 with John Morris of Norcom scoring 127 points.

172 — Walsh (Ottumwa, Iowa) *
Opponent: Blakesburg
Score: 172-12
Date: Feb. 17, 1969
Note: The starters only played the first quarter, but it didn't matter for Blakesburg, which was winless on the season. Walsh, 16-3, outscored Blakesburg 41-0 in the second quarter. Gary Turner led eight players in double figures with 30 points.

172 — Dixon (Mo.)
Opponent: Stoutland
Score: 172-34
Date: Dec. 6, 1968
Note: The first string outscored Stoutland 40-8 in the first quarter, prompting Dixon to put in the second string. And then things got worse. The Dixon second string outscored Stoutland 46-7 in the second quarter. John Brown had 35 points and Randy Irvin had 34 for the winners.

171 — Leelanau (Glen Arbor, Mich.)
Opponent: Freesoil
Score: 171-94
Date: Feb. 17, 1989
Note: Anton Phillips was looking to seal the league scoring title with a big game against Freesoil and he got it. The junior, who was averaging 30.9 points per game, scored 84 in the win. Leelanau coach Larry Smith told Mick McCabe of the Detroit Free Press that the court at Freesoil was barely longer than a volleyball court, resulting in easy fast break baskets.

171 — Deavertown (Ohio) *
Opponent: Chesterhill
Score: 171-45
Date: Feb. 12, 1965
Note: Ten players scored for Deavertown against Chesterhill, which went winless and gave up 171 and 125 points on consecutive nights.

170 — Hobbs (N.M.)
Opponent: Carlsbad
Score: 170-104
Date: March 8, 1970
Note: One of the highest-scoring games for combined teams, Hobbs set the New Mexico state record while upping its record to 23-1. Hobbs averaged 114 points on the season.

170 — Yates (Houston)
Opponent: Houston Lee
Score: 170-35
Date: Jan. 5, 2010
Note: Yates set a state record for most points in a game and finished the season with 26 100-point games on the season and averaged a national record 116 points per game.

170 — Boyd County (Ashland, Ky.)
Opponent: Blaine
Score: 170-87
Date: 1953
Note: The outing is the highest combined score in Kentucky history and was a national record until 1973. Boyd County reportedly had three players score over 40 points.

167 — Albert Gallatin (Uniontown, Pa.)
Opponent: West Greene
Score: 167-30
Date: Feb. 17, 1971
Note: Stan Boskovich scored 54 points for the winners.

166 — TC Walker (Gloucester, Va.) *
Opponent: King & Queen Central
Score: 166-56
Date: Feb. 6, 1968
Note: Walker was a member of the Virginia Interscholastic Association and the score still ranks No. 2 all-time in Virginia.

166 — Hardin-Jefferson (Sour Lake, Texas)
Opponent: Hardin
Score: NA
Date: Jan. 17, 1992
Note: The score of the game is not known, but Hardin-Jefferson averaged 109 points during the season and had 27 100-point games on the season.

166 — Clearwater (Piedmont, Mo.)
Opponent: Zalma
Score: 166-52
Date: Jan. 15, 1980
Note: Mike Montgomery had 37 points to lead Clearwater, which had 10 players score in double figures.

166 — Central (St. Louis) *
Opponent: Visual Performing Arts
Score: 166-57
Date: Dec 10, 1980
Note: Central averaged 122 points through its first five games of the season.

166 — Booker (Sarasota, Fla.)
Opponent: Plant City Marshal
Score: 166-66
Date: Jan. 20, 1967
Note: Future three-time NCAA All-American Howard Porter had 58 points for the Tornadoes,

165 — Hamilton (Brooklyn, N.Y.)
Opponent: Eastern District
Score: NA
Date: 1981
Note: Hamilton finished 27-1 on the season and had three players score over 40 points in the win.

165 — Camden (N.J.)
Opponent: Pennsauken
Score: 165-56
Date: Feb. 6, 1995
Note: Nate Johnson tossed in 81 points, a total that, amazingly, is only the third highest single-game scoring record in school history.

165 — Harriettsville (Ohio) *
Opponent: Dexter City
Score: 165-48
Date: Feb. 16, 1955
Note: Neil Schott had 41 points, Bill Lallathin 38 and Roger Love 36 in the win.

165 — Prairie Seeds Academy (Brooklyn Park, Minn.)
Opponent: Math and Science Academy (Woodbury)
Score: 165-37
Date: Jan. 6, 2012
Note: The Lycans led 91-19 at halftime and had five players score at least 20 points.

165 — California City (Calif.)
Opponent: Frazier Mountain
Score: 165-38
Date: Feb. 2, 2018
Note: California City outscored Frazier Mountain 110-21 over the middle two periods. Hubert Johnson led six players in double figures with 30 points.

164 — Yates (Houston)
Opponent: Houston Math, Science & Technology
Score: 163-71
Date: Nov. 20, 2009
Note: Yates opened the 2009-10 season with three straight games over 142 points, sandwiching a 163-71 win over Houston Math with a 142-80 win in the season opener over Dickinson and a 148-49 win over Kashmere in the third game.

164 — Hartford City (Ind.), now Blackford (Hartford City, Ind.)
Opponent: Roll
Score: 164-6
Date: 1921-22 season
Note: Hartford City was coached by Homer Stonebreaker, who was featured in Dave Krider's book "The 20 Most Dominant Players in Indiana Basketball History."

163 — Port Edwards (Wis.)
Opponent: Neillsville
Score: 163-43
Date: Dec. 10, 1952
Note: Don Rehfeldt had 55 points against Neillsville and had 108 points over two games.

162 — Loyola (Md.), now Loyola Blakefield (Towson, Md.)
Opponent: Park School
Score: 162-2
Date: Feb. 10, 1922
Note: Jim Lacy had 78 points on 37 field goals in the most lopsided game in Maryland history.

161 — Camden (N.J.)
Opponent: Highland
Score: 161-73
Date: Feb, 27, 1992
Note: Greg Barr set a state record in New Jersey (since passed by DaJuan Wagner) with 94 points.

160 — Fort Chiswell (Max Meadows, Va.)
Opponent: NA
Score: NA
Date: Dec. 12, 1975
Note: Fort Chiswell is listed as the No. 3 highest score in Virginia High School League history, but research was unable to reveal the opponent or final score.

160 — Tuscumbia (Mo.)
Opponent: Bland
Score: 160-28
Date: Feb. 9, 1974
Note: Tuscumbia outscored Bland 79-2 over the middle two periods and had six players score in double figures. Larry Sullivan led the team with 37 points. Bland was 0-18 on the season.

159 — Hobbs (N.M.)
Opponent: Roswell
Score: 159-65
Date: Feb. 15, 1981
Note: Hobbs won its 19th straight game and scored the third-highest single game total in state history. Hobbs also has the other two high-game totals.

158 — Mathews (Vienna, Ohio)
Opponent: Southington
Score: 158-48
Date: Jan. 22, 1955
Note: Rex Leach "The Peach" scored a career high 72 points in the win. Leach had 46 or more points 10 times during the season and averaged 43.6 points for the year.

158 — Westerly (R.I.)
Opponent: Stonington
Score: 158-12
Date: Dec. 22, 1939
Note: George Mearns set a state record (since passed) with 62 points in the win.

158 — Bartram Communications (Philadelphia)
Opponent: Simon Gratz
Score: 158-89
Date: Feb. 16, 1968
Note: Mike Moore tossed in 57 points and grabbed 21 rebounds for Bartram.

157 — Camden (N.J.)
Opponent: Vo-Tech Gloucester Township
Score: 157-67
Date: Jan. 16, 2001
Note: Dajuan Wagner scored 100 points in the win, yet he wasn't the highest scoring player in the country that day (see Cedric Hensley above). Wagner led the nation in scoring with 42.5 points a game.

157 — Magoffin County (Salyersville, Ky.)
Opponent: Ezel
Score: 157-60
Date: Feb. 2, 1948
Note: Chris Prater had 57 points in the win while Billy Patrick had 41 points for Ezel.

157 — Lily (Ky.) *
Opponent: McCreary County
Score: 157-56
Date: Feb. 22, 1966
Note: Larry Smith scored 58 points for Lily in a game that tied the state record.

156 — Evansville Bosse (Ind.)
Opponent: Evansville Christian
Score: 156-30
Date: March 4, 1986
Note: Bosse forced 59 turnovers and scored the first 26 points of the game.

156 — Eastern (Louisville, Ky.)
Opponent: Doss
Score: 156-70
Date: Dec. 3, 1996
Note: In its season opener, Eastern fell one point short of the state record. Jermaine Taylor led six players in double figures with 27 points.

156 — Minnesota Transitions (Minneapolis)
Opponent: Echo Charter
Score: 156-33
Date: Dec. 8, 2007
Note: Kevin Noreen, a sophomore, scored 58 points in the win. Noreen scored over 50 points nine times in his career with 58 being his highest output.

156 — Balboa (San Francisco)
Opponent: O'Connell (San Francisco)
Score: 156-82
Date: Jan. 13, 1993
Note: Tom Blankenship had 31 points as Balboa set a state record for points scored in a single game.

156 — Chrisman (Ill.)
Opponent: Kansas
Score: 156-47
Date: Nov. 20, 1970
Note: All 14 players scored for Chrisman, which averaged 125 points through its first five games of the season.

156 — Winona (Mo.)
Opponent: Dora
Score: 156-42
Date: Nov. 15, 1969
Note: Jackson Lloyd had 61 points for Winona, which led 87-10 at halftime.

156 — North Vermilion (Maurice, La.)
Opponent: Deep Rock
Score: 156-116
Date: Nov. 22, 1960
Note: Wilbur "Web" Sandblute tossed in 48 points to lead Maurice

155 — Bridgehampton (N.Y.)
Opponent: Shelter Island
Score: 155-71
Date: Jan. 23, 1970
Note: The alma mater of Boston Red Sox great Carl Yastrzemski, Bridgehampton led 101-30 at halftime en route to the win.

155 — Trout Creek (Mich.) *
Opponent: Mercer (Wisc.)
Score: 155-42
Date: Feb. 16, 1968
Note: Dick Pole led all scorers with 54 points for Trout Creek.

155 — Four Directions (Minneapolis)
Opponent: Echo Charter
Score: 155-59
Date: Feb. 1, 2007
Note: Lawrence Roy led six players in double figures with 40 points. Four days later, Four Directions lost to Oh Day Aki, 144-72.

155 — Minnesota Transitions (Minneapolis)
Opponent: The Math & Science Academy (Woodbury, Minn.)
Score: 155-61
Date: March 12, 2009
Note: The Wolves scored over 100 points 20 times during the season with a high of 155.

155 — Penasco (N.M.)
Opponent: Cimarron
Score: 155-58
Date: Feb.15, 1981
Note: Penasco remained undefeated at 21-0 by scoring 96 points in the second half. Penasco had 10 players in double figures.

155 — Hobbs (N.M.)
Opponent: Canutillo (Texas)
Score: 155-46
Date: Feb. 3, 1981
Note: Hobbs won its 17th straight game and posted the third-highest score in school history. Tony Benford led the Eagles with 29 points.

155 — Whitewood (Va.), now Twin Valley (Pilgrims Knob, Va.)
Opponent: Rocky Gap
Score: 155-114
Date: Jan. 14, 1970
Note: Mark Robinson scored 65 points and grabbed 42 rebounds in the win. He topped that point total one month later when he scored 74 points and grabbed 48 points in a 131-85 rematch with Rocky Gap.

154 — New Marion (Ind.) *
Opponent: Patriot
Score: 154-43
Date: Feb. 8, 1961
Note: Gene Demaree had 34 points to lead tiny New Marion, which set the state single game record.

154 — Rawls (Ala.) *
Opponent: Goshen
Score: 154-47
Date: Jan. 8, 1960
Note: Brunson Nichols connected on 39 field goals and six free throws for 84 points for Rawls. The total set a state record that was broken three years later when Walter Garrett scored all 97 points in his team's 97-54 win in 1963.

154 — Gaston (Ore.)
Opponent: Hill Military Academy
Score: 154-16
Date: Feb. 15, 1955
Note: Gaston set the state record against Hill Military, which had already given up over 100 points on two other occasions that season.

154 — Wenonah (Birmingham, Ala.)
Opponent: Hayden
Score: 154-56
Date: Feb. 14, 2014
Note: Three-time state champions opened the 2014 playoffs with the highest scoring game in state history.

154 — Engadine (Mich.)
Opponent: Grand Marais
Score: 154-41
Date: Jan. 28, 1966
Note: Engadine had seven players in double figures, led by Mike Bigger with 30, in setting a new Michigan state record for most points in a single game.

154 — Culver Academies (Culver, Ind.)
Opponent: Winamac
Score: 154-10
Date: March 8, 1913
Note: Herman "Buzz" Saygar set a national record with 113 points on 56 field goals. His record lasted for over 40 years.

154 — Durfee (Fall River, Mass.)
Opponent: Providence English
Score: 154-4
Date: March 14, 1906
Note: Sanford White scored 90 points on 45 field goals (no free throws). He scored 60 in the first half.

154 — Wampum (Pa.) *
Opponent: Neshannock
Score: 154-54
Date: Feb. 6, 1959
Note: Future MLB slugger Dick Allen had 42 points for Wampum, which won its 81st straight league contest. A new school, Neshannock did not have any seniors on its team.

153 — Westwind Prep Academy (Phoenix)
Opponent: Tonopah Valley
Score: 153-33
Date: Dec. 21, 2010
Note: Westwind Prep also defeated Tonopah 135-52 two weeks prior. Demarquise Johnson scored 50 points in the win while Stephen Topercer had 44 points.

153 — Minnesota Transitions (Minneapolis)
Opponent: St. Paul Community of Peace Charter
Score: 153-69
Date: Feb. 2, 2005
Note: Cash Eggleton set a Minnesota state record with 90 points including 39 points in the first quarter.

153 — Skyline (Scottsboro, Ala.)
Opponent: Paint Rock Valley
Score: 153-57
Date: Nov. 26, 1991
Note: Skyline broke the state record for points in a game with the win over Paint Rock Valley

153 — South Lamar (Millport, Ala.)
Opponent: Oneonta
Score: 153-87
Date: Feb. 1992
Note: Darryl Wilson had 57 points and Jayson Poole had 52 for South Lamar.

153 — Walnut Creek (Ohio) *
Opponent: Glenmont
Score: 153-39
Date: Feb. 12, 1943
Note: Dick Hamshere made 38 field goals and one free throw for 77 points in the win over Glemont.

153 — Chelsea (New York, N.Y.)
Opponent: Manhattan Vocational
Score: 153-125
Date: Dec. 14, 1971
Note: Mike Hay had 54 points for Chelsea in what is one of the highest scoring game of all-time for two teams combined.

153 — Crosby (Waterbury, Conn.)
Opponent: Branford
Score: 153-19
Date: Feb. 7, 1922
Note: Crosby rattled off its 13th straight win with the lopsided victory over Branford.

153 — Howard (Wilmington, Del.)
Opponent: Louis L. Redding
Score: 153-26
Date: March 4, 1955
Note: Fred Mason had 66 points on 33 field goals and no free throws.

152 — Cregier (Chicago) *
Opponent: Chicago Prosser
Score: 152-51
Date: Feb. 8, 1967
Note: Cregier scored its total on 75 field goals and only two free throws. Twelve players scored, seven in double figures.

152 — Loyola-Sacred Heart (Missoula, Mont.)
Opponent: St. Regis
Score: 152-56
Date: Feb. 9, 1991
Note: Sacred Heart had nine players in double figures against winless St. Regis (0-18).

152 — Hobbs (N.M.)
Opponent: Lawton (Okla.)
Score: 152-46
Date: 1981
Note: Hobbs knocked off Lawton in its own holiday tournament scoring 44 points above its season average of 108 points per game.

151 — Gray Court-Owings (S.C.), now a junior high school
Opponent: Ford
Score: 151-45
Date: Feb. 4, 1969
Note: The Greenville News on Feb. 4 stated that "Ford will try to slow down Gray Court-Owings." It didn't happen. Johnny Mills tossed in 74 points to more than double his season average of 32 points.

151 — Mansfield (Pa.)
Opponent: Elkland
Score: 151-42
Date: Dec. 16, 1969
Note: In 19 minutes of play, All-American Tom McMillan had 67 points for Mansfield.

151 — Archbold (Ohio)
Opponent: Swanton
Score: 151-11
Date: Jan. 20, 1922
Note: Glen Whipple tossed in 89 points for Archbold. The contest was the first game every played by Swanton.

151 — Mission (San Francisco)
Opponent: International Studies (San Francisco)
Score: 151-38
Date: Feb. 12, 1992
Note: Barry Gilton had 35 points and Tyler Eison had 31 in the highest-scoring game in San Francisco Section history.

151 — St. Margaret's (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.)
Opponent: Southeast Lutheran
Score: 151-35
Date: Feb. 1, 1994
Note: The score set a new Southern Section record. Damion Rabon had 37 points in the win.

151 — South Lamar (Ala.)
Opponent: Lamar County
Score: 151-115
Date: 1991-92
Note: Jayson Poole had 53 points and Darryl Wilson added 51 for South Lamar.

151 — All Saints (Detroit, Mich.)
Opponent: Immaculate Conception (Hamtramck, Mich.)
Score: 151-26
Date: Feb. 6, 1962
Note: Immaculate Conception didn't have any seniors and had won only one game. Detroit All Saints had lost only one. John Tobin had 42 points for All Saints. The score set a new Michigan record.

151 — Carver (Atlanta, Ga.)
Opponent: Grady
Score: 151-64
Date: Feb. 11, 1969
Note: Carver was one of the highest scoring teams in Georgia in 1969 with this game being the 12th time Carver had scored over 100 in the season.

151 — Franklin (Somerset, N.J.)
Opponent: High Point Regional
Score: 151-43
Date: Feb. 26, 1976
Note: Plenty of irony in this game, starting with the name of the losing team and the name of the winning coach, Frank Virtue. The Franklin coach said he wasn't proud of his team's high score, "The sooner this is forgotten, the better." High Point had lost 61 of its previous 63 games. Franklin's Mike Ferrara had 53 points and Nick Stefkovich had 46.

150 — Geyserville (Calif.)
Opponent: Middletown
Score: 150-81
Date: Feb. 10, 1967
Note: Rudy Navarro had 62 points for Geyserville.

150 — Beecher City (Ill.)
Opponent: Herrick
Score: 150-29
Date: Feb. 20, 1968
Note: Team averaged over 100 points per game against Herrick in 1968 and Herrick had lost 62 straight games dating back to 1965. Nine Beecher City players scored in double figures.

150 — Lovejoy (Ill.)
Opponent: Witt
Score: 150-39
Date: Feb. 4, 1972
Note: Lovejoy scored 52 points in the fourth quarter. Glenn Chatman led all scorers with 55 while Darryl Winston had 33.

150 — Dixon (Mo.)
Opponent: Richland
Score: 150-42
Date: Nov. 8, 1968
Note: Dixon led 92-12 at halftime. John Brown had 44 points and Randall Irvin added 37.

150 — DeWitt (Neb.), now Tri County (DeWitt, Neb.)
Opponent: Clatonia
Score: 150-45
Date: Feb. 21, 1964
Note: Larry Wattjes scored 65 points to lead DeWitt. It's the fourth-highest scoring total in Nebraska history.

150 — Carteret (N.J.)
Opponent: Admiral Farragut Academy
Score: 150-49
Date: 1951
Note: The score stood as the state record in New Jersey for 25 years.

150 — Avalon (Texas)
Opponent: Penelope
Score: 150-18
Date: 1997
Note: The margin of victory of 132 points set a Texas record at the time. Avalon led 57-2 after the first period and 95-8 at halftime. Avalon only had six players available for the game.

150 — Sheffield (Pa.)
Opponent: Tidioute
Score: 150-49
Date: Dec. 14, 1971